Dr. Anzea Dukes

(757) 668-7320
Practice
Board Certifications

American Board of Anesthesiology

Pediatric Anesthesiology

Education

Medical School: University of Virginia School of Medicine

Residency: N.Y. Presbyterian Hospital

Fellowship: N.Y. Presbyterian Hospital

Bio

As a third year medical student at The University of Virginia School of Medicine, Dr. Dukes decided to pursue anesthesiology as a specialty. She was enthralled with the operating room and enchanted with the ability of an anesthesiologist to implement understanding of pharmacology, anatomy, physiology, disease etiology, and patient advocacy into patient care. The mix of the art of medicine with the science of medicine in anesthesia left her in awe.

She completed her residency in New York City at Columbia University where she furthered her understanding of the specialty and eventually decided to further subspecialize in pediatric anesthesia.

Once she completed her fellowship at Columbia University, she subsequently practiced as a pediatric cardiac anesthesiologist at Yale University.

As her husband is a native of Newport News, the couple made the decision to move and raise their children near family. They absolutely love the weather, unique career opportunities, and special warm environments of CHKD.

Clinical Interests
  • Pediatric anesthesia
  • Medicine in resource-poor communities (urban medicine)
  • International health
  • Medical missions
Honors & Awards
  • Yale University, The Paul Barash Faculty Award for Excellence in Education and Leadership (2017)
  • New York Presbyterian Hospital – Columbia University, Amazing People Award (2015)
  • National Medical Association, National Medical Fellowship Award (2008)
  • United States Congress, Cheerios Health Brand Award (2007)

Memberships
  • American Society of Anesthesiologists
  • Society for Pediatric Anesthesia 
A Note From Dr. Dukes

"Taking care of sick children is what I feel I was born to do. It is a privilege that parents, families, and friends entrust me to care for their children during their most vulnerable moments, and it is an honor to be able to serve my community as a physician."