Dr. Allan Wu Curriculum Vitae

Education

University of Rochester
Doctorate in Medicine August 1992—May 1996

University of Washington
Bachelor of Science, Psychology, May 1992 (Magna Cum Laude)
Bachelor of Science, Physiology, September 1987

Medical Training

Bourn Hall Clinic, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK
Subspecialty Infertility Fellowship, September 2004

Bethesda North Hospital, Cincinnati, OH
Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, August 1999—July 2003

University of California at Los Angeles
Fellowship in Surgical Molecular Biology, June 1997—July 1999

Virginia Mason Hospital, Seattle
Internship in General Surgery, July 1996—June 1997

Medical License

State of California: #A067036
State of Indiana: #01057730A

Board Certification

Board Certified, National Board of Medical Examiners
Board Certified, American Association of Tissue Banks, Certified Tissue Bank Specialist
Board Certified, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Professional Certification

Advanced Cardiac Life Support, March 2007-2009
Wound Care and HBOT Certification, February 2007

Professional

The Morrow Institute Medical Group Inc., Rancho Mirage, CA, August 2007-Present
Specialty Plastic Surgery® and Specialty Surgery Practice

Clinical Adjunct Professor for Indiana University School of Medicine, July 2004-July 2007

Midwest Women’s Specialty Group, Terre Haute, IN, July 2003-July 2007

Professional Societies

American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, Fellow
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Associate Member
American Society of Reproductive Medicine, Associate Member
American Association of Tissue Banks, Faculty
American Board of Bioanalysis, Associate Member

Honors

2003 Organon Outstanding Research Award in Women’s Health
2003 Bethesda Foundation Research Grant 1996 Fannie and Henry Rice Scholarship
2003 Outstanding Laparoscopic Surgeon Award
2002 Outstanding Research Award: Akzo Nobel
2001 ACOG District V Second Place Prize, Scientific Session  
1995 Rochester Prize Scholarship
1994 Summer Research Fellowship. Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
1992 University of Washington Outstanding Asian Student Award

Publications and Posters

Deletion of Chromosome 1, But Not Mutation of MENIN, Predicts Prognosis in Sporadic Pancreatic Endocrine.

Tumors, Wu, A.Y., Ebrahimi, S.A. Wang, E.H., Sawicki, M.P., Passaro, E.J., American Association for Cancer Research Meeting Philadelphia, PA, 1999