WHO I AM
Toghrul Talishinskiy, MD, FACS FASMBS is a Director of Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery at St Joseph University Medical Center .
Dr. Talishinskiy performed his internship at New York Medical College – Sound Shore Medical Center of Westchester and his residency at New York University Department of Surgery. He has two fellowships: surgical critical care, completed at the University of Michigan Department of Surgery, and minimally invasive surgery, completed at Hackensack University Medical Center.
Dr. Talishinskiy serves as an assistant professor of surgery at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall University. He is a fellow of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery and a member of:
Dr. Talishinskiy teaches students and residents from:
Awards and Recognition
George Perez Research Colloquium “Honorable Mention in Basic Clinical Investigation”
Top Doc Award for minimally invasive surgery fellowship course, Florida, 2015
“Making A Difference” – University of Michigan Health System
“Surgical Intern of the Year” 2010 at the New York Medical College –Sound Shore Medical Center of Westchester
A prolific researcher, Dr. Talishinskiy’s work has appeared in the following peer-reviewed journals:
“I am a minimally invasive surgeon: this allows me to perform most complex bariatric and general surgeries with minimal discomfort to my patients. This allows for a faster recovery and improved results overall.
“I personally find the initial interaction with patients to be extremely important. This is the first step in establishing our life long relationship and when we start working together towards a common goal. I dedicate my whole time towards excelling in care, safety and the best possible outcomes I can provide.
“My goal is to provide excellence in care, remain at the forefront of surgical innovation and education, and to provide my patients with the best possible results.”