Dr. Jacob Paul Jensen, DO

Dr. Jacob Paul Jensen, DO, is a highly skilled General and Trauma Surgeon with subspecialty expertise in Surgical Critical Care. Based in Orlando, Florida, he is affiliated with HCA Florida Memorial Hospital, Centerpoint Medical Center, and UF Health Jacksonville, where he provides advanced critical care and trauma management. Dr. Jensen earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree from Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences and completed his surgical residency at HCA Florida Healthcare, followed by a fellowship in Surgical Critical Care at Orlando Health.

Throughout his career, Dr. Jensen has developed extensive experience in trauma and general surgery, including advanced procedures such as minimally invasive surgery, ECMO, and critical care for complex surgical patients. His practice focuses on high-acuity cases, encompassing traumatic injuries, surgical emergencies, and intensive care management. In addition to his clinical work, he has contributed to research in areas including traumatic brain injury management, nutritional assessments in geriatric trauma patients, and rare envenomation cases, reflecting his commitment to evidence-based medicine.

Dr. Jensen is also an active contributor to the medical community through publications and ongoing professional development. Fluent in English and proficient in Korean, he brings both clinical expertise and cross-cultural communication skills to his practice. As a dedicated surgeon and intensivist, he continues to pursue opportunities that expand his impact in trauma care and critical care medicine, combining surgical precision with compassionate patient-centered care.

• Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences - DO

• DO
• BLS
• ACLS
• ATLS

Dr. Jacob Paul Jensen, DO – PubMed

Dr. Jensen has contributed to research spanning trauma care, nutritional assessment, and toxicology. His publications include:

“Nutritional Assessment Tools, Prognostic Factors, and Outcomes in Critically Ill Geriatric Trauma Patients: A Systematic Review” – Zackary Yates, Brian Chin, Brevin O’Connor, Nikita Nunes, Alexandra Kata. The Journal of Surgical Research, September 2025. (1 citation)

“Envenoming by a Captive Inland Taipan, Oxyuranus microlepidotus (McCoy, 1879), Elapidae: A Case Report, Observations on Clinical Efficacy of Expired Antivenom, and Review” – Scott A. Weinstein, Daniel E. Keyler, J. P. Jensen, Ryan Sawyers, Hunter Steward. Toxicon, January 2025.

His research focuses on traumatic brain injury management, nutritional assessments in critically ill geriatric trauma patients, and clinical toxicology, including rare envenomation cases.