Jason A. Glenn, MD

• About
  • Specialties: Surgery

  • Gender: Male

  • Languages: English
  Biography

  What I Do
  As an endocrine surgeon, I use my technical abilities to affect immediate and measurable change in a patient’s life. My goal is to provide patients with a baseline level of medical knowledge regarding their conditions so they can conceptualize their problems and take an active role in the decision-making process. My special clinical interests are benign and malignant disorders of the thyroid gland, cervical lymph node metastases from thyroid cancer, hyperparathyroidism, hypercalcemia and benign and malignant disorders of the adrenal glands.

  Why I Love My Work
  I was drawn to endocrine surgery because the operations are delicate, the neck has great anatomy and I get to manage a wide range of complex medical conditions related to the endocrine system. I also have the privilege of being able to help people get through some of the most difficult and scary times of their lives.

  Getting to Know Me
  I am the medical director of surgery at CentraCare – Monticello and an officer in the United States Army Reserve. I maintain a busy general surgery practice, but I go on medical mission trips as often as I can. Recently, I went on a medical mission to help remove large endemic goiters in Migori, Kenya.

  Education
  • Medical School
    Howard University College of Medicine
  • Fellowship
    University of Michigan Hospitals
  • Residency
    Medical College of Wisconsin