Terrence A. Smith

Dr. Smith was awesome!! Fixed my gastro fistula. I found him to be pleasant. You’re in “good hands” with this surgeon!!

Dr. Smith fixed my gastric fistula. He did an excellent job. I found him pleasant & to the point. You’ll be in “good hands” with this excellent surgeon!

Dr. Smith fixed my gastric fistula. He did an excellent job. I found him pleasant & to the point. You’ll be in “good hands” with this excellent surgeon!

Dr. Terrence Smith was very professional. He did not stop until he found a solution to my husband's gastrointestinal bleed. Vanderbilt Hospital was a little slow calling him even though he was our doctor. I eventually had to search through my cards and call his office myself to let his office we were in the emergency trauma unit. Dr. Smith was very thorough, attentive, and aggressive, which is the kind of doctor you need during a crisis.

Dr. Terrence Smith was very professional. He did not stop until he found a solution to my husbands gastrointestinal bleed. Vanderbilt Hospital was a little slow calling him even though he was our doctor. I eventually had to search through my cards and call his office myself to let his office we were in the emergency trauma unit. Dr. Smith was very thorough attentive and aggressive which is the kind of doctor you need during a crisis.

Dr. Terrence Smith was very professional. He did not stop until he found a solution to my husband's gastrointestinal bleed. Vanderbilt Hospital was a little slow calling him even though he was our doctor. I eventually had to search through my cards and call his office myself to let his office we were in the emergency trauma unit. Dr. Smith was very thorough, attentive, and aggressive, which is the kind of doctor you need during a crisis.

Saw Dr Smith on a referral from my local gastroenterologist to remove a polyp that she was unable to remove. When I met him, he had no idea why I was seeing him! Then said he wouldn't be able to remove it either - even before trying. I was so taken aback, I felt like leaving.

I had been quite ill for some time, and had numerous issues. I also have a history of abdominal adhesions, which ive had several surgeries (7 or 8) for. I went to Dr Smith seeking a second opinion. Due to my history he suggested adhesions to be the cause and that I needed surgery. He mentioned endoscopy & colonoscopy were not necessary as I had both 2 yrs ago. So I had surgery and my surgeon found no adhesions and nothing that would be causing the pain I was experiencing. I called Dr Smith's office to follow-up, I was still quite ill. The soonest I could be seen was 2 months out. That wasn't gonna work, I was nauseous daily, in some pretty severe pain.... And had dropped a significant amount of weight. I found a different GI Dr who is amazing. She ordered an endoscopy & colonoscopy. Thank goodness... I had a very large mass of candida in my esophagus. Thats what was making me so ill and in pain. She treated me and I feel so much better.... Thank goodness. Glad I trusted my gut !!

He sucks, he does not make an eye contact with patient. He does not communicate well with the patient or his family. He hardly makes any attempt to find out about the patient's condition and his past medical history. He walks in and walks out of the room not saying anything or probabaly he may not know how to treat the patient's illness. I dont know how he passed out with a 3.6 GPA and how Vanderbilt had employed him. I dont recommend him to anybody.

He sucks, he does not make an eye contact with patient. He does not communicate well with the patient or his family. He hardly makes any attempt to find out about the patient's condition and his past medical history. He walks in and walks out of the room not saying anything or probabaly he may not know how to treat the patient's illness. I dont know how he passed out with a 3.6 GPA and how Vanderbilt had employed him. I dont recommend him to anybody.