George O. Maish, III, MD, MS

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital is home to a team of highly skilled specialists in thoracic and cardiovascular surgery, led by Division Chief Dr. Mark J. Epler. With a focus on patient care, the hospital offers a comprehensive range of services and is accepting new patients aged 18 and up. Dr. Epler, a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery, emphasizes details and thoroughness in his practice, as evidenced by consistently high patient ratings and comments. The practice accepts a wide array of insurance plans, facilitating access to quality healthcare for diverse patient needs. Generated from the website

I am a board-certified trauma and acute care surgeon and surgical intensivist. I received a BS in both Biomedical Engineering (in Artificial Organs and Medical Device Design) and Biologic Sciences from the University of Pittsburgh in 2009. I attained my medical degree from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2013 and completed my General Surgery residency training at the UPMC PinnacleHealth in Harrisburg, PA in 2018. I served as chief surgical resident from 2016-2018. Following residency, I underwent an additional one-year specialty training fellowship in Surgical Critical Care at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center in Columbus, OH before joining the Trauma and Acute Care Surgery division at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. As a trauma and acute care surgeon, I enjoy helping our patients and their families overcome acute illnesses and begin on the road to recovery. I treat every patient as a partner as we work together to get home safely and prevent further trauma. In addition to my clinical duties, I am a resident trainer for general surgery residents from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM). I am also the director of trauma and acute care surgery informatics and analytics and an EPIC Physician Builder. My research interests include geriatric and homeless trauma, quality improvement in trauma surgery and sedation/delirium in surgical critical care. I serve on several hospital committees dedicated to patient safety and information technology.

Dr. Daniel Wu, DO, is a highly regarded Associate Medical Director of the Trauma Program at Lancaster General Hospital, specializing in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery. He is committed to providing advanced surgical care to patients aged 18 and older, ensuring a comprehensive approach to trauma management. With a solid educational background from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and fellowship training from the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine, Dr. Wu accepts a wide range of insurance plans. His extensive training and dedication to patient care underscore his role as a trusted physician in the Lancaster community. Generated from the website