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With almost two decades of achievements in her field, Dr. Ubesie is an Acute Care Surgeon specializing in general surgical procedures, trauma surgery, critical care surgery, burns, and wound care.

Dr. Ubesie’s patient care philosophy includes being compassionate and honest with all patients and staff. "Through faith, dedication, and compassion, we can improve the health of this nation and the world...one person at a time.” 

Dr. Ubesie is currently affiliated with UT Southwestern. She is the first and only Trauma Medical Director in Frisco, TX serving at an amazing UT Southwestern community branch. At previous institutions, she has served as the first African-American female Vice Chair of Surgery, the first African-American female Chair of Surgery, and the first Surgical ICU Co-Director.

Dr. Ubesie’s medical journey began in 2007, with a Medical Doctorate from the University of Texas Health Science Center - San Antonio. She went on to complete her general surgery residency at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, VA. Following graduation, she completed a Burn Surgery fellowship at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. Dr. Ubesie then built a thriving general surgery practice in Dallas, TX. During this time, she discovered her passion for trauma/critical care surgery. In 2018, Dr. Ubesie completed a fellowship in Surgical Critical Care at Albany Medical Center in Albany, NY, launching her into her current career and passion.

Dr. Ubesie has also been recognized as a “Texas Rising Star Honoree”, “Patient Preferred Surgeon Representing Texas”, “Trauma Champion”, and a “Top General Surgeon in Addison, TX”.

Treating all patients with compassion and the utmost care is Dr. Ubesie’s prime focus. When she is not treating patients she enjoys volunteering, public speaking, advocacy for diversity, weightlifting/HIIT, yoga, international travel, and spending time with family and friends.
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That time created a masterpiece with @riceafricansa !! Impactful decision in my artistic career…
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Only 2% of physicians are black women.  What percentage of physicians are black females with  MBAs??? I don’t know but what ever teeny tiny percentage of all physicians that is  you are looking at them. God is great. Welcome to the MD MBA Club NeNe! We are all so freaking proud of you 👩🏾‍⚕️ 🥂 #naijadoctor #naijafashionista #naijaconnect #jamaicanaijaconnect #MDMBA #overcameitall #bossdoctor #blackexcellence #sopretty
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