Rotation Schedule
- Breast surgery
- Colon and rectal surgery
- General surgery
- Hepatobiliary surgery
- Night float
- Trauma
- Vascular surgery
- Cardiothoracic surgery
- Community hospital surgery
- Elective
- General Surgery
- Night float
- Surgical intensive care unit
- Trauma surgery away rotation
- Vascular surgery
Optional Research Year
- 1 or 2 year opportunity for a resident to go out to perform research
- Elective
- General surgery
- Night float
- Pediatric surgery
- Trauma
- Vascular surgery
- Colon and rectal surgery
- Community hospital surgery
- Endoscopy
- General surgery
- Hepatobiliary surgery
- Night float
- Vascular surgery
- Colon and rectal surgery
- Elective surgery
- Night float
- Vascular surgery
Descriptions
Breast surgery: Dedicated month for breast clinic and breast surgery (inpatient and outpatient)
Colon and rectal surgery: High-volume tertiary referral service with a wide array of pathology and techniques including laparoscopic, robotic, trans-anal and complex revisional
Community hospital surgery: High volume general and specialty surgery at a busy local community hospital
Elective: Opportunity to pursue additional experience in area of interest locally or at an outside hospital
General surgery: Tertiary referral center for endocrine surgery, bariatric surgery, gastric cancer, esophageal disorders and abdominal wall reconstruction.
Hepatobiliary and transplant: Complex hepatobiliary and pancreas, organ procurement, liver and kidney transplantation, liver and kidney living donor transplantation
Pediatric surgery: Two-month rotation at Boston Children’s Hospital
Surgical Intensive Care Unit: Two-month rotation in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit
Trauma/Acute Care Surgery: 24/7 in house attending coverage with a busy Level 1 trauma center with emergency surgery service responsibilities for general and colorectal surgery coverage
Trauma surgery away rotation: Two-month rotation at R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland
Vascular surgery: Open and endovascular surgery, vascular access, fistula creation and revision