Meet the Michigan Medicine 2023 Surgery Intern Class
Introducing the newest cohort to train within the Department of Surgery
Introducing the newest cohort to train within the Department of Surgery
Michigan Medicine plastic surgeons partner with Massachusetts General Hospital colleague to virtually train Ukrainian surgeons on regenerative peripheral nerve interface surgeries to prevent amputation pain.
Residents and faculty reflect on the importance of meaningful connections after they were disrupted
Gallagher joins an esteemed group of individuals who have made major contributions to the advancement of the medical sciences, health care and public health.
Medical illustrations with diverse representation are on display through September 2022.
Catherine Wagner, a cardiothoracic surgery resident at Michigan Medicine, experienced firsthand how policies established by a previous cohort provided support for pregnant and breastfeeding trainees.
Introducing the newest cohort to train within the Department of Surgery
Different platforms can give new life to lessons.
Three general surgery residents completed full-distance (140.6 miles) Ironman triathlons this fall, and a fourth completed the half Ironman distance. They talk about how the athletic discipline informs their surgical training and vice-versa.
A fall put Dr. Chris McCulloh's surgery career in doubt. Encouragement put it back on track.
For Jamila Picart, M.D., and Steven Xie, M.D., the search for residency programs included a search for inclusivity.
A team creates a roadmap to navigating the complicated promotions process, and shares lessons learned along the way.
Laparoscopy is a well established surgical technique, but it has a different learning curve compared to open surgery. The ALL-SAFE module developed as part of a global surgery challenge hopes to bridge the education and practice gap in Africa.
Meredith Barrett, M.D., reflects on speaking up about an uncomfortable tradition, and the vulnerability it took to do so.
A student who’d been helped stepped up along with faculty members to pay it forward.
Research on “surprise billing” by a team at Michigan Medicine that included two surgical residents contributed to the chorus of voices that resulted in significant policy change.
More ways of providing feedback and an emphasis on empathy combine to provide an experience that's still true to the speciality, but less intimidating to medical students
A "triple bottom line" approach to curbing waste and emissions generated in operating rooms could help enact change.