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Sat Mar 24 22:01:17 GMT 2007

Right!

I'd like to know where all these administrators are too
--- Michael Bayme <mbayme at bgu.ac.il> wrote:

> 
> 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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