Saint Francis GI Endoscopy Center

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RICHARD I. STONE, M.D.

EDUCATION:
1968-1972	University of Vermont Burlington, Vermont (College)
1972-1976	University of Guadalajara Guadalajara, Mexico (Medical School)
1976-1977	5th Pathway: Downstate University Maimonides Medical Center
1977-1980	Medical Residency: Chief Resident – 1980 Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford, Connecticut
1980-1982	G.I. Fellowship: University of Connecticut Health Center, Farmington, CT
Continuing Education:
March 28-April 1, 1988	“Update in Gastroenterology” Harvard Medical School - 33 credits
October 1997	“Review of Gastroenterology” George Washington University Medical School - 40 credits

BOARD CERTIFICATIONS:
September 1987	Internal Medicine

LICENSURE:
Medical Licensure

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

Chief of GI Section at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center
2007 – Present

Attending Staff, Mount Sinai Hospital
Hartford, Connecticut

Attending Staff, Saint Francis Hospital
Hartford, Connecticut

Attending Staff, Hartford Hospital
Hartford, Connecticut

Board of Directors, PHO
Saint Francis/Mount Sinai Hospital

Medical Executive Committee
Saint Francis/Mount Sinai Hospital

Member Strategic Planning Committee
Saint Francis/Mount Sinai Hospital

Steering Committee
Saint Francis/Mount Sinai Hospital

PUBLICATION:
“Hepatic Calcifications in a Patient with Gaucher’s Disease”; Richard I. Stone, M.D., Jay Benson, M.D., Bruce Tronic, M.D., and Thomas Brennan, M.D. The American Journal of Gastroenterology 77:95,1982

LECTURES:
April	“Cirirhotic Ascites” Medical Grand Rounds Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford, Connecticut

Nothing found at this website should be construed as medical advise or treatment recommendations by SFGIE. This information is not a substitute for consultation for any symptoms you may have. Note that you should consult your gastroenterologist, colorectal surgeon or family physician for medical advise.

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