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Table of Contents Department of Surgery Faculty and Residents…….. ...........................................................................3 Department of Surgery General Housestaff 2009 – 2010…….. ...........................................................4 Department of Surgery Faculty…………….. .......................................................................................5 Clerkships/Clinical Sites…………………….. ......................................................................................9 Rotations Representative of a Typical Five-Year General Surgery Resident………… ......................10 What We Offer ......................................................................................................................................11 Conferences……………. .....................................................................................................................12 ERAS Application…..............................................................................................................................13 Publications…… ...................................................................................................................................14 orlandohealth.com | pg 1
Welcome Thank you for your interest in our programs. The Department of Surgical Education at Orlando Health is dedicated to graduate medical education, offering a five-year, fully accredited general surgery residency program as well as accredited fellowships in surgical critical care and colon and rectal surgery. The department also offers a one-year, non- accredited fellowship in trauma surgery. The residency structure includes four categorical and six non-designated preliminary first-year positions. There are four categorical residents at each subsequent year. Preliminary candidates are hired for a one-year period. Orlando Health has formal affiliations with several medical schools, including the University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Central Florida and the University of North Dakota. The program is based at Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) which provides a total of 808 acute- care beds, performing more than 20,000 operative procedures and 80,000 emergency visits annually – an ideal environment for the education of our residents. The majority of surgical training occurs at ORMC, a designated Level One Trauma Center, and additional training is completed at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Dr. P. Phillips Hospital. The campus serves as a major referral center for Central Florida. Mark L. Friedell, MD Program Director Department of Surgery 2009 – 2010 Faculty and Residents Front row: First row: Drs. Karen Borman, Pat Quijada, David Graham, Bertrand Fonji, Chris Graham and Mark Friedell; Second row: Drs. Howard Smith, John Promes, Kyle Vincent, Jeremy Cravens, Joseph Bedway, Christopher DuCoin, Creighton Fiscina, Erin King and Sharon Noori; Third row: Drs. Guillermo Montes, Matt Lube, Ernest Block, Michael Kammerer, James Mayo, Kurt Gordon, Raj Nair, Lars Nelson and Christopher Schwan; Fourth row: Drs. Raj Patel, Raymond Green, Richard Sontchi, Marian Miller, Jason Clark, Jeremy Johnson, George Bishai, Hasan Kakli, Osmany Duany; Back row: Drs. Andre Teixeira, Mark Versnick and Aaron Seims pg 2 | orlandohealth.com orlandohealth.com | pg 3
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