Dr. Chinwe Kpaduwa is a Board Certified Craniofacial, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Kern Medical and Refine.
Dr. Kpaduwa attended Harvard University and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry. She attended medical school at Georgetown University School of Medicine. Dr. Kpaduwa was a General Surgery Resident at Boston Medical Center Department of Surgery and a Plastic Surgery Resident at The University of California, San Diego. She completed a Craniofacial Fellowship at Ohio State University, Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Kpaduwa brings many years of experience in leadership. She was Director of Phillips Brooks House Association’s Roxbury Youth Initiative, Executive Vice President at Phillips Brooks House Association, Founder and President of the Harvard College Nigerian Student Association, and Co-Founder of the Balogun-Kpaduwa Partnership, an organization dedicated to improving healthcare delivery and access in Nigeria.
At Kern Medical, Dr. Kpaduwa performs plastic and reconstructive operations in both pediatric and adult patients. She also trains and instructs medical students as they complete their rotations at the hospital.
At Refine, Dr. Kpaduwa performs aesthetic surgery and procedures aimed at better revealing and enhancing a patient’s natural beauty.
| Medical School: | Georgetown University, School of Medicine |
| Internship: | Johns Hopkins Hospital, Department of Surgery |
| Residency: | University of California, San Diego – Plastic Surgery Resident
Boston Medical Center Department of Surgery – General Surgery Resident |
| Fellowship: | Ohio State University, Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Craniofacial Fellow |