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Santiago A. Calderon, n/a

Region Metropolitana, Chile

Dr. Santiago Andrés Calderón López is a physician specializing in Emergency Medicine and currently undergoing a sub-specialty fellowship in Adult Intensive Care Medicine at Universidad Andrés Bello, based at Clínica Indisa in Providencia, Santiago, Chile. Originally from Ecuador and also a U.S. national, he holds a medical degree from Universidad del Azuay in Cuenca, Ecuador, where he graduated in 2011 with a score of 94/100 and completed a thesis on Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome. He later obtained his specialist title in Emergency Medicine from Universidad de Santiago de Chile in 2021. His international credentials include ECFMG and USMLE certification in 2014 and Chilean medical title validation in 2017.
Dr. Calderón has extensive clinical experience across public and private healthcare systems in Chile and internationally. In Chile, he has served in multiple emergency departments, including Hospital de Santa Cruz, Hospital Regional de Rancagua, Hospital de San Fernando, and Hospital de Rengo. He has also worked in critical care at Hospital Regional de Rancagua’s ICU (2019–2021). Abroad, he gained experience during internships at Hospital Vozandes in Quito, Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, and clinical roles in Alabama, USA, between 2014 and 2017.
Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Calderón has been actively involved in medical education, serving as faculty at Universidad de O’Higgins and as a collaborator at Universidad de Santiago de Chile. He has participated in numerous advanced courses in critical care and emergency medicine and has attended international congresses, including the Pan-American Trauma and Critical Care Congress in Cartagena.
Fluent in Spanish and advanced in English, Dr. Calderón combines international training, academic involvement, and frontline clinical experience to provide comprehensive emergency and critical care services.

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