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Nassau University Medical CenterDate Posted: May 23, 2022
Please send the following to cbarbou@numc.edu CV Personal Statement Case Logs USMLE scores We only accept J1 Visa at this time TranscriptSt. Barnabas Hospital, Bronx, NYDate Posted: May 23, 2022
Two General Surgery PGY1 Preliminary positions available at St. Barnabas Hospital located in Bronx, New York. All interested applicants should submit the following documents as a single PDF file • Personal statement • Current CV • All available USMLE and ABSITE scores • Medical school transcript and diploma • Letters of Recommendations.Rutgers Health/New Jersey Medical SchoolDate Posted: May 23, 2022
The General Surgery Residency Program at Rutgers Health/New Jersey Medical School has an opening for a Preliminary PGY-2 to begin on July 1, 2022. Applicants are required to be currently in, or have successfully completed, their PGY–1 year in an ACGME-accredited General Surgery program. For more information about our program, please visit our website: https://njms.rutgers.edu/departments/surgery/residency_program/Danbury HospitalDate Posted: May 23, 2022
The Surgery Residency Program at Danbury Hospital in Danbury, CT has an opening for a PGY 4 resident beginning June 21, 2022. Danbury Hospital is a 456-bed acute care hospital that offers award-winning patient care. We are part of Nuvance Health, a network of seven hospitals and numerous outpatient facilities in the Hudson Valley and Western Connecticut. Our patients benefit from the various multispecialty groups and services across the system. The hospital offers both minimally invasive and robot-assisted surgery and is designated by the Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) as a Robotic Center of Excellence. The General Surgery Residency at Danbury Hospital is now in its eleventh year since accreditation by the ACGME. We have graduated ten classes of Chief Residents and our prospects are very bright for the future. Our affiliation with the University of Vermont gives our residents access to clinical and research experiences beyond those of just Danbury Hospital, though we also recently finished a multi-million-dollar research facility. To be eligible for a PGY4 position applicants must have completed PGY1 through PGY3 in an ACGME-accredited program and be in good standing in his/her current program.Thomas Jefferson UniversityDate Posted: May 18, 2022
Volunteer in cardiac surgery research laboratory for 7/1/22 - 6/30/23 period. Successful candidate will receive dedicated mentorship and acquire important research skills, with the eventual expectation of significant academic output. Applicant should have a strong interest in academic cardiac surgery and must have passed USMLE Step 1 and at least taken (preferably passed) step 2 CK. J-1 visa sponsorship is possible.Yale-New Haven HospitalDate Posted: May 18, 2022
The Yale General Surgical Residency seeks to fill a PGY-2 preliminary general surgery position to start in mid-late June 2022. All interested applicants should submit the following documents as a single PDF. • Personal statement • Current CV • All available USMLE and ABSITE scores • Medical school transcript and diploma • ACGME junior resident case log report • Up to three letters of recommendation including one from the most recent program director. Foreign medical graduates must have a current certificate from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) Postgraduate Training Authorization Letter (PTAL) confirming completion of pre-residency requirements. Applicants should be no more than 2 years out of medical school and should expect to have completed internship at an ACGME-accredited surgical residency program by mid-June, 2022. For applicants in need of visa sponsorship, only J1s will be available. Please submit all required documentation to Ania Shea, Program Manager, surgicaleducation@yale.edu. Please use the following in your subject line when sending documents: Prelim PGY2 Applicant (Last Name, First Name) Program Director: Peter S. Yoo, MD Program Manager: Ania SheaColumbia UniversityDate Posted: May 18, 2022
The Laboratory for Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering (https://gvnlab.bme.columbia.edu/) is currently seeking a Surgical Research Fellow to start July 1, 2022. The fellow will work under the mentorship of Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, PhD in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. Research Fellows will work with a team of current postdoctoral fellows, PhD Students, and attending physicians to design and execute research related to whole lung engineering. The team's work has been published in numerous high-impact journals (including Nature, Nature Medicine, Nature Communications, and JTCVS); and written up in the lay press (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/13/health/organ-transplants-lungs.html). Previous experience with bench research is strongly recommended.Geisinger Medical CenterDate Posted: May 17, 2022
Geisinger Medical Center's General Surgery Residency program has an opening for a preliminary PGY-2 position to begin July 1, 2022. To be eligible, applicants must be a current resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited general surgery residency program. Applications will be submitted by email and only completed applications will be reviewed. All application materials must be consolidated into one PDF file. LORs will be accepted separately. Those selected for an interview will be contacted by a member of our team. No phone calls, please.Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterDate Posted: May 16, 2022
A unique postdoctoral research fellowship in head and neck surgical oncology for physicians planning a career in head and neck or endocrine oncologic surgery is available starting July 1, 2022 at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Funded by a National Cancer Institute T32 training grant, the appointment is for 2 years. Candidates must be US citizens or US permanent residents who hold an MD, MD/PhD, DO, or DO/PhD degree and have completed PGY2 (or higher) of residency training in otolaryngology, general surgery, or plastic surgery at a program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). Candidates who have completed residency must be board-eligible. For more information on the application process, please contact program director, Richard J. Wong, MD, via Jasmine Kwityn at kwitynj@mskcc.org or 646-449-3494.UCSFDate Posted: May 10, 2022
The General Surgery Residency Program at the University of California, San Francisco has an ACGME accredited PRELIMINARY training position available at the PGY2 level beginning June 21st, 2022. Please see the specific requirements and instructions for applying below. PREREQUISITES (no exceptions): • Successful completion in good standing ONE YEAR of US clinical training in an ACGME accredited general surgery residency training program (or currently enrolled in a PGY1 year for the 2021-22 academic year). • International Medical Graduates: o Must have a valid ECFMG certificate (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) o International medical school must be recognized by the Medical Board of California. Please use the following link to verify this information: https://www.mbc.ca.gov/Applicants/Schools_Recognized/ o Must be a US Citizen or Permanent Resident (NOTE: In view of the current time-line for obtaining a Visa, we are NOT able to sponsor a Visa for this position.) APPLICATIONS will be accepted through May 18, 2022. ONLY complete applications (containing all documents listed above) will be considered/reviewed. Applicants considered competitive for the position will be invited for a virtual interview (possibly in-person as well) with faculty, the program director, associate program directors, chair and residents.UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical CenterDate Posted: May 9, 2022
The Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA has an open position for a Fellow for the 2023-2024 year beginning on August 1, 2023. To be eligible for this position, the applicant must be board-eligible/certified surgeons who have successfully completed an ACGME General Surgery Residency Program and obtain a California medical license before starting the program. The 2-year Surgical Critical Care Fellowship Program is divided into two parts: One 12-month ACGME-accredited Surgical Critical Care Program and a 2nd non-accredited year focused on Trauma / Acute Care Surgery with protected time for research and professional development. Applicants are expected to stay in the program for both years at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical Center.Hoboken University Medical CenterDate Posted: May 9, 2022
Categorical PGY4 positionUniversity of MinnesotaDate Posted: May 5, 2022
The University of Minnesota General Surgery Residency program has an opening for a preliminary PGY-2 position to begin July 1, 2022. To be eligible, applicants must be a current resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited general surgery residency program. Applications will be submitted by email and only completed applications will be reviewed. All application materials must be consolidated into one PDF file. LORs will be accepted separately. Those selected for an interview will be contacted by a member of our team. No phone calls, please. To learn more about General Surgery at the University of Minnesota, visit https://med.umn.edu/surgery/education-training/residency/general-surgeryNew York Presbyterian-QueensDate Posted: May 2, 2022
The General Surgery Residency at New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital in Flushing, NY, has an open categorical position for a PGY-4 resident for the 2022-2023 year beginning on July 1, 2022. To be eligible for the PGY-4 position, the applicant must have completed a PGY-1, PGY-2, and PGY-3 position in an AOA or ACGME accredited General Surgery program in good standing. Consideration will be given to trainees in research programs who have completed a PGY-3 year within the past 24 months. If remediation or probation was provided during your training, please provide a detailed explanation. We will contact selected candidates for an interview via email. Please no phone calls.McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center/Richmond, VADate Posted: May 2, 2022
TWO 1 year Positions Available from July 2022: Surgery Chief Resident in Quality and Safety (CRQS) Location: Richmond VA Surgery Department. The Surgical CRQS is a one year fully funded education and clinical curriculum structured around a combination of formal training in quality management and improvement, direct participation in institutional quality and patient safety activities including VASQIP, and implementation of systems redesign projects. IRB-approved research projects & presentations/publications are expected. Leadership, teaching, and problem-solving skills will be developed as part of the curriculum including Lean Six Sigma, Root Cause Analysis, and other similar projects. Clinical moonlighting opportunity available. Requirements for candidate: • US Citizen • Must be working within an ACGME approved surgery training program • Should have completed 2 years of training in a surgical specialty. (Preliminary and PGY1 residents require waiver approval.)Connecticut Burn Center, Bridgeport Hospital/YNHHSDate Posted: April 29, 2022
The Connecticut Burn Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut is accepting applications for a one-year burn fellowship to begin July 1, 2022. Bridgeport Hospital, a member of the Yale-New Haven Health System, has the only dedicated burn unit in the state of Connecticut. The burn fellow must have completed two years of general surgery training. Duties will encompass the entirety of burn care, from initial resuscitation to burn excision and grafting to reconstruction. The fellow will work closely with the burn team of surgery, nursing, therapy, pharmacy, nutrition, social work, and palliative care to manage each patient. While the majority of the operative experience will be related to acute burn care, scar management and laser therapy will also be an important part of the educational experience. The fellow is expected to participate in burn research and to present at regional and national burn meetings, for which funding is available. Unfortunately, visas cannot be sponsored.Hartford HospitalDate Posted: April 29, 2022
Hartford Hospital Department of Surgery offers a one-year Surgical Outcomes Research Fellowship starting July 1, 2022. The fellow will work with a team of experienced academic surgeons and PhD-level senior scientists , who combined have over 400 indexed publications in PubMed. The research faculty will provide active mentorship through weekly research meetings. This fully funded position will enable the candidate to perform research on various disciplines of General Surgery, including trauma/ACS, MIS, bariatric, transplant, hepatobiliary, and oncologic surgery. The fellow will have access to national and international databases (e.g. HCUP, NSQIP, MBSAQIP, SRTR) and clinic healthcare system’s electronic medical record. Fellows will cover an average of 1 night per week general surgery call, commensurate to their PGY level.UCLA David Geffen School of MedicineDate Posted: April 29, 2022
More information and recent publications available on our website: http://surgery.ucla.edu/ucla-endocrine-surgery-research-fellowship The UCLA endocrine surgery research fellowship is a one or two-year (depending on availability of research funds), full-time research experience for general surgery residents who are currently enrolled in an ACGME-approved residency program. Start dates are flexible. Research fellows will participate in health services and clinical/translational research. Our research fellows gain expertise in grant writing, study design (clinical trials, database studies, retrospective studies, cost-effectiveness analyses), statistical analysis, manuscript preparation, scientific presentation. Mentoring and Support Our research group includes 4 endocrine surgery faculty and 2 endocrinology faculty who will provide mentoring to the research fellow. Research fellows will also be supported by our two biostatisticians and medical students. Fellows will have many opportunities to collaborate with faculty in endocrinology, pathology, and radiology. Trainees will become familiar with all facets of endocrine surgery through participation in weekly research conferences, multidisciplinary endocrine tumor board, and endocrine pathology conference. Academic conferences Our research team regularly attends the American Association of Endocrine Surgeons annual meeting in the Spring and the American Thyroid Association annual meeting in the Fall. Other meetings we attend include the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress, the Pacific Coast Surgical Association annual meeting, and local/regional meetings. The Section of Endocrine Surgery will fund all travel expenses for two meetings per year for the research fellow. Funding We encourage applicants to apply for external funding prior to the start of the fellowship and will provide mentorship for this process. Internal funding may also be available on a competitive basis. Salary will be commiserate with PGY level. Research Team Faculty Members Dr. Michael Yeh Dr. Masha Livhits Dr. Kyle Zanocco Dr. James Wu Dr. Angela Leung Dr. Melissa Lechner Number of Positions One per academic year Research Fellowship Alumni Max Schumm – Completing general surgery residency at UCLA Catherine Zhu – Completing general surgery residency at UCLA Eric Kuo – Endocrine Surgery Fellow at Columbia 2021 James Wu – Endocrine Surgeon at UCLA Lilah Morris – Endocrine Surgeon at University of ArizonaUCSF FresnoDate Posted: April 29, 2022
The UCSF Fresno General Surgery Residency Program is seeking a PGY-3 categorical General Surgery resident to begin on July 1, 2022. We are accepting applications through May 13, 2022. Eligibility requirements: Applicant must be a current PGY-2 resident in good standing, or have already successfully completed PGY-1 & PGY-2 years in an ACGME accredited General Surgery program. Applicants should have current authorization to work in the U.S. Only complete applications will be considered. Candidates selected for an interview will be contacted when all application materials are received. All applicants must have completed all program graduate years in good standing in an ACGME-accredited residency program and be eligible to acquire a California medical license. More details about the program can be found at www.fresno.ucsf.eduUniversity of California, San FranciscoDate Posted: April 28, 2022
The UCSF Department of Transplant Surgery is recruiting external post-doctoral applicants for our T32 training program titled: “Filling a Void of Research Training for Transplant Surgeons (FAVOR)”. We are seeking applicants for the 2023 – 2025 cycle. Application deadline for external candidates is November 15th, 2022. The UCSF T32 training grant (FAVOR), co-lead by Professor Peter Stock, MD, PhD and Professor Minnie Sarwal, MD, PhD, will provide two years of funding for surgery residents with a strong interest in academic and translational transplant surgery. The FAVOR T32 will focus on preparing surgical trainees for basic and translational research careers using outstanding mentors with strong track records of training, access to state-of-the-art tools to study varied mechanisms pertinent to solid organ transplant injury, tolerance, diagnostics, stem cell and novel drug therapies, and applications of surgical innovations at UCSF. The program leverages the world-class transplant surgery program at UCSF and a high volume tertiary referral center with excellent post-transplant outcomes and clinical training. Trainees will participate in didactic training in translational research to prepare them for careers as academic transplant surgeons. FAVOR trainees will devote ≥90% time effort to research for 2 years, guided by 2 mentors of their choice selected from Core Faculty Member list, with clinical mentor and the second, a scientific mentor (basic or translational). Candidates must be citizens or non-citizen nationals of the United States or have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence (in possession of a valid Alien Registration Receipt Card, or "green card") at the time of appointment. Candidates must hold a post-doc degree from an accredited domestic or foreign institution. Candidates must be currently appointed in an ACGME general surgery residency program. Trainees will be expected to commit full time to the research training. We encourage and welcome all qualified applications to the T32 training program and particularly encourage applications from members of underrepresented groups in the sciences, including underrepresented minorities, veterans, and individuals with disabilities.University of Illinois ChicagoDate Posted: April 28, 2022
The University of Illinois Chicago's General Surgery Residency has 1 open PGY2 preliminary position beginning this upcoming academic year. This ACGME accredited program is looking for a trainee that has completed their PGY1 training in an ACGME accredited program in good standing.Stony Brook MedicineDate Posted: April 28, 2022
Stony Brook Medicine General Surgery Program, Stony Brook, NY has an opening for a Preliminary PGY2 resident beginning July 1, 2022. To be eligible, applicants must have completed a PGY1 position in an ACGME program in good standing. To learn more about our program and eligibility process, please go to https://renaissance.stonybrookmedicine.edu/gme and click on Prospective Residents.Vanderbilt University Medical CenterDate Posted: April 28, 2022
Full description The Vanderbilt University Medical Center Division of Surgical Oncology and Endocrine Surgery in collaboration with Department of Epidemiology is accepting applications for the position of Clinical Research Fellow in Molecular and Genetic Epidemiology of Cancer (MAGEC). This MAGEC postdoctoral fellowship program is supported by a T32 training grant from the NIH National Cancer Institute. Mission: The goal of the MAGEC program is to assist fellows in obtaining the expertise and practical experience needed to launch an independent research career in Gastro-intestinal and Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliary Cancer Research applying molecular and genetic epidemiological approaches. Experienced Mentors: A multi-disciplinary mentoring team is assembled for each fellow, drawn from over 20 NIH-funded faculty experts representing an array of topics in cancer epidemiology, including genetics, nutrition, health disparities, and biostatistics. Cross-disciplinary research is the centerpiece of training. Each fellow will work with faculty from Epidemiology and Surgical Oncology who are actively engaged in a wide range of clinical, health services and translational research. The fellowship is a full time, one-year appointment, with an opportunity for an annual renewal up to three years pending on performance evaluation and funding availability. There are no clinical responsibilities as part of this fellowship. Hands-on Training Methods: An individualized didactic training program, tailored to augment each fellow’s educational and research background, is developed by the mentoring team. It includes core and elective coursework in study design and methodology, advanced statistical techniques, and manuscript writing, as well as rotations in the Vanderbilt Molecular Epidemiology Lab and Survey Research Shared Resource. Rich Training Resources: MAGEC fellows have the opportunity to work on a wide range of GI cancer epidemiology research projects and will also design one of their own, using resources available from the Vanderbilt Epidemiology Center (VEC) and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. The VEC is home to three large cohort studies, the Southern Community Cohort Study, Shanghai Women’s Health Study and Shanghai Men’s Health Study, which include over 225,000 participants from diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. Biological samples are available from over 90% of study participants. Grant Proposal Techniques: Successful grant application techniques are taught in workshops and through mentoring. The fellowship culminates in the submission of a grant proposal to the National Institutes of Health. Qualifications • MD degree • Surgical residents who are interested in future clinical fellowships in Surgical Oncology and HPB Surgery (preferred). • Under-represented minorities and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. NIH requires trainees to be US citizens or permanent residents.University of FloridaDate Posted: April 28, 2022
This is a non-ACGME accredited program designed to offer candidates experience in the management of critical care and perioperative cardiac and thoracic surgery patients. The educational curriculum is designed to augment the wide breadth of clinical experiences within the division. All candidates are integrated into UF/Shands adult cardiac and thoracic rotations. Weekly educational session to include didactic conferences as well as attending rounds, mortality and morbidity, grand rounds, aortic conference and ICU quality improvement conferences provide a structured education. Through participation in clinical conferences, (including multidisciplinary thoracic oncology conference, heart and lung transplant listing conferences, and multidisciplinary cardiac surgery conference), there is regular interaction with collaborative teams responsible for the care of very complex cardiac and thoracic patients. Upon completion candidates will have gained intensive experience in teamwork, performance and quality improvement, patient safety, leadership, ethics, ACLS, endotracheal intubation, central lines, chest tube placement, arterial lines, thoracentesis, critical care, surgical first assist, emergency bedside procedures, etc. Operative exposure in adult cardiac, thoracic, transplant and complex aortic surgery is offered based upon experience level. This is a 1-year apprenticeship with an optional renewable 2nd year. Start date for the 2023-2023 academic year is flexible. Candidates must be eligible for a house physician license in FL or hold a current unrestricted medical license and must have a minimum of one year of ACGME clinical training in Medicine/Surgery/Transplant in a single institution.St. Elizabeth's Medical CenterDate Posted: April 26, 2022
The General Surgery Residency Program at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Boston, MA is currently accepting applications for a PGY-2 preliminary position to begin July 1, 2022.Banner - University Medical Center TucsonDate Posted: April 26, 2022
Advanced GI MIS Fellowship Program at Banner - University Medical Center Tucson. This is a one-year Fellowship. As part of a major academic medical center, the Advanced GI MIS Fellowship Program at Banner - University Medical Center Tucson excels in training, research, and clinical programs. Our dual purpose is to train those who will provide top quality patient care and academic leadership in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery. Applicants must have an interest in developing advanced skills in minimally invasive, robotic, and flexible endoscopy, as well as acquiring experience in management of obesity, foregut diseases and abdominal wall hernias. The fellow’s training experience will be spent primarily in general, upper GI and bariatric surgery procedures such as hiatal hernia repair and fundoplication, revisional foregut surgery, Heller myotomy, primary bariatric (gastric bypass, sleeve gastrectomy) and revisional procedures, inguinal hernia, complex ventral hernia, and diagnostic and therapeutic flexible endoscopy. The robotic platform is used for a large volume of the cases, but the main emphasis is to train versatile minimally invasive surgeons with advanced laparoscopic skills who can adapt to different practices after graduation. Graduates of this program are expected to be able to carry out advanced laparoscopic operations independently, to develop and manage a center of minimally invasive and bariatric surgery, and to teach the fundamental and advanced laparoscopic skills. Fellows are also expected to graduate as a certified robotic surgeon. The fellow will work closely with fellowship-trained surgeons and will participate in medical student and resident education. The fellow is also involved in our Advanced Laparoscopic Resident Training Course. The fellow has dedicated research time. This time is allocated for active engagement with our research team focusing on the fellow’s research area of interest. This includes active participation in our weekly MIS research meeting focusing on general and metabolic surgery, outcome research and surgical education. The program has a strong emphasis on operative experience and development of clinical and administrative skills as part of a structured curriculum to assist the fellow to transition to independent practice. The Fellow will earn responsibilities as time progresses. This includes taking non-trauma emergency general surgery call as a junior attending faculty member with appropriate back-up. The fellow will also be taught basic and advanced robotic surgical skills in a stepwise fashion to master its application in foregut, bariatric and hernia surgery cases. In addition, the fellow will be exposed to the fundamentals of esophageal physiology, high-resolution manometry 24-hour ph/impedance monitoring and Bravo study. Licensure Requirements and Information: • Applicants must have completed an ACGME-accredited General Surgery Residency program and should be eligible to take the American Board of Surgery exam. • The fellow is appointed as a Clinical Instructor at The University of Arizona and must be eligible and receive an Arizona unrestricted medical license prior to the intended start date. For more information about the Arizona Medical Board, please visit their website at http://www.azmd.gov • Applicants must meet all necessary credentialing guidelines of Banner – University Medical Center.Nazareth Hospital/Trinity HealthDate Posted: April 26, 2022
Nazareth Hospital has just been granted ACGME accreditation for a new Surgical Residency. We are looking to fill PGY-1, PGY-2, and PGY-3 positions. Our facility is located in Northeast Philadelphia, with easy access to Center City, and outer suburbs.Ohio State University Wexner Medical CenterDate Posted: April 22, 2022
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center General Surgery Residency program has an opening for a preliminary PGY-2 position to begin July 1, 2022. To be eligible, applicants must be a current resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited general surgery residency program. Applications will be submitted by email and only completed applications will be reviewed. All application materials must be consolidated into one PDF file. LORs will be accepted separately. Those selected for an interview will be contacted by a member of our team. No phone calls, please. To learn more about General Surgery at OSUWMC, visit surgery.osu.eduBoston Medical CenterDate Posted: April 22, 2022
Boston Medical Center General Surgery Residency Program is seeking a PGY-3 categorical General Surgery resident to begin on June 24, 2022. Eligibility requirements: Applicant must be a current PGY-2 resident in good standing, or have already successfully completed PGY-1 & PGY-2 years in an ACGME accredited General Surgery program. Applicants should have current authorization to work in the U.S. Only complete applications will be considered. Candidates selected for an interview will be contacted when all application materials are received. More details about the program can be found at https://www.bumc.bu.edu/surgery/training/Mayo Clinic - Rochester, MNDate Posted: April 22, 2022
The General Surgery Residency at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, has an open position for a PGY-4 resident for the 2022-2023 year beginning on July 1, 2022. To be eligible for the PGY-4 position, the applicant must have completed a PGY-1, PGY-2, and PGY-3 position in an AOA or ACGME accredited General Surgery program in good standing and have solid ABSITE scores.Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth & Dartmouth Health Department of SurgeryDate Posted: April 22, 2022
The Dartmouth Health Department of Surgery welcomes students who identify as underrepresented in medicine to apply for our Acting Surgical Internship. The AAMC defines underrepresented as “those racial and ethnic populations underrepresented in the medical profession relative to their numbers in the general population”. This 4-week experience will offer exposure to the practice of General or Thoracic Surgery. Eligible students include those who meet the AAMC’s definition of URiM, are enrolled in their final year of medical school, and have completed all required core clerkships. Students who are selected will be required to apply to VSLO prior to the start of their rotation. A $2,500 stipend will be offered to the two accepted students to help with travel and housing expenses. APPLICATION DEADLINE: MAY 4 ROTATION DATES: VARIABLE BETWEEN JUNE – OCTOBER 2022 Please contact Bri Smith (Brianna.Leibeck.Smith@dartmouth.edu) with any questions.Stanford Health CareDate Posted: April 22, 2022
Stanford General Surgery Training Program is looking to fill a PGY-2 preliminary position to start duties on June 25, 2022Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, New YorkDate Posted: April 20, 2022
Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York, is seeking to fill a PGY-2 Preliminary General Surgery position starting July 1, 2022. To be eligible for this position, the applicant must have completed a PGY-1 position in an ACGME accredited General Surgery program in good standing.Vanderbilt University Medical CenterDate Posted: April 18, 2022
The Surgery Residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center has an open PGY-2 Preliminary position to begin 7/1/2022 and is now accepting applications. Eligibility requirement: Applicant must be a current resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited general surgery residency program. Only complete applications submitted by e-mail will be reviewed, and all application documents must be consolidated to one PDF. Only LORs will be accepted separately. The application submission deadline is 5/8/2022. Applicants will be notified by e-mail regarding selection for interview. No phone calls, please. To learn more about our program, please visit our website: https://www.vumc.org/gsr/University of RochesterDate Posted: April 14, 2022
The Department of Surgery, at University of Rochester has an open Preliminary PGY 2 position to start on June 25, 2022. Interested applicants should submit the documents listed below by April 25th, 2022 via e-mail only. All applicants must be a current PGY-1 general surgery resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited residency. Candidates selected for an interview will be contacted when all application materials are received. Qualified applicants should submit documents with their contact information via email to: Surgeryres@URMC.Rochester.edu **No phone calls please** Only complete applications will be considered.Nassau University Medical CenterDate Posted: April 14, 2022
Please email cbarbou@numc.edu the following to apply. No phone calls please! -USMLE Scores -Medical School Transcript -Case Logs -Graduated medical school within the last 5 years -MSPE - 3 letter of reccommendation -ECFMG CertificateVA (Veterans Affairs) Maryland Medical CenterDate Posted: April 13, 2022
1 year Position Available from June/July, 2022: Chief Resident in Quality and Safety (CRQS) Location: Baltimore VA Surgery Department The Baltimore, Maryland (VAMHCS) Surgical CRQS is a one year education and clinical curriculum structured around a combination of formal training in quality management and improvement, direct participation in institutional quality and patient safety activities, and implementation of systems redesign projects. In addition, by employing a train-the-trainer model for the education of the residents (University of Maryland Surgical residents), leadership and teaching skills will be developed as part of the learning process. Requirements for candidate: • US Citizen • Must be working within an ACGME approved training program • Should have completed 2 years of training in a surgical/medical specialtyLoma Linda University Children's HospitalDate Posted: April 13, 2022
Loma Linda Children’s Hospital welcomes applications for the position of Clinical Research Scholar in the Division of Pediatric Surgery. This is a full time position for a Post-graduate year 3 or higher level trainee, beginning July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2024. The primary goal of the research scholar is to participate in clinical as well as basic science research. Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital has a robust clinical practice and draws from over 5.5 million people in Southern California. There are significant opportunities for meaningful retrospective, prospective and interdisciplinary projects with NSQIP-P database access. In addition, the scholar will have dedicated time for basic science research with focus on Nectrotizing Enterocolitis as well as participation in education and clinical care. As part of the clinical responsibilities, monthly senior-level calls will be required for pediatric surgery. During the time of the fellowship, the scholar will have the option to participate in one pediatric surgery mission trip as part of the global surgery outreach of our department. Our research environment here is vibrant, and our current fellow has published an average of 10 papers/year and had numerous national and international presentations.Jacobi Medical CenterDate Posted: April 13, 2022
The Stanley M. Levenson, MD Burn Center of Jacobi Medical Center invites applications for its burn fellowship training program commencing July 1, 2022. Jacobi Medical Center is the burn referral center for New York City Health and Hospitals and a major affiliate of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Clinical responsibilities of the fellows include managing burn ICU patients, assisting in the O.R., staffing burn, plastics, and hand clinics, covering the emergency department, and teaching residents and medical students. Research is encouraged. As the burn service functions under the auspices of the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, there necessarily is a heavy plastic and reconstructive surgical component to this comprehensive program. It is ideally suited for clinical post graduate trainees preparing for careers in general or plastic and reconstructive surgery. Completion of no less than PGY 1 and PGY 2 in an ACGME approved general surgery program is a minimal prerequisite for consideration. Board eligibility is favored. VISA sponsorship is available.Columbia University Department of AnesthesiologyDate Posted: April 12, 2022
The laboratories of Dr. Yim within the Department of Anesthesiology at Columbia University Medical Center Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons focuses on mouse husbandry, genetics and invivo surgery. Seeking a highly motivated and Research Technician to join a research team investigating signal transduction pathways in smooth muscle cells using multiple biochemical/ molecular/ physiology approaches.University of Southern California, Los AngelesDate Posted: April 12, 2022
The Division of Hepato-Biliary/Pancreatic Surgery and Abdominal Organ Transplantation is offering a non-ACGME-accredited clinical fellowship in Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) Surgery. HPB Surgery Fellowship at the University of Southern California is primarily a clinical training program with a focus on both open and minimally invasive pancreaticobiliary and liver surgery. Extensive experience in preoperative evaluation, intraoperative decision-making, and postoperative care are key elements of the training. Clinical exposure to the complete spectrum of benign and malignant HPB diseases is a hallmark of the training. Both laparoscopic and robotic HPB surgery are offered. Opportunity details: • The position is a one-year fellowship with a start date of August 1, 2022. • The position will be primarily based at Hoag memorial hospital and USC Keck Medical Center. • Examinations and Certifications: Applicants must have passed the USMLE Step 1, 2, & 3 exams or ECGMG Certified. Applicants must have had at least 5 years of prior training in an ACGME accredited residency or in an AOA (American Osteopathic Association) accredited residency Applicants who are ABS Board Eligible or Certified or AOBS (American Osteopathic Board of Surgery) Eligible or Certified. The University of Southern California strongly values diversity and is committed to equal opportunity in employment. Women and men, members of all racial and ethnic groups, people with disabilities, and veterans are encouraged to apply.Loyola University Medical CenterDate Posted: April 7, 2022
The Loyola University Medical Center General Surgery Residency training program is looking to fill a one-year PGY2 preliminary resident position beginning on June 22, 2022. Qualified applicants will be a current PGY-1 surgery resident in good standing in an ACGME-accredited residency in either general surgery, integrated vascular surgery, or integrated cardiac surgery. The Department of Surgery at Loyola University Medical Center is a multi-specialty surgical service. The department has eleven divisions including General Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Colon and Rectal Surgery, Intra-Abdominal Transplantation, GI/Minimally Invasive Surgery, Surgical Oncology, Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy, Trauma/Surgical Critical Care/Burn Surgery, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Medicine, and Surgical Research. In collaboration with the Burn Shock Trauma Institute and the Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center Oncology Research Institute, the department has developed active research programs in burn, shock and trauma injury, health services research, inflammation, oncology, and vascular biology. Research funding is derived from a variety of sources including the NIH. The Department bears the distinction as one of the few surgery departments in the country with two NIH-training grants to support resident research. Our typical PGY2 schedule includes acute care surgery, community general surgery, vascular surgery, minimally invasive surgery, and surgical critical care rotations combined with increased operative experience. During this year, PGY2 residents continue developing their clinical and operative skills developed in the first year to assist them in the transition to increased autonomy as a junior surgical resident.Lincoln Medical CenterDate Posted: April 7, 2022
Lincoln Medical Center, Bronx, New York, is seeking to fill a PGY-2 Preliminary resident position in General Surgery starting July 1, 2022. To be eligible for this PGY-2 position, the applicant must have completed a PGY 1, position in an ACGME accredited General Surgery program in good standing.Columbia UniversityDate Posted: April 7, 2022
The Columbia University Transplant Surgery Program together with the Columbia Center for Translational Immunology are offering a 2-year NIH-funded research position. The laboratory studies immunology in our large cohort of transplant recipients and also in various large animal transplant models (primate and human). Fellows can expect to gain significant surgical experience in our animal models (including kidney, intestine, and multivisceral transplants), broad understanding of transplant immunology, and exposure to several clinical and research leaders in the field of transplantation. Immunology background and basic science benchwork experience (cell cultures, ELISA, PCR, flow cytometry) are helpful but not mandatory. Prefer applicants who have completed at least PGY2-level surgical training. Start date flexible.SUNY Downstate Health Sciences UniversityDate Posted: April 6, 2022
The Department of Surgery, at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, at Brooklyn has open Preliminary PGY 2 position to start on July 1, 2022. Interested applicants should submit the following documents by April 25th, 2022 via e-mail only: Summative Competency-Based Performance Evaluation completed by Program Director Milestone Evaluations ERAS Application USMLE Scores Curriculum Vitae ABSITE Report(s) Operative Case Log Report A List of all rotations completed during PGY 1 Current Evaluations Letters of Recommendations (3) Medical School Diploma ECFMG Certificate ( If applicable) – J-1 visa status Transcript Deans Letter Proof of US citizenship or residency status Candidates selected for an interview will be contacted when all application materials are received. Qualified applicants should submit documents with their contact information via email to: sunysurgery@gmail.com **No phone calls please** Only complete applications will be consideredCook County HospitalDate Posted: April 4, 2022
The Student Intern/Research Fellow will participate in a research fellowship in a one (1) or two (2) years research immersion aimed at creating highly accomplished researchers. This is an unpaid role, requiring a minimum of forty-hours completing research activities on weekly basis. The role will be in the Department of Trauma at John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County Health. The Student Intern/Research Fellow will receive training at a rapid pace from staff managing national and local databases, as well as performing prospective trials. The Student Intern/Research Fellow will be expected to attend Departmental educational conferences and interact with the surgical and emergency medical trainees as well as attending and nursing staff. The Student Intern/Research Fellow will work on various projects, collecting and analyzing data, and assist with teaching national courses such as, stop the bleed, etc. The Student Intern/Research Fellow will be expected to submit several publications and presentations during their fellowship. Overseas graduates and clinicians are welcome to apply. This position is exempt from Career Service under the CCH Personnel Rules. ****Typical Duties • Attends daily research conference and other required meetings. • Performs Pub med research and presents results to the research team. • Drafts abstracts after consultation with statistician • Assists with organizing and completing research projects as well as creates unique individual projects, learns to whet the viability of the project; completes and submits projects to national and international meetings. • Creates, submits, and presents publications and presentations. Presents on local and/or national podiums. • Composes and submits Institutional Review Board requirements, grants, and other manuscripts as assigned. • Assists with organizing and delivering national courses as well as assist with trauma outreach to stakeholders. • Assists with quality improvement documentation and analysis within the Department of Trauma. • Assists with teaching national courses in conjunction with faculty. • Assists with educational and research needs within the department as per direction of the Chair. • Performs other duties as assigned including research projects with collaborating institutions. *****Minimum Qualifications • Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy Medicine (DO) degree or foreign medical school equivalent required (Must provide official transcripts at time of interview). • Passed United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) step 1 and 2 (both Clinical Skills and Clinical Knowledge) required (Must provide proof at time of interview). ****Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Other Characteristic • Knowledge and competence in Excel, SPSS • Excellent verbal and written communication skills necessary to communicate with all levels of staff and a patient population composed of diverse cultures and age groups • Demonstrate critical thinking, problem-solving, and relationship management skills • Demonstrate analytical and research skills • Ability to work with a variety of teams in a complex environment • Ability to multi-task and meet deadlines in a fast paced and stressful environment • Ability to maintain a professional demeanor and composure when challenged • Ability to function autonomously and as a team member in a multidisciplinary team *****VETERAN PREFERENCE PLEASE READ When applying for employment with the Cook County Health & Hospitals System, preference is given to honorably discharged Veterans who have served in the Armed Forces of the United States for not less than 6 months of continuous service. To take advantage of this preference a Veteran must: • Meet the minimum qualifications for the position. • Identify self as a Veteran on the employment application by answering yes to the question by answering yes to the question, “Are you a Military Veteran?” • Attach a copy of their DD 214, DD 215 or NGB 22 (Notice of Separation at time of application filing. Please note: If you have multiple DD214s, 215s, or NGB 22S, Please submit the one with the latest date. Coast Guard must submit a certified copy of the military separation from either the Department of Transportation (Before 9/11) or the Department of Homeland Security (After 9/11). Discharge papers must list and Honorable Discharge Status. Discharge papers not listing an Honorable Discharge Status are not acceptable. OR A copy of a valid State ID Card or Driver’s License which identifies the holder of the ID as a Veteran, may also be attached to the application at time of filing. If items are not attached, you will not be eligible for Veteran Preference.University of South AlabamaDate Posted: April 4, 2022
The University of South Alabama General Surgery Residency in Mobile, AL, is looking to fill an open Categorical PGY-4 position to begin duties on July 1, 2022. The qualified candidate must have successfully completed the PGY-1, PGY-2, and PGY-3 years from an ACGME-accredited program by June 30, 2022, in general surgery, integrated vascular surgery, integrated plastic surgery, or integrated cardiac surgery in good standing. Consideration will be given to trainees in research programs who have completed a PGY-3 year within the past 24 months. If remediation or probation was provided during your training, please provide a detailed explanation. We will contact selected candidates for an interview via email. Please no phone calls. More information regarding our program can be found at https://www.southalabama.edu/colleges/com/departments/surgery/residency.htmlUniversity Hospitals Cleveland Medical centerDate Posted: April 4, 2022
University Hospitals is offering a Research Fellowship in Colon and Rectal Surgery. This is a fully funded position intended for a current surgical resident (PGY2/PGY3) seeking research experience. The position is a two-year onsite research fellowship with an established colorectal team with a track record for academic productivity and research interests including colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, anorectal disease, educational research, gender and racial disparities, and outcomes and health sciences research. The fellowship consists of a formalized program in collaboration with the institution's surgical outcomes center, UH RISES. Practical training in advanced research skills at a large tertiary healthcare center and academic environment as well as weekly mentorship and research meetings will be provided. Clinical care is not part of the fellowship program. The fellow will receive training in and gain experience in: - Study design and methodology - Statistical analyses - Abstract preparation, manuscript publication, and research presentation - Career development training Resources and benefits include: - Personalized mentorship - Access to large databases along with statistical support - Administrative support - Salary commensurate with PGY level and medical benefits Qualifications Eligible candidates must hold an MD/DO degree and should have completed at least 2 years of surgical residency training (current PGY2 or PGY3). A categorical position at a home institution is preferred. Prior outcomes and research experience and interest in colon and rectal surgery or surgical oncology is strongly preferred. Apply Interested applicants should email a complete application containing (1) a letter of intent/cover letter, (2) CV, and (3) at least two letters of recommendation to Bridget Patrick (bridget.patrick@uhhospitals.org).Mount Sinai Medical CenterDate Posted: April 4, 2022
The general surgery residency program at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, Florida has a preliminary PGY 2 vacancy beginning June 24, 2022. Applicants must have completed 1 year of an ACGME accredited surgical residency training with in the last academic year and have been in good standing.Florida Surgical Specialists - Robotic FellowshipDate Posted: April 4, 2022
Deadline extended!!! Accepting applications until April 30, 2022 Location: Florida Surgical Specialists; Bradenton, FL Program Director: Paul Toomey, MD, FACS Program Co-Director: Riva Das, MD Application process opens: August 1, 2021 Application process closes: April 30, 2022 To apply, please visit: http://sls.org/sls-fellowship-programs/sls-fellowship-application/ Florida Surgical Specialists Enhanced General Surgery Fellowship: Advanced Laparoscopic and Robotic Foregut, Hernia and Colorectal Fellowship The Society of Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgery (SLS) presents an EXCLUSIVE one year post Graduate fellowship. This fellowship will include training in all facets of General Surgery with a focus in minimally invasive surgery. The fellowship will feature Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) operations, including LESS cholecystectomies and LESS/robotic anti-reflux operations. We will also have a strong focus on robotic operations with a focus on robotic inguinal hernia repairs and robotic colorectal operations. A lower frequency of multiple additional complex operations will be undertaken, including gastrectomies, distal pancreatectomies and splenectomies. This will also be a true General Surgery experience. We will address all common benign diseases, General Surgical emergencies and complex Surgical Oncology, including, but not limited to, appendectomies, management of diverticulitis, adrenalectomies, anti-reflux operations for gastroesophageal reflux disease, hernia operations, melanoma excisions, lymph node biopsies, lumpectomies/mastectomies, small bowel resections, anorectal disease and complex gastrointestinal/colorectal operations. The Fellow will also gain additional extensive experience with upper endoscopy as well as colonoscopy. The fellowship started 2019-2020 with one fellow and increased to two fellowship positions 2020-2021. The fellowship will continue with two fellowship positions per year. Intuitive has graciously agreed to sponsor one of the fellowship positions for the 2020-2021 year and Intuitive grants are pending for both of the fellowships positions from 2022-2023. FELLOWSHIP INFORMATION The primary training goal of this post Graduate fellowship is to improve patient care and teach advanced robotic/laparoscopic/endoscopic operative skills to individuals who are interested in propagating the field of minimally invasive surgery, while honing skills regarding complex General Surgery. The Florida Surgical Specialists Enhanced Gastrointestinal Surgery Fellowship is based upon a very busy clinical practice of General Surgery, especially foregut, hernia and colorectal surgery with intensive clinical research. There will be strong focus on minimally invasive and robotic surgery. We have a very high volume practice and at the forefront of technology/innovation for both minimally invasive and open operations. Dr. Paul Toomey, program director, is a pioneer in Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) and robotic surgery with experience in over 600 LESS operations and 550 robotic operations in the last six years. Dr. Riva Das, co-program director is a colorectal specialist focused on minimally invasive robotic, laparoscopic and endoluminal approaches to common colorectal diseases. We will offer two positions each year, beginning for one fellow July 1st and the second fellow August 1st of the academic year, for graduates of accredited General Surgery training programs in the United States. This one-year program is designed for surgeons who want to increase their knowledge and technical skills in advanced laparoscopic/robotic operations and advanced GI Surgery/Colorectal Surgery. The program includes clinical, academic, and research components. The goals of the one-year fellowship are: Train fellows in the application of the following techniques of advanced GI Surgery for foregut, abdominal wall and colorectal diseases: Robotic Surgery Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) Surgery Endo-luminal Surgery “Open”, complex GI Surgery Prepare fellows to be leaders in Surgery and for careers in Surgery by: Providing guidance for the development of independent research During the fellowship, extensive experience is gained in flexible endoscopy, including diagnostic, therapeutic, and advanced upper/lower endoscopy of the GI tract. The clinical activity of the fellowship is undertaken at all training facilities served by Florida Surgical Specialists. Florida Surgical Specialists serve three hospitals in Manatee and Sarasota Counties: Manatee Memorial Hospital (319-bed hospital in Bradenton, FL), Doctors Hospital of Sarasota (155-bed all private room facility in Sarasota, FL) and Lakewood Ranch Medical Center (120-bed hospital in Bradenton, FL), Lakewood Ranch Surgical Suites and Manatee Surgery Center. The mission of Florida Surgical Specialists is to present Southwest Florida patients with the industry’s most ground-breaking surgical solutions for digestive disorders, cancer treatment and general surgery needs. YEAR SUMMARY Clinical care The Fellow is fully engaged in both clinical and research activities throughout the year. Clinical activities include inpatient and outpatient care. The outpatient clinical experience includes patients seen in a state of the art outpatient facility. Outpatient clinics are on Monday and Friday. About 80-100 patients are seen per week in the clinic. The fellows aid attending faculty in the clinic, along with medical students and physician assistant students. Three days per week fellows’ activities focus on operative experience and in-patient care. The operative experience includes a spectrum of operations ranging from minimally invasive and robotic surgery to “maximally invasive” complex intra-abdominal and thoracic procedures. The operating schedule is very busy; the two attendings run approximately eight full operating rooms per week. There are no surgical residents competing for attention from the faculty. Research The research activities are undertaken almost daily throughout the year. The clinical research work involves collecting and analyzing data primarily from different databases including LESS cholecystectomies, gastroesophageal reflux disease, melanoma, robotic inguinal hernias and LESS surgery outcomes and techniques. We run both investigator initiated and industry sponsored clinical trials, and the Fellow will be involved with the writing and/or implementation of these clinical trials. In addition, the fellow is involved in educating advanced LESS surgery techniques to both pre-medical students and practicing visiting surgeons in the operating room. Research Expectations and Responsibilities Participate in ongoing research activities. Identify research projects of interest. Send abstracts to regional, national and international meetings. Complete preparation for presentations at regional, national and international meetings. Complete manuscripts covering research projects chosen by the Fellow. Initiate and maintain a registry for all procedures done in the fellowship, including outcomes. Participate in accrual, evaluation, and data management of various clinical protocols sponsored by the supervising surgeons. Education and Teaching Educational activities are a focus of the fellow. The fellow is responsible for informal teaching and for the organization and “running” of conferences, especially Monday afternoon conference where members of the service meet and discuss patient care. At this conference, we discuss all upcoming operations for the week and interesting patients we care for; the Fellow is actively involved in this conference. The Fellow is also engaged in the teaching of undergraduate students, particularly in the summer, in conjunction with a summer student education and research program. The Fellow will also attend and present at Surgical Grand Rounds, and cancer conference. Conferences with the attendings on clinical care and research occur daily. Fellow’s Weekly Activities Office Experience: Monday 8 AM-12PM (Das), 8AM-5PM (Toomey), Thursday 1PM-5PM (Toomey) and Friday 8 AM-12 PM (Das) Operative Experience: Fellow is mentored by two surgical attendings: Monday 1 PM-5 PM (Das), Tuesday 7:15-12PM (Das), 7:15 AM-5PM (Toomey), Wednesday 7:15 AM-5 PM, & Thursday 7:15-12 PM (Toomey), 7:15 AM-5 PM (Das) Didactic Weekly Activities: Monday Case Conference (following office hours) Fridays 7 AM – 8 AM: Research meeting Cancer Conferences: 7 AM – 8 AM every other Thursday Supervision & Evaluation The fellow will undergo written evaluations by all faculty of the fellowship quarterly during the year, and the fellowship director will discuss the evaluations directly with the fellow. The fellow should expect close contact with and mentoring by the faculty with daily exposure. The purpose of the evaluations will be to measure the fellow’s progress in achieving his or her goals (self-defined at the initiation of the Fellowship) and to facilitate achievement of these goals. The fellow will receive constructive criticism regarding his or her performance and a progress report on the chosen research project will be discussed. To obtain the certificate of completion, an unanimous decision on the part of the faculty will be required; this decision will be based on the written evaluations submitted by the faculty each quarter. Innumerable opportunities for feedback will exist for fellow and faculty on a day-to-day basis. Full encouragement for feedback is given. Frank and honest, especially constructive, criticism is encouraged. Basic Program Information: Interaction with Residents: No surgical residents Is there a General Surgery Residency at the Primary Institution?: No Is there a General Surgery Residency at the Secondary Institution?: No Is there a curriculum in place for fellowship?: Yes Are there teaching conferences available for the fellow?: Yes Is there an evaluation tool for fellow by faculty in place?: Yes Is there an evaluation tool for faculty by fellow in place?: Yes Citizenship and Visa Requirements: US Citizens, US Permanent Residents (Green Card). We do not accept H-1B or J-1 Visas. Surgical Residency Requirements: We accept graduates of U.S. Residency Programs Examinations and Certifications: Applicants must have passed the USMLE Step 1, 2, & 3 exams. Applicants must have had at least 5 years of prior training in an ACGME accredited residency or in an AOA (American Osteopathic Association) accredited residency Applicants who are ABS Board Eligible or Certified or AOBS (American Osteopathic Board of Surgery) Eligible or Certified Contact Information For Questions: Scot Cranston, Chief Operating Officer Phone: 941-216-3602 Fax: 941-216-3605 Email: floridasurgicalspecialists@gmail.com Website: www.floridasurgicalspecialists.com How To Apply To apply, please visit: http://sls.org/sls-fellowship-programs/sls-fellowship-application/University of Toledo General Surgery ResidencyDate Posted: April 4, 2022
The University of Toledo General Surgery Residency Program has a PGY2 preliminary position available for the 2022-2023 Academic Year beginning July 1, 2022. Personal Statement • CV • USMLE Scores • ABSITE Scores • Medical School Diploma and MSPE • 3 US Letters of Recommendation (can be sent separately, but must include your full name and AAMC ID in Email) • Current ACGME operative case log report • Proof of US citizenship, permanent visa or valid current J-1 visa • Foreign Medical Graduates must also include an ECFMG certificate. All applicants need to have at least 1 year of US clinical experience in an ACGME accredited General Surgery Program completed in good standing. Only complete applications will be reviewed. No phone calls, please. Please visit our website for more information. https://www.utoledo.edu/med/depts/surgery/residency/Richmond VAMC (Virginia Commonwealth University affiliate)Date Posted: April 4, 2022
The Chief Resident in Quality & Safety Surgery Gap Year (CRQS) is a well-established fellowship program based on a national curriculum to train the resident surgeon in quality improvement and patient safety principles. The CRQS will be trained in root cause analysis, performance improvement projects, peer review analysis, and lean six sigma. Experience will be gained in the interpretation of data captured in VASQIP (VHA equivalent of NSQIP) and use of this data for quality improvement projects or outcomes research. Collaboration with trainees across the country is facilitated by virtual lectures, small group sessions, and an annual conference. Each resident will complete one major project of their choosing. The resident will participate in IRB-approved clinical research projects and submit work for presentation at scientific meetings/publication. Opportunity exists for introduction to the use of 3D printing in surgical planning. This position is funded for one academic year, according to PGY level salary/benefits, as reimbursement to the parent institution by the Office of Academic Afilliations. (Surgery gap year resident will continue to get salary and benefits directly from the home residency training program.) Two positions are available for 2022-23.Nassau University Medical Center, East Meadow, NY 11554Date Posted: March 29, 2022
The Nassau County Firefighters Burn Center at Nassau University Medical Center: 12-month fellowship in burn surgery and complex wound healing management beginning 7/1/2022 at a level 1 trauma center. This is an ideal experience with a large diverse plastic surgical group and a Burn Center serving a catchment area of 3 million people in the suburban New York City area. This fellowship will provide experience in acute burn and critical care patient management as well as advanced burn reconstruction, complex wound care, and hyperbaric medicine. The Burn Fellow interacts with a residency training program in plastic and reconstructive surgery.Florida Surgical SpecialistsDate Posted: March 28, 2022
Location: Florida Surgical Specialists; Bradenton, FL Program Director: Paul Toomey, MD, FACS Program Co-Director: Riva Das, MD Application process opens: August 1, 2021 Application process closes: March 15, 2022 To apply, please visit: http://sls.org/sls-fellowship-programs/sls-fellowship-application/ Florida Surgical Specialists Enhanced General Surgery Fellowship: Advanced Laparoscopic and Robotic Foregut, Hernia and Colorectal Fellowship The Society of Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgery (SLS) presents an EXCLUSIVE one year post Graduate fellowship. This fellowship will include training in all facets of General Surgery with a focus in minimally invasive surgery. The fellowship will feature Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) operations, including LESS cholecystectomies and LESS/robotic anti-reflux operations. We will also have a strong focus on robotic operations with a focus on robotic inguinal hernia repairs and robotic colorectal operations. A lower frequency of multiple additional complex operations will be undertaken, including gastrectomies, distal pancreatectomies and splenectomies. This will also be a true General Surgery experience. We will address all common benign diseases, General Surgical emergencies and complex Surgical Oncology, including, but not limited to, appendectomies, management of diverticulitis, adrenalectomies, anti-reflux operations for gastroesophageal reflux disease, hernia operations, melanoma excisions, lymph node biopsies, lumpectomies/mastectomies, small bowel resections, anorectal disease and complex gastrointestinal/colorectal operations. The Fellow will also gain additional extensive experience with upper endoscopy as well as colonoscopy. The fellowship started 2019-2020 with one fellow and increased to two fellowship positions 2020-2021. The fellowship will continue with two fellowship positions per year. Intuitive has graciously agreed to sponsor one of the fellowship positions for the 2020-2021 year and Intuitive grants are pending for both of the fellowships positions from 2022-2023. FELLOWSHIP INFORMATION The primary training goal of this post Graduate fellowship is to improve patient care and teach advanced robotic/laparoscopic/endoscopic operative skills to individuals who are interested in propagating the field of minimally invasive surgery, while honing skills regarding complex General Surgery. The Florida Surgical Specialists Enhanced Gastrointestinal Surgery Fellowship is based upon a very busy clinical practice of General Surgery, especially foregut, hernia and colorectal surgery with intensive clinical research. There will be strong focus on minimally invasive and robotic surgery. We have a very high volume practice and at the forefront of technology/innovation for both minimally invasive and open operations. Dr. Paul Toomey, program director, is a pioneer in Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) and robotic surgery with experience in over 600 LESS operations and 550 robotic operations in the last six years. Dr. Riva Das, co-program director is a colorectal specialist focused on minimally invasive robotic, laparoscopic and endoluminal approaches to common colorectal diseases. We will offer two positions each year, beginning for one fellow July 1st and the second fellow August 1st of the academic year, for graduates of accredited General Surgery training programs in the United States. This one-year program is designed for surgeons who want to increase their knowledge and technical skills in advanced laparoscopic/robotic operations and advanced GI Surgery/Colorectal Surgery. The program includes clinical, academic, and research components. The goals of the one-year fellowship are: Train fellows in the application of the following techniques of advanced GI Surgery for foregut, abdominal wall and colorectal diseases: Robotic Surgery Laparoendoscopic Single-Site (LESS) Surgery Endo-luminal Surgery “Open”, complex GI Surgery Prepare fellows to be leaders in Surgery and for careers in Surgery by: Providing guidance for the development of independent research During the fellowship, extensive experience is gained in flexible endoscopy, including diagnostic, therapeutic, and advanced upper/lower endoscopy of the GI tract. The clinical activity of the fellowship is undertaken at all training facilities served by Florida Surgical Specialists. Florida Surgical Specialists serve three hospitals in Manatee and Sarasota Counties: Manatee Memorial Hospital (319-bed hospital in Bradenton, FL), Doctors Hospital of Sarasota (155-bed all private room facility in Sarasota, FL) and Lakewood Ranch Medical Center (120-bed hospital in Bradenton, FL), Lakewood Ranch Surgical Suites and Manatee Surgery Center. The mission of Florida Surgical Specialists is to present Southwest Florida patients with the industry’s most ground-breaking surgical solutions for digestive disorders, cancer treatment and general surgery needs. YEAR SUMMARY Clinical care The Fellow is fully engaged in both clinical and research activities throughout the year. Clinical activities include inpatient and outpatient care. The outpatient clinical experience includes patients seen in a state of the art outpatient facility. Outpatient clinics are on Monday and Friday. About 80-100 patients are seen per week in the clinic. The fellows aid attending faculty in the clinic, along with medical students and physician assistant students. Three days per week fellows’ activities focus on operative experience and in-patient care. The operative experience includes a spectrum of operations ranging from minimally invasive and robotic surgery to “maximally invasive” complex intra-abdominal and thoracic procedures. The operating schedule is very busy; the two attendings run approximately eight full operating rooms per week. There are no surgical residents competing for attention from the faculty. Research The research activities are undertaken almost daily throughout the year. The clinical research work involves collecting and analyzing data primarily from different databases including LESS cholecystectomies, gastroesophageal reflux disease, melanoma, robotic inguinal hernias and LESS surgery outcomes and techniques. We run both investigator initiated and industry sponsored clinical trials, and the Fellow will be involved with the writing and/or implementation of these clinical trials. In addition, the fellow is involved in educating advanced LESS surgery techniques to both pre-medical students and practicing visiting surgeons in the operating room. Research Expectations and Responsibilities Participate in ongoing research activities. Identify research projects of interest. Send abstracts to regional, national and international meetings. Complete preparation for presentations at regional, national and international meetings. Complete manuscripts covering research projects chosen by the Fellow. Initiate and maintain a registry for all procedures done in the fellowship, including outcomes. Participate in accrual, evaluation, and data management of various clinical protocols sponsored by the supervising surgeons. Education and Teaching Educational activities are a focus of the fellow. The fellow is responsible for informal teaching and for the organization and “running” of conferences, especially Monday afternoon conference where members of the service meet and discuss patient care. At this conference, we discuss all upcoming operations for the week and interesting patients we care for; the Fellow is actively involved in this conference. The Fellow is also engaged in the teaching of undergraduate students, particularly in the summer, in conjunction with a summer student education and research program. The Fellow will also attend and present at Surgical Grand Rounds, and cancer conference. Conferences with the attendings on clinical care and research occur daily. Fellow’s Weekly Activities Office Experience: Monday 8 AM-12PM (Das), 8AM-5PM (Toomey), Thursday 1PM-5PM (Toomey) and Friday 8 AM-12 PM (Das) Operative Experience: Fellow is mentored by two surgical attendings: Monday 1 PM-5 PM (Das), Tuesday 7:15-12PM (Das), 7:15 AM-5PM (Toomey), Wednesday 7:15 AM-5 PM, & Thursday 7:15-12 PM (Toomey), 7:15 AM-5 PM (Das) Didactic Weekly Activities: Monday Case Conference (following office hours) Fridays 7 AM – 8 AM: Research meeting Cancer Conferences: 7 AM – 8 AM every other Thursday Supervision & Evaluation The fellow will undergo written evaluations by all faculty of the fellowship quarterly during the year, and the fellowship director will discuss the evaluations directly with the fellow. The fellow should expect close contact with and mentoring by the faculty with daily exposure. The purpose of the evaluations will be to measure the fellow’s progress in achieving his or her goals (self-defined at the initiation of the Fellowship) and to facilitate achievement of these goals. The fellow will receive constructive criticism regarding his or her performance and a progress report on the chosen research project will be discussed. To obtain the certificate of completion, an unanimous decision on the part of the faculty will be required; this decision will be based on the written evaluations submitted by the faculty each quarter. Innumerable opportunities for feedback will exist for fellow and faculty on a day-to-day basis. Full encouragement for feedback is given. Frank and honest, especially constructive, criticism is encouraged. Basic Program Information: Interaction with Residents: No surgical residents Is there a General Surgery Residency at the Primary Institution?: No Is there a General Surgery Residency at the Secondary Institution?: No Is there a curriculum in place for fellowship?: Yes Are there teaching conferences available for the fellow?: Yes Is there an evaluation tool for fellow by faculty in place?: Yes Is there an evaluation tool for faculty by fellow in place?: Yes Citizenship and Visa Requirements: US Citizens, US Permanent Residents (Green Card). We do not accept H-1B or J-1 Visas. Surgical Residency Requirements: We accept graduates of U.S. Residency Programs Examinations and Certifications: Applicants must have passed the USMLE Step 1, 2, & 3 exams. Applicants must have had at least 5 years of prior training in an ACGME accredited residencyor in an AOA (American Osteopathic Association) accredited residency Applicants who are ABS Board Eligible or Certified or AOBS (American Osteopathic Board of Surgery) Eligible or Certified Contact Information For Questions: Scot Cranston, Chief Operating Officer Phone: 941-216-3602 Fax: 941-216-3605 Email: floridasurgicalspecialists@gmail.com Website: www.floridasurgicalspecialists.com How To Apply To apply, please visit: http://sls.org/sls-fellowship-programs/sls-fellowship-application/Columbia University Medical CenterDate Posted: March 28, 2022
The Department of Anesthesiology at Columbia University Medical Center, College of Physicians and Surgeons seeks a Postdoctoral Research Scientist to investigate the signaling mechanisms of acute kidney injury. Prospective applicants must be a recipient of a MD or a PhD (or equivalent) and should also have experience in cell culture, immunohistochemistry, RT-PCR and immunoblotting techniques. Proficiency in mouse survival surgery and anesthesia is preferred. Experiments involve genetically modified mice and cell culture models using pharmacologic pathway inhibitors of signal transduction. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer --Race/Gender/Disability/Veteran