| SURGERY 498 - Undergraduate Thesis |
- Offered to those students who have engaged in undergraduate research
in general surgery
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| SURGERY 499 - Undergraduate Research |
- Provides an opportunity to participate in ongoing research projects or carry out an independent research
project under supervision of department of surgery faculty. Practical experience in experimental design and
execution is provided under direct supervision of selected faculty members.
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| SURGERY 505 - Preceptorship in Surgery |
- Opportunity for medical students to gain personal experience with clinical
faculty members in the community. Students observe general aspects of
private practice including: routine clinical problems, practice limitations, doctor/doctor
- doctor/patient - doctor/nurse relationships in the office and/or hospital setting.
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Please note: this course is offerred to FIRST and SECOND year
medical students only |
If you are interested in working with a surgeon in the community,
please email the following information to Anna Nonis.
- Name, I.D. number and year
- Telephone number
- What quarter you would like to participate in a preceptorship
- Do you have a particular subspecialty interest?
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| Some sites require you to complete paperwork before beginning your preceptorship.
If the site/office in which you will be working is listed below, please complete all cooresponding
forms to take with you on the first day of your rotation.
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| SURGERY 600 - Graduate/Professional Research |
- Provides an opportunity to participate in ongoing research projects or carry out an independent research
project under supervision of department of surgery faculty. Practical experience in experimental design and
execution is provided under direct supervision of selected faculty members.
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