 The Sinai surgical residents will rotate in the academic
high-volume Division of Transplantation Surgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospital at
the end of their 3rd or during their 4th clinical year. The duration of
this rotation is six weeks.
The Sinai resident will be an integral member of the Transplant Surgery
team, under the supervision of the Transplant Surgery attending staff, and
will be working with experienced Transplant Surgery mid-level provider(s)
and residents from other teaching institutions.
The surgical residents will participate in all care rendered
to inpatient Transplant Surgery patients at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital: admission, diagnostic workup, operations, post-operative care
and discharge. In addition, the surgical residents will participate in
the care/operations of Transplant Surgery patients during Transplant
Surgery Clinic and attending office hours.
During the rotation, the surgical residents will attend the following
educational activities:
- Afternoon teaching rounds--two to three times weekly
- Transplant journal club--monthly
- General Surgery M&M--weekly;
- Transplant Surgery M&M--monthly
- General Surgery Grand Rounds--weekly
- General Surgery resident lecture series--weekly
- CTC Noon Research Lecture Series--weekly
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