Great rotation for students, and a great place for residency.

Why Choose Duke?

Residents hang-out after work, and there were several corporate sponsored events during my time (e.g. Downtown Durham has a bit of a crime problem, with a fairly active Knife & Gun club. "Nunley rounds" with the chairman every week for the residents on the trauma service was a bit of a pimp-session, but is also a great teaching opportunity.Great. There are frequently cases in different specialties going uncovered, so if you want extra OR time, you just go to another room instead of going home "early".

Residents are the primary surgeon in basically everything except Spine.
Research is definitely present, but the residents didn't seem too interested in doing it. Chapel-Hill is very close and more upscaleThe rumors about the short-white coat and white pants as an intern are true. The Duke Department of Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences strives to be a premiere academic otolaryngology program through compassionate and extraordinary patient care, critical investigation of head and neck disease, and excellence in education. There are frequently cases in different specialties going uncovered, so if you want extra OR time, you just go to another room instead of going home "early". Duke University Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program This seems like the ideal situation--ample opportunity, but only if you want it, and little-to-no competition from co-residents.Awesome. Additionally there is a great balance of autonomy and support. There is trauma conference every morning, as well as a specialty lecture every morning as well.

Life in Durham; Our Trainees; Trainee Recognition; Undergraduate Medical Education; Student Research Opportunities; Residency Programs; Fellowship Programs; Advanced Training for Residents & Fellows; Training Sites; Educational Laboratories; Continuing Medical Education; Research. They have tremendous autonomy as chiefs, which they are all comfortable handling, and do so with competence.

Years 1-3 The first three years of training provide exposure to Plastic Surgery and the specialties with which we work.
Pretty good.
Duke University Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program There are boundless opportunities for research, involvement in teaching and a strong focus on education. But despite their accomplishments they are overwhelmingly approachable and friendly.Residents have ample free time, and it is sort of up to you how much you want to work. Nous voudrions effectuer une description ici mais le site que vous consultez ne nous en laisse pas la possibilité. Housing is affordable, plenty of good neighborhoods, family-friendly. This is suburban. Duke Orthopaedic Surgery Developing the leaders of tomorrow in orthopaedics and rehabilitation research, education, and patient care. At least two specialty-trained surgeons in all fields. Why Duke: The Duke Pathology Residency Program has a great variety and volume of specimens, and the residents and faculty are so welcoming, knowledgeable, and most of all friendly. Residents have ample free time, and it is sort of up to you how much you want to work. This isn't big-city lifestyle. Residents hang-out after work, and there were several corporate sponsored events during my time (e.g. ortho.duke.edu

The first three years have been designed to provide an optimized exposure to aspects of General Surgery, Trauma Surgery, Breast Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, Critical Care, Burn Surgery, Anesthesia, Orthopedic Surgery, Dermatology, and Emergency Medicine.