Surgery Synopsis – Winter 2018/2019 – Seattle Met Top Docs

[…] Care Surgery, will serve as a Co–Investigator. Per Dr. Bulger, “This is an exciting opportunity to bring the entire trauma community together and stimulate the development of new therapeutic strategies across the continuum of care.” h onors & a wards (con T .) DIVISION OF CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY D r. Gabriel S. Aldea , Professor […]

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2021_3_24 Pregnancy Policy – Residents

[…] made with as much advanced warning to the involved parties as possible. 5. Academic Responsibilities : We believe that family leave should be about bonding with the new addition and that academic responsibilities detract from this. We recommend that there be no academic expectations or responsibilities during the 12 weeks of leave. This includes […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Fall/Winter 2017 – Surgery News

SURGERY SYNOPSIS • FALL 2017/WINTER 2018 • PAGE 8 (continued on page 9) Dr. Eileen Bulger Named New Chair of ACS’s Committee on Trauma Continued from page 7 is a multidisciplinary group of surgeons working to improve injury care around the globe, with 86 members on the committee overseeing a field force of more […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Winter 2018/2019 – Diversity Column

[…] of diversity and inclusion, we discuss the root cause that racism has played in the history of medicine. You can learn more about this topic in a New England Journal of Medicine article written by Drs. Rachel Hardeman and Eduardo Medina here . The DOS Diversity Council has partnered with the Center for Leadership […]

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SORCE T32 Flyer_2021-03-08

[…] as s is ting under -represented and/or dis adv antaged applic ants to the Univ ers ity of Was hington. T32 Post-Doctoral Research Training Program Contact In formation: David R. Flum, MD, MPH Medic al Direc tor , SORCE Profes s or of Surgery & As s oc iate Chair for Res earc h […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Fall/Winter 2017 – Harkins Corner

[…] of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) “Resident Bowl” competition. The competition is similar to a debate team or group “Jeopardy” in which residents answer questions from the review materials for in–service exams and other curriculum in their training. Winning team members included Drs. Erin Miller , Elise Min , Eugene Oh , a nd Tamara Kemp […]

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[…] movie I really like is “Brooklyn.” It’s about a young woman who emigrates from Ireland to the United States and it depicts her life in 1950s Brooklyn, New York. SS: Do you have any favorite or least favorite genres? MM: I cannot stand anything science fiction. I will tell you a funny story. In […]

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2019_DoS_Resident_Brochure Final 2

[…] credit: Michael Hilleary, Department of Surgery, Public Information Specialist) RESIDENT RESEARCH • WINTER 2019 • PAGE 2 Sara Daniel, MD, 2018–2020 Dr. Daniel is working with the newly created University of Washington Tumor Immunonology and Microenvironment (UW TIME) lab group, which comprises multiple faculty from the Departments of Surgery, Medicine, and Pathology. Building off […]

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Surgery Synopsis – Summer/Fall 2020 – In the Media

[…] Trauma, Division of Trauma, Burn & Critical Care Surgery How the State With the First Major Outbreak Contained Coronavirus With National Data Lacking, Harborview Medical Center Joins New Study On Gunshot Injuries D r. Nicole Gibran , Professor, Division of Trauma, Burn & Critical Care Surgery After the Leak: An Award-winning Response to a […]

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[…] of Surgery, which has history of leading change in diver – sity, equity and inclusion, I struggled to write this piece on diversity. Recently, during our newly formed Anti-Racism Workgroup, comprised of staff, a question was raised: “How do we encourage Diversity in the Department of Surgery? The back – ground behind this question […]

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