Michael Joseph Stumpf, DO

History

Dr. Stumpf was born in Pennsylvania and raised there until the age of 14 when he and his family relocated to Tucson, AZ. He graduated from Sabino High School and then went on to study Premed, molecular and cellular biology at the University of Arizona. While at the U of A, he was admitted to Alpha Epsilon Delta which is a National Health Pre-professional Honor Society dedicated to the encouragement and recognition of excellence in pre-professional health scholarship. He also participated in Science Connection which is a program that utilizes the energy, enthusiasm and resources of university students to reach out and foster interest in science in children. Concurrently, he performed laboratory research in the field of molecular genetics and also worked as an emergency technician in the emergency department at Tucson Medical Center. He graduated from the U of A and went on to study Medicine at Midwestern University. While there, he was Vice President of the emergency medicine club

Specialties

Mission Statement As a surgical practice, we look forward to the opportunity to put the knowledge and skill we achieved through years of education, experience and hard work, to work for our patients. No one chooses to have a surgical procedure for fun. We recognize that it is a time of need. In this time of need it is our mission to treat everyone with the utmost respect and dignity. We also recognize that it is also a time of great anxiety. This anxiety arises from the unknowns inherent in the process and complex disease processes. That is why we have a tremendous focus on education. We want our patients to fully understand the disease process and all the options available for treatment.