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Dr. Arthur Gindin, a revered neurosurgeon and educator, has died at the age of 90. Known for his impactful teaching at the Medical College of Georgia, he greatly influenced the lives of many medical students. His commitment to veterans at the VA Medical Center and his contributions to the Augusta community have left a lasting legacy. Friends and students remember him for his compassion, skill, and dedication to both medicine and education.
Augusta, GA – Renowned neurosurgeon and beloved educator Arthur (Art) Gindin, M.D., passed away at the age of 90 on July 3, 2025. His death marks the loss of a significant figure in the medical community and the Augusta region, where he dedicated much of his professional life.
Dr. Gindin was a board-certified neurosurgeon with a career that spanned several decades. His contributions to neurosurgery were complemented by his role as an educator at the Medical College of Georgia, where he shaped the futures of numerous medical students. Many of his former students have cited his impactful teaching style and deep knowledge of the field as major influences on their careers.
In addition to his teaching, Dr. Gindin practiced at the VA Medical Center, where he provided essential services to veterans. His commitment to both education and patient care exemplified his dedication to the field of medicine and the community he served. He was well-respected among patients and colleagues alike, known for his compassion and skill.
The Augusta community held a special place in Dr. Gindin’s heart. He spent a significant part of his life there, contributing not only through his medical practice but also through his involvement in local initiatives and support for various causes. His passing has left a profound impact on those who knew him and worked with him.
An obituary for Dr. Gindin was published online in the Augusta Chronicle on August 16, 2025. In it, his family invited those who wish to honor his memory to share their thoughts and condolences on the website www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com.
In tribute to Dr. Gindin’s life and passions, his family has requested that memorial contributions be made in his name to support a forest in need. This request reflects his love for nature and the environment, elements he cherished throughout his life.
Dr. Gindin’s career began after earning his medical degree, followed by rigorous training in neurosurgery. Throughout his life, he remained dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and practices. As a surgeon, he specialized in complex neurological disorders, making significant strides in patient care and surgical techniques that benefited countless individuals.
His teaching was characterized by a strong emphasis on practical application and clinical excellence. Students often described classes as rigorous yet rewarding, with a focus on clinical reasoning that prepared them for real-world challenges in medicine. Dr. Gindin’s passion for teaching continued well into his later years, impacting generations of healthcare professionals.
In addition to his medical and educational endeavors, Dr. Gindin was actively involved in numerous professional organizations and contributed to various research projects that aimed to improve surgical outcomes in neurosurgery. His efforts earned him a respected reputation across the medical community both locally and nationally.
As the Augusta community reflects on Dr. Gindin’s remarkable legacy, his influence as a physician, teacher, and community member will surely remain a guiding light for those who benefited from his knowledge, kindness, and dedication. Dr. Gindin’s life serves as a testament to the profound impact one individual can have on the lives of many.
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