Stephen R. Collins, MD

Dr. Collins is a Virginia native and a graduate of The College of William and Mary and the University of Virginia School of Medicine and Department of Public Health Sciences in a dual degree (M.D./M.S. in Clinical Research) program.  After completing an internship at Yale New-Haven Hospital, he returned to University of Virginia for his anesthesiology residency with specialty training in liver transplantation.

Dr. Collins is a board-certified anesthesiologist whose clinical practice focuses on caring for patients requiring general surgery and liver transplantation.  His research interests include medical education.  He serves as Residency Program Director and has a passion for teaching and education.  While on faculty, he has been awarded the annual resident Faculty Teaching Award three times, the GME Master Educator Award, and is a member of the Center for Excellence in Education.  He served on the University of Virginia School of Medicine Admissions Committee for many years.  He serves as a Senior Examiner for the American Board of Anesthesiology.

Dr. Collins lives with his wife – a practicing endocrinologist – and their two daughters in Charlottesville.  He spends his time outside of work reading and enjoying the city, nature, and time with family.

Read Dr. Collins’ Full Bio
Link to Dr. Collins’ Publications