4.4
95 Ratings with 36 written Reviews
Summary
Dr. Chabot is a beloved and revered pancreatic cancer surgeon, and founder of the Pancreas Center at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian.
Established in 2006, the Pancreas Center is one of the largest and most effective clinical cancer programs in the world, as well as a transformative research center where scientific discovery leads to trials of new pancreatic cancer therapies.
Under Dr. Chabot’s leadership, the Pancreas Center has grown from an informal collaboration to a comprehensive faculty of clinical specialists and scientific and translational researchers. This team now includes three full-time medical oncologists and numerous specialists who support pancreatic patient needs, as well as 13 different full- and part-time laboratories dedicated to pancreas cancer research—more than at any other academic medical center.
Dr. Chabot is the David V. Habif Professor of Surgery, chief of hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery, and served as vice president of ColumbiaDoctors for many years. …He is known for the close rapport he builds with his patients. A highly-regarded surgeon, he has performed more than 2,500 Whipple procedures—a complex operation to remove pancreatic tumors—and participated in many surgical advances that have steadily improved pancreatic cancer outcomes.Dr. Chabot arrived at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian in 1983 as an intern. From intern, resident, and fellow to professor, mentor, and director of the Pancreas Center, he has spent his entire career at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian, building an intimate understanding of the culture and practice of medicine and surgery. He sits on the scientific advisory board of LetsWin! Pancreatic Cancer and remains singularly committed to the goal of preventing, treating, and curing pancreatic cancer.
Read More Read less Established in 2006, the Pancreas Center is one of the largest and most effective clinical cancer programs in the world, as well as a transformative research center where scientific discovery leads to trials of new pancreatic cancer therapies.
Under Dr. Chabot’s leadership, the Pancreas Center has grown from an informal collaboration to a comprehensive faculty of clinical specialists and scientific and translational researchers. This team now includes three full-time medical oncologists and numerous specialists who support pancreatic patient needs, as well as 13 different full- and part-time laboratories dedicated to pancreas cancer research—more than at any other academic medical center.
Dr. Chabot is the David V. Habif Professor of Surgery, chief of hepato-pancreato-biliary (HPB) surgery, and served as vice president of ColumbiaDoctors for many years. …He is known for the close rapport he builds with his patients. A highly-regarded surgeon, he has performed more than 2,500 Whipple procedures—a complex operation to remove pancreatic tumors—and participated in many surgical advances that have steadily improved pancreatic cancer outcomes.Dr. Chabot arrived at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian in 1983 as an intern. From intern, resident, and fellow to professor, mentor, and director of the Pancreas Center, he has spent his entire career at Columbia/NewYork-Presbyterian, building an intimate understanding of the culture and practice of medicine and surgery. He sits on the scientific advisory board of LetsWin! Pancreatic Cancer and remains singularly committed to the goal of preventing, treating, and curing pancreatic cancer.
Featured Review
My mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in april of 2023. Three months of chemotherapy didn't do much to shrink the tumor. The first doctor said it still couldn't be resected because of entanglement with some veins, and a second one suggested radiation and said it might become resectable afterwards. We went to Dr Chabot who reviewed the CT with us and told us confidently he could perform the surgery. Not only that, but he also said he could resect the tumor even if it were a little larger. We went from being very worried and feeling some hopelessness to great relief and hope. The Whipple surgery was a long difficult six hours, but it went well. My mom recovered quickly and the CT three months after the surgery showed a clear picture with no signs of cancerous growth. We couldn't be happier with Dr Chabot. We feel very fortunate because we learned about Dr Chabot only when I was mentioning my mom's situation with a friend of mine who happened to have some guest in the same room at… the time. That guest overheard our conversation and urged me to see Dr Chabot. Don't know what situation my mom would be in today if it were not for that coincidence.
Office Locations
Dr. John A Chabot has 2 locationsCUIMC/Herbert Irving Pavilion
161 Fort Washington Ave Ste 819New York, NY 10032Mon9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tue9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wed9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thu9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri9:00 am - 5:00 pm
SatClosed
SunClosed
ColumbiaDoctors at NewYork-Presbyterian The One
1111 Westchester AveWhite Plains, NY 10604Quick Facts
- accepting new patients
- 43 years of experience
- 21 insurance plans accepted
- speaks English, Spanish
- New York Presbyterian Hospital
- 36 written reviews
- 2 specialties
- 11 areas of expertise
- 3 board certifications
- 1 hospital affiliation
- 2 office locations
- Male
Patients’ Perspective
- Gave an accurate diagnosis
- Had a good bedside manner
- Spent time with me
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Insurance Plans Accepted by Dr. John A Chabot
Medical Specialties
Dr. John A Chabot has the following 2 specialties
Specialty Expertise
Dr. John A Chabot has the following 11 areas of expertise
Certifications, License, & Education
43 Years Experience
MEDICAL LICENSE
Medical Doctor, New York, 2026, Active
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Residency
New York Presbyterian Hospital
Medical School
Geisel School Of Medicine At DartmouthGraduated in 1983
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