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Upper GI and bariatric surgeon at 360 Sleeve
Dr. Adam Schofield
An upper gastrointestinal (GI) surgeon whose practice focuses on bariatric, anti-reflux and general surgery. At 360 Sleeve he performs SADI-S. He is Surgical Director of Windflower Bariatrics.
- Fellowship
- Two years of upper GI surgery training in Adelaide, Australia
- Master's
- Minimally Invasive Surgery, University of Adelaide
- Residency
- General surgery, University of Calgary
- Role
- Surgical Director, Windflower Bariatrics
About Dr. Schofield
After medical school at the University of Calgary, Dr. Schofield completed his general surgery residency in Calgary. There he developed a strong interest in upper GI surgery: bariatric surgery, anti-reflux surgery and diseases of the esophagus and stomach.
He then spent two years in subspecialty fellowship training in upper GI surgery in Adelaide, South Australia, and completed a Master of Minimally Invasive Surgery at the University of Adelaide.
Back in Alberta, he joined the Central Alberta Bariatric Specialty Clinic, where SADI-S became a large part of his practice. He was later appointed Surgical Director of Windflower Bariatrics. His experience includes complex upper GI and revision bariatric surgery.
His approach
- 01Evidence-basedTechniques supported by current research.
- 02Minimally invasiveLaparoscopic surgery, through a few small incisions.
- 03For the long termCare that looks beyond surgery day.
The letters after his name
Each set of letters is a degree or a certification. Choose one to see what it means and where Dr. Schofield earned it.
Doctor of Medicine
The medical degree every doctor earns, after medical school. It is the first step before years of training in a specialty.
Dr. Schofield: University of Calgary, 2010 to 2013.
Master of Minimally Invasive Surgery
A graduate degree in minimally invasive (keyhole) surgery, completed after medical school.
Dr. Schofield: His master's degree is a Master of Minimally Invasive Surgery, from the University of Adelaide, Australia.
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada
The Canadian certification for surgical specialists. It means the surgeon completed a Royal College-accredited residency and passed the Royal College exams.
Dr. Schofield: After his general surgery residency at the University of Calgary, 2013 to 2018.
Training and career
From medical school to 360 Sleeve, in order.
- 2006 to 2009 Bachelor of Science (BSc)McGill University, Montreal
- 2010 to 2013 Medical degree (MD)University of Calgary
- 2013 to 2018 General surgery residency (FRCSC)University of Calgary
- 2019 to 2020 Upper GI and HPB surgery fellowThe Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide. HPB is surgery of the liver, pancreas and bile ducts.
- 2020 to 2021 Upper GI surgery fellowRoyal Adelaide Hospital, with a Master of Minimally Invasive Surgery, University of Adelaide
- Alberta Central Alberta Bariatric Specialty ClinicBariatric surgery, including SADI-S
- Today Surgical Director, Windflower BariatricsAnd SADI-S surgeon at 360 Sleeve
What Dr. Schofield does at 360 Sleeve
Every price includes taxes. Financing is available over 6 months to 6 years.
Your care, step by step
- 01 Your consultation You meet your surgeon, ask anything and find out if SADI-S suits you, with a clear plan and price.
- 02 Surgery day Dr. Schofield performs your SADI-S laparoscopically, through a few small incisions.
- 03 Follow-ups Surgeon follow-ups are part of six years of 360 Complete Care, with your nurse and dietitian.
Consultations in EnglishIn person in North York or online. Tell your patient care coordinator if you would like to see Dr. Schofield.
Meet the other surgeons
Four Royal College-certified surgeons, and a care team that stays with you after surgery.
Surgeons and care team
Questions about Dr. Schofield
What people ask before they meet their surgeon.
Still wondering? , or ask the assistant in the corner.
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01What does Dr. Schofield do at 360 Sleeve?
Dr. Schofield performs SADI-S at 360 Sleeve. SADI-S is a sleeve plus a single intestinal bypass, often discussed with a higher BMI or type 2 diabetes.
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02What do MD, MMIS and FRCSC mean?
MD is his medical degree, from the University of Calgary. His master's degree is a Master of Minimally Invasive Surgery, from the University of Adelaide. FRCSC means Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada, the Canadian certification for surgical specialists.
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03What is upper GI surgery?
Upper gastrointestinal (GI) surgery is surgery of the esophagus, the stomach and the first part of the small intestine. Bariatric and anti-reflux surgery are part of it.
Your first step is a conversation
A free consultation, in person in North York or online. Meet the team, ask anything and leave with a clear plan and price.
(416) 360-7360 sleeve@clinic360.com 1131A Leslie St #300, Toronto, ON M3C 3L8