Residency Training in General Surgery

RESIDENTS RESOURCE PAGE

This page is dedicated to providing announcements, schedules, and other information/resources pertaining to the daily activities of general surgery residents.

Goals and Objectives Stony Brook University Medical Center Breast Surgery Burns Cardiothoracic Surgery Emergency Surgery/Trauma General Surgery n Attending Schedules [Restricted Access] n White Service Organization [Restricted Access] Pediatric Surgery Surgical Critical Care Surgical Oncology Vascular Surgery Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center Endoscopy (PGY-2) General Surgery Surgical Critical Care Winthrop–University Hospital General Surgery Vascular Surgery

ACGME General Competencies Common Program Requirements Objectives for Outpatient Clinics Resident Duty Hours Policy Resident Supervision Policy Stony Brook House Staff Handbook Medical Center Administrative Policy and Procedures

Our subscription is only available on campus and at Tech Park

Our subscription is only available on campus and at Tech Park

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Brunicardi FC, editor-in-chief. Schwartz's Principles of Surgery, 8th edition (2005)
[E-book via HSC Library]

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Townsend CM Jr, editor-in-chief. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery, 18th edition (2008)
[E-book via HSC Library access to MD Consult]

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Emergency Room Protocols
Stony Brook University Medical Center Trauma Handbook
[Restricted Access]

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Cardiac Surgical Resident's Handbook
[Restricted Access]

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Pediatric Surgical House Staff Handbook
[Restricted Access]

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Surgical Film Library
[Restricted Access]

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Knot Tying Manual This manual is published by Ethicon, Inc., to "help train medical students, surgical residents, physician assistants, and others in the techniques of knot tying and the handling of sutures."

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e-FACS.org
The mission of the American College of Surgeons Web portal — e-FACS.org — is to expand the College's role as an information resource on patient care for the various surgical specialties and on advances in bioscience, research, and health policy by providing its members with a personalized gateway to the Internet that will (1) filter and facilitate their access to Web-based information; (2) initiate and facilitate collaboration and exchange of ideas among members; and (3) provide a secure, single sign-on service that will be the entry point of access to organized Web information coming from the College and other validated and reputable sources. In addition to Fellows of the American College of Surgeons, a few select groups are allowed access to the portal, including Associate Fellows of the College, surgical residents, and medical students. While several electronic tools are available only to Fellows, there are many resources available to everyone who has access. A key feature of the portal is its use of communities, many of which are of great educational value to residents. Click here for more information about e-FACS.org.

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