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General Surgery Residency Program

Conference Schedule
Monday





7:00 am

7:30 am

8:30 am

 

9:30 am

10:30-12



Plastic Surgery Case Conference

General Surgery Morbidity & Mortality

Department of Surgery Grand Rounds
or Special Case Conference

Basic Science/Mock Orals Prep

General Surgery Resident Skills Curriculum

Tuesday evening Journal Club - once monthly
Wednesday 7:00 am
8:00 am
4:30 pm
 
Plastic Surgery Core Review Conference 
Vascular Surgery Conference
Plastic Surgery Morbidity & Mortality Conference
Thursday
4:00 pm

5:00 pm
 

Oncology Surgery Cancer Conference/Tumor Board
Basic Science

   

Conference Details

General Surgery Morbidity & Mortality Conference
This conference is most often in an interactive format. Chief Residents from each service present all mortalities and significant morbidities from the preceding week. The conference moderator, either the Chairman of Surgery or General Surgery Residency Program Director, will direct appropriate questions and facilitate resident and medical student education specific to individual cases.

Department of Surgery Special Case Conference
This conference alternates with Grand Rounds and is most often in didactic format. Different Sections within the Department of Surgery present a topic of their choice each week. Individual faculty members and/or residents in each Section choose the weekly topic. Usually a senior level resident presents the lecture. The lecture concludes with a question and answer session.

General Surgery Grand Rounds
This conference alternates with the Special Case Conference and is most often in didactic format. Topics and speakers for Grand Rounds are selected by individual Sections and presenters. Guest lecturers include physicians specializing in Gastrointestinal and Minimally Invasive Surgery, Surgical Oncology, Vascular and Transplantation Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Pediatric Surgery and Urology. The lecture concludes with a question and answer session.

General Surgery Basic Sciences Conference
This conference is both didactic and interactive. For PGY1-3, basic sciences topics are assigned, complete with level-appropriate reading requirements, and faculty members from the Department present the topic in a didactic format.

General Surgery Mock Orals Prep

This conference is held at the same time as Basic Science.  PGY4 and 5 residents review questions from various review sources.

General Surgery Skills Lab Curriculum

A Skills Lab has been developed and various topics are presented and taught by faculty.  The curriculum varies each weekin topic. 

Vascular Surgery/Interventional Radiology Conference
This conference is most often in an interactive format. Faculty from the Section of Vascular Surgery and the Department of Radiology combine to present challenging clinical and technical patient management issues. Individual patient therapeutic rationale and treatment options are thoroughly discussed and initiated.

Department of Surgery Cancer Conference/Tumor Board
This conference is most often in an interactive format. Faculty from the Section of General Surgery, in particular the Oncology Surgery faculty, combine to present challenging clinical and technical patient management issues. Individual patient therapeutic rationale and treatment options are thoroughly discussed and initiated.

Journal Club
Journal Club is held monthly in the evening, usually at a restaurant. 
The topic for Journal Club will rotate among the various Sections of the Department. Two residents will be assigned to one or more article(s), one junior and one mid-level or senior resident.  Resident junior resident will will introduce and provide a summary of the manuscript.  The mid-level or senior resident will then present his or her critique of the article.  Each presentation should take approximately 5-10 minutes. One faculty member practicing within the field of the article will be assigned to each article.  His or her critique of the article will be presented following the residents’ reviews.  This will open the discussion to the floor.


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