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Lauren Beliveau, MD

Vascular and Endovascular Surgeons

About

Dr. Lauren Beliveau, a board-certified vascular surgeon based in Tucson, began her medical journey at The University of Arizona. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Molecular and Cellular Biology and delved into diverse subjects, including mathematics, gender studies, and business, demonstrating her multidisciplinary approach to medicine.
Her medical education continued at The University of Arizona College of Medicine, and she pursued an intensive general surgery residency at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. Dr. Beliveau's leadership qualities were evident as she served as the general surgery administrative chief resident during her training.
Specializing in vascular surgery, Dr. Beliveau completed her fellowship at Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital and The Heart Hospital in Plano, gaining expertise in a wide range of vascular surgical techniques. Her dedication extends beyond clinical practice with research contributions and a commitment to teaching, earning her recognition as the Fellow of the Year from Texas A&M medical students. Back in Tucson, she is devoted to providing exceptional vascular care to the community she holds dear. Her comprehensive training, patient-centered approach, and commitment to advancing the field make her a valuable asset to Tucson's medical community.

Specialty

Vascular Surgery, General Surgery

Education & Training

Fellowship: Baylor University - Dallas Vascular Surgery GME
Medical School: University of Arizona College of Medicine
Residency: Baylor University - Dallas General Surgery GME

Certifications & Licensure

American Board of Surgery
Certified in Surgery
American Board of Surgery
Certified in Vascular Surgery
AZ State Medical License
Active through 2025

Affiliated Hospitals

Carondelet St. Joseph's Hospital

Publications

Real-world comparative claims analysis of a novel single-branched aortic stent graft device versus thoracic endograft placement with extra-anatomic debranching/revascularization in zone 2 aortic disease.

Lauren Beliveau, Kathryn Shinn, Cara Gable, William Brinkman, William Shutze, Dennis Gable, Gable, D. R., Ganesh Ramakrishnan