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MICHEL PELLERIN, M.D., FRCSC
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Academic Qualifications
Degree/Certification
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Date
MSc surgical biology & artificial organs
Fellow Royal College of Surgeons of Canada
(Cardiovascular and thoracic surgery)
Fellow Royal College of Surgeons of Canada
(General Surgery)
License from Medical Council of Canada
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1B
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1993-1995
1991-1993
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Institution, Country
University of Paris VI, France
University of Montreal, Canada
1986-1990
Laval University, Quebec Canada
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MD, medicine
1985-1986
1981-1985
Laval University, Quebec Canada
Laval University, Quebec Canada
Current and Previous Relevant Positions Including Academic Appointments
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Dates
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Title
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2012
President
2005
Professor of Surgery
2004
Michal & Renata Hornstein
Chair in Cardiac surgery
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Institution/Company, Country
Quebec, Association of Cardiovascular
and Thoracic Surgeons
University of Montreal
Montreal Heart Institute and
University of Montreal, Canada
2003- 2012
Department Head
Department of Cardiac Surgery
Montreal Heart Institute
2000- 2005
Associate Professor
Department of Surgery
University of Montreal, Canada
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1996-…
Director of Prospective Follow-up
Heart Valves Clinic
Montreal Heart Institute, Canada
1995-…
Cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon
Montreal Heart Institute, Canada
1995-2000
Assistant Professor
Department of Surgery
University of Montreal, Canada
Brief Summary of Relevant Clinical Research Experience:
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Michel Pellerin is professor of surgery at the university of Montreal, where he also serves as a
cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at the Montreal Heart Institute. He was Head of the Department
Surgery from 2004 to 2012 and he is the actual Director of the Prospective Heart Valves Clinic.
Dr Pellerin graduated in medicine at University Laval in 1985, then in General Surgery in 1990. He
subspecialized in Cardiovascular surgery at the University of Montreal in 1993. He has completed a Master
in Science in surgical biology and artificial organs at the University of Paris VI under the leadership of Pr
Alain F Carpentier MD PhD as a scholar of the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.
Dr Pellerin has authored and co-authored more than 130 articles and abstracts in peer-reviewed
publications.
He has also written several book chapters and multimedia surgical videos.
Dr Pellerin is a frequently invited lecturer and his most recent topics of discussion are: mitral valve repair,
surgical technology, long term outcomes after valve surgery, and minimally invasive cardiac surgery.