Amir Abadir, MD FRCPC

 

AMIR ABADIR, MD FRCPC is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is also a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. Dr. Abadir received his MD degree from Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. At the University of Toronto, he completed both his core residency training in Gastroenterology followed by a fellowship in Therapeutic Endoscopy where he received specialized training in advanced endoscopic procedures including endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) and endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP).

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Amir Abadir, MD4.8
Based on 2195 reviews
Winnie C.
2 years ago
Debbie went out of her way to help me get an appointment with Dr. Abadir set up. All of the staff we encountered were pleasant, helpful, and competent. Dr. Abadir listened and provided a plan to address my husband's issues.
Response from the owner:Thank you for the wonderful review. We appreciate you sharing your experience.
Cindy K.
1 year ago
Dr. Abadir was very nice and helpful. I would recommend him to anyone in need of a Gastroenterologist.
Response from the owner:Thank you for the wonderful review, we are so happy you chose us for your healthcare needs.
Garry G.
5 years ago
At 69, this was my third colonoscopy but my first with Troy Gastroenterology. I'm always anxious about this procedure, but Dr. Abadir and the friendly surgical staff made it easy peasy. Music in the scope room. I awoke with no grogginess from the anesthesia. The whole process was smoother than a luge run.
Response from the owner:Wonderful to hear! Thank you for the kind comment and we love our Dr Abadir! So glad you had a nice experience!

Hi, my name is Dr. Amir Abadir, and I’m a gastroenterologist here at the Center for Digestive Health. Well, I chose gastroenterology, really late in college when I took a year to do some research in that field. We ended up doing some work on pancreatic hormones and published a paper. And you know, that was sort of what started my interest in gastroenterology, and I got more interested in it in medical school as I learned more about it.

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