RESIDENCY TRAINING IN GENERAL SURGERY

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Nota Bene: Our residency program ranks in the Top Ten of all surgical residency programs in New York State for its composite pass rate on the board qualifying/certifying examinations administered by the American Board of Surgery.

Chairman's Message General Information The University School of Medicine Surgical Residency Program Parent Hospital Stony Brook University Medical Center Integrated Hospitals Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center Winthrop–University Hospital Rotation Schedule Conferences/Rounds Operative Experience Surgical Simulation Training Research Opportunities Graduate Placements Fellowships Basic Research Surgical Specialties Burns Colon and Rectal Surgery Surgical Critical Care Vascular Surgery Salary, Benefits, and Miscellanea Appointments Annual Salaries Vacation Policy Insurance Meetings Meals Housing On-Call Schedule

Department of Surgery Breast Surgery Division Cardiothoracic Surgery Division Colon and Rectal Surgery Division Education Division General Surgery, Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and Burns Division Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery Division Pediatric Surgery Division Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Division Upper Gastrointestinal and General Oncologic Surgery Group Vascular Surgery Division History of Department — Since its founding 36 years ago, great things continue to happen in the Department, and all signs at present indicate the future will affirm its history of excellence. Faculty Full-Time Faculty Voluntary Faculty Selected Faculty Publications 2000–2010 Breast Surgery Division Cardiothoracic Surgery Division Colon and Rectal Surgery Division General Surgery, Trauma, Surgical Critical Care, and Burns Division Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery Division Pediatric Surgery Division Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Division Upper Gastrointestinal and General Oncologic Surgery Group Vascular Surgery Division 2010 Resident Match: Our success in this year's resident match demonstrates the status of our program, as general surgery continued to be a very competitive specialty throughout the nation. We received over 600 applications, interviewed 75 candidates, and matched our six "categorical" positions to an outstanding class with an average score of over 90% on the U.S. Medical Licensure Exam.