Chasen Croft

With a visionary perspective, Dr. Chasen Croft addresses the complexities of trauma and surgical critical care with a blend of academic rigor and clinical expertise. As an associate professor of surgery at the University of Florida, Dr. Croft is dedicated to advancing the field of acute care surgery through both his teaching and research endeavors. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch, where he laid the foundation for his career in medicine. Further honing his skills, he completed his residency and fellowship at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine, gaining invaluable experience in trauma and critical care. Dr. Croft's commitment to excellence is reflected in his status as a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, a testament to his professional achievements and contributions to the surgical community. His active participation in various surgical societies underscores his dedication to staying at the forefront of surgical advancements and collaborative learning. In the classroom, Dr. Croft is known for his engaging teaching style and his ability to inspire the next generation of surgeons. He teaches courses in surgery and surgical critical care, where he emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practice and innovative problem-solving. His students benefit from his extensive knowledge and firsthand experience in managing complex surgical cases. Dr. Croft's research interests are deeply rooted in improving patient outcomes in trauma surgery, surgical infections, and sepsis. He is particularly focused on developing new strategies to manage and treat these challenging conditions, contributing to the body of knowledge that informs best practices in surgical care. His work in this area not only enhances patient care but also provides valuable insights into the mechanisms underlying surgical infections and sepsis. Through his research, teaching, and clinical practice, Dr. Croft continues to make significant contributions to the field of surgery. His dedication to improving surgical outcomes and his passion for education make him a respected and influential figure in the medical community.