Surgical Residency Rotations
PGY1:
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| Advanced Laparoendoscopic Surgery |
2 months |
| Bariatric Surgery |
1 month |
| Colon and Rectal Surgery |
1 month |
| General Surgery* |
3 months |
| Plastic Surgery |
1 month |
| Surgical Oncology |
1 month |
| Trauma/Critical Care |
2 months |
| Vascular Surgery |
1 months |
PGY2:
|
|
| Advanced Laparoendoscopic Surgery |
1 month |
| General Surgery* |
4 months |
Pediatric Surgery
(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia) |
2 months |
| Surgical Oncology |
1 month |
| Vascular Surgery |
2 months |
| Trauma/Critical Care |
2 months |
PGY3:
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|
| Advanced Laparoendoscopic Surgery |
3 months |
| Colon and Rectal Surgery |
2 months |
| General Surgery* |
3 months |
Penetrating Trauma
(Temple University Hospital) |
1 month |
| Trauma/Critical Care |
2 months |
| Vascular Surgery |
1 month |
PGY4:
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|
| Advanced Laparoendoscopic Surgery |
3 months |
| Elective |
1 month |
| General Surgery* |
4 months |
| Surgical Oncology/Thoracic Surgery |
1 month |
Transplantation
(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital) |
1 month |
| Vascular Surgery |
2 months |
PGY5:
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|
| Advanced Laparoendoscopic Surgery |
3 months |
| Colon and Rectal Surgery |
2 months |
| General Surgery* |
3 months |
| Surgical Oncology |
2 months |
| Vascular Surgery |
2 months |
*General Surgery includes traditional general surgery, night float, and ambulatory surgery.