Dr. John Stewart IV, MD – Atlanta, GA | General Surgery - Doximity
Dr. John Stewart IV, MD is a general surgeon in Atlanta, Georgia. He is affiliated with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.
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Multiple doctors named John Stewart or John H. Stewart with various Specialties (pathology, general surgery, family medicine) are active in different U.S. locations. This can make it tricky to identify the exact individual without more identifying details (e.g., specialty, location, or affiliated institution).[1][2][3][4][6][7]
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Notably, a Dr. John Stewart, MD listed as a pathologist in Houston affiliated with MD Anderson Cancer Center appears in late-April 2026 profiles, with licensing through 2028 listed in Texas and certifications in Anatomic/Clinical Pathology and Cytopathology. If this is the intended Stewart John T MD, this suggests recent professional activity or at least updated professional listings in 2026.[1]
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Another Dr. John H. Stewart IV, MD, MBA, FACS is associated with surgical oncology roles and academic appointments, with past activity and profiles dated up to 2012 and later. This could be a different person with a similar name, highlighting the importance of confirming the exact individual you mean.[2][3]
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