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TRAUMA FELLOWSHIPS

 

 

TRAUMA FELLOWSHIPS

Speciality Trauma Surgery & Critical Care
Institution UMDNJ - Robert Wood Johnson - Camden, New Jersey
Country United States
Length (years) 2
Number of posts 1
Trauma Director Steven E. Ross MD
 
The Unit
Full time faculty 8
Description 500 bed hospital, 1,800 trauma admissions/year (85% blunt, 15%

penetrating)
Research activities Numerous ongoing prospective studies in clinical setting. Basic laboratory

programs established in cellular metabolism and nutrition, immunologic

impact of injury, bacterial translocations, and sepsis.
 
Fellowship Program
Clinical The fellowship in trauma at the Southern New Jersey Regional Trauma
responsibilities Center is a one-year program listed with the American College of

Surgeons Committee on Trauma and with the AAST. The goals of the

program are to provide the Fellow with a coherent understanding of and

clinical experience in all aspects of trauma care in an academic setting.

These include ensuring the Fellow will be able to:



1. Confidently resuscitate and accurately diagnosis the trauma victim in

the Emergency Department setting.



2. Intervene surgically when necessary after indicated diagnostic studies

are performed or to coordinate the operative procedures to be performed

by various subspecialty consultants, including orthopedics, neurosurgery,

and OB/GYN.



3. Manage the patients throughout their stay in the acute care facility

(including the intensive care unit) as well as to coordinate the early

institution of rehabilitation and eventual transfer to long term facility if

necessary.



4. To understand the current critical issues being debated regarding

pre-hospital care anddelivery systems - EMT's, MICU's, and air

ambulance.
Research 5. Develop, implement, and maintain a Trauma Registry and gain
opportunities experience in utilizing the registry in performance of retrospective clinical

studies.



6. Design and institute prospective clinical studies, as well as participate

in ongoing basic science research if desired.
Teaching 7. To teach and supervise the surgical residents and medical students
responsibilities assigned to the Trauma Service.



8. Contribute to the organization of monthly Trauma Rounds and

conferences.
Certifications RRC Critical Care
Salary $43,000
Applicant Board Eligible
requirements
 
Contact
Contact Name Keith F. O'Malley, MD, FACS
Address1 3 Cooper Plaza - Suite 411
Address2
City Camden
State New Jersey
Postcode 08103
Telephone (609) 342-3013
Fax (609) 365-7582
Email
WebPage
 
Updated 29.06.98