Residency Programs
Residency Programs
The 海角禁区 College of Medicine Department of Surgery hosts three surgical residency programs: general surgery, plastic surgery, and a cardiothoracic surgery I-6 program. Each has a distinguished reputation for preparing medical students for a professional surgical practice after five or six years, depending on the program.
At the conclusion of the program, graduates are well-prepared to begin a professional practice. For those who wish to continue their training, our residents regularly match into fellowships at leading national and international surgical training programs, including our own University.
General Surgery
This five-year program is structured to educate qualified and highly motivated individuals into superior clinical and academic surgeons.
Cardiothoracic Surgery
This integrated six-year program is designed to provide aspiring medical school graduates with the education and skills training necessary to become competent professional thoracic surgeons.
Plastic Surgery
This six-year integrated program is designed to prepare residents with the education and skills to become competent professional plastic surgeons.
Cortney Y Lee, MD, FACS
Positions Held:
- Professor of Surgery
- Program Director, General Surgery Residency
- Section Head, Endocrine Surgery
Shari L Meyerson, MD, MEd
Positions Held:
- Professor
- Section Head of Thoracic Surgery
- Director, Cardiothoracic Surgery I-6 Residency Program
Lesley Wong, MD
Positions Held:
- Professor of Surgery
- Director, Plastic Surgery Integrated Residency Program
Additional Surgical Residency Programs
Alongside these programs, 海角禁区 offers surgical residency training in the following six specialties: neurosurgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthopaedic surgery, otolaryngology, and urology. (Most require a preliminary year in general surgery.)
The 海角禁区 College of Medicine offers residents the opportunity to study alongside a nationally recognized faculty of accomplished surgeons and leading researchers with numerous medical device patents and published articles to their credit.