Best Transplant Surgeon Chandler Near Me

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James Cashman, MD, FACS, has been in private practice since July 2000. He currently serves as the Director of Liver Transplantation for Banner University Transplant Center and is an Associate Clinical Professor at University of Arizona. Dr. Cashman is originally from Texas. He received his medical degree from the University of Texas at Houston Medical School in 1993. He completed his internship and residency in general surgery at Phoenix Integrated Surgical Residency Program in 1998. In addition, he completed a fellowship in liver, kidney and pancreas transplantation at the University of California, San Diego Medical Center in 2000. Dr. Cashman is Board Certified by the American Board of Surgery.

Dr. Cashman's expertise includes organ transplantation, cancer of the liver and pancreas, and complex hepatobiliary disease. He is also proficient in minimally invasive robotic and laparoscopic surgical procedures for pancreas, liver, kidney, and adrenal disease. Dr. James Cashman offers pancreas surgery, kidney transplant and liver transplant services.

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When you need to see a transplant specialist, we know what goes through your head. But what we want you to feel is a sense of calm and reassurance that you’re receiving the highest quality care possible – from the moment you sign in to your first steps to recovery.


Whether it’s a second opinion or a life-saving procedure, the specialists at the Transplant Institute’s centers and clinics offer seamless collaboration between doctors and whole-scale expertise when it comes to organ transplantation in the greater Phoenix and Arizona areas. And because we're located on campus at Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix, our transplant and organ health providers have access to some of the newest medical technologies and most advanced treatment techniques available.

The Banner – University Medicine Transplant Institute can help. From information and educational materials and more, it’s all a part of how we’re trying to make life easier by making health care better – especially when you need to see a transplant specialist.

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Open and honest communication are the key to a productive and trusting patient-physician relationship. I want to provide high level, compassionate to my patients so that they feel like they are being treated as a person, not just a problem or a number.