Trauma, Critical Care, & Acute Care Surgery 2007

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On Mar 17, 2007, at 6:45 PM, KMATTOX at aol.com wrote:

> 4.    The hunger for presentations in  "acute care  surgery"  
> subjects has
> been overwhelming.   Even hospital  administrators have contacted  
> us expressing
> interest in sending surgeons to this  course, because, "IN OUR  
> COMMUNITY THE
> NEED FOR A SURGEON THAT CAN TAKE CARE OF  THE BIG EMERGENCY SURGERY  
> ACROSS ALL
> GAMITS, IS OUR GREATEST NEED.    WE WILL BE WILLING TO PAY ALMOST  
> ANYTHING TO
> GET A SURGEON WHO IS  NOT SINGLE ORGAN LIMITED, ONE WHO IS NOT  
> AFRAID OF THE
> TOUGHEST CASE,  AND WHO IS LIKE THE GENERAL SURGEON OF 2 DECADES AGO."

Hi all! When I was fresh out of training - and still living in the  
states - I would have jumped at any such opportunity. But I didn't  
see many such ads in the various journals, and even a casual review  
of this months Journal ACS reveals maybe one or two postings that  
match the above description. So, show me the ads!

Michael J. Bayme, M.D., FACS
Soroka University Medical Center
Beer-Sheva, Israel

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