Maggie McQueen Hodges, MD MPH

Dr. Maggie Hodges earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia. Her medical training includes a Doctor of Medicine from Emory University School of Medicine, Residency in General Surgery at the University of Colorado, and Fellowship in Foregut /Minimally Invasive Surgery – The Oregon Clinic/Providence Portland Medical Center. She also has a Master of Public Health in Global Environmental Health from Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health.

Dr. Hodges takes UNC’s promise to care for the People of North Carolina very seriously. Her specialized focus on the physiology and management of common diseases like gastroesophageal reflux disease, gastroparesis, and obesity make her a skilled member of the team.

Together with a talent for putting patients and families at ease, Dr. Hodges is a talented and patient-focused team member and provider. In her own words, “I continue to be inspired by the advances in knowledge in our field and the potential to improve someone’s quality and quantity of life through the surgeries we offer”. Of patient-focused care, she says “I care tremendously about the success of my patients and the success of my partnerships. I want to work with you to set goals that we can achieve together, and I see every patient as an individual. You are never alone in your struggles, and I look forward to sharing the successes with you!”