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Kathleen Ozsvath, MD

chief of surgery
St. Peters Health Partners
Troy, New York, United States

Kathleen J. Ozsvath, MD, a board-certified vascular surgeon,provides comprehensive vascular services, with diagnosis and treatment of peripheral arterial disease,cerebrovascular disease, aneurysms, and venous disease. She has expertise in the treatment of superficial and deep venous disease, including long term sequalae of chronic venous disease. Pelvic venous pathology is also a very important interest.
Dr Ozsvath earned her medical degree at UT Southwestern Medical Center. She completed surgical residency, surgical research fellowship, and chief residency at St. Luke’s - Roosevelt Hospital Center, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. She completed vascular surgery fellowship at Albany Medical Center, NY. She became a partner at the The Vascular Group in 2004. In 2018, she joined the Vascular Associates at St Peters Health Partners. Dr. Ozsvath is Chief of Surgery at Samaritan Hospital, Troy, NY.
An active researcher, Dr Ozsvath has participated in many clinical trials. She has authored research papers and abstracts published peer-reviewed journals and many book chapters. She has lectured locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
Dr. Ozsvath has been very involved in the American Venous Forum. She has chaired several committiies including, health policy, program, research and eary career when it was still ad hoc. She served as the Membership Council chair. Presently she serves as Secretary on the Executive Board. Dr. Ozsvath helped organize the first community service event at AVF 2024. Looking forward to a wonderful event at the 2025 annual meeting
A fellow of the American College of Surgeons, Dr Ozsvath has been an active member of the ABS vascular board as an examiner.
Dr. Ozsvath is the immediate past president of the Eastern Vascular Society.
As a female vascular surgeon, she has interest in mentorship, and issues specific to women in surgery and leadership.
Dr. Ozsvath is a proud mother of an accomplished daughter.

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