Chairs Shuffling

[Guest]

I heard Winn gave grand rounds at UCSD, UCLA, UC Davis and Emory. Here is the link:

http://thejns.org/doi/abs/10.3171/jns.20...pubmed&

[Guest]

(05-24-2017, 12:38 AM)Guest Wrote: First comment here. Delashaw is not done. He can get a license in another state. It's just hard for an institution to hire him as a chair after the recent news. Dick Winn is not a good comparison because his appointments after UW were emeritus and not a full practicing neurosurgeon. Good comparisons come to mind are Art Day (from BWH to UT-Houston) and Issam Awad (from Colorado to Northshore affiliated with Northwestern to U Chicago). Both were chairs and had outstanding issues at their first institutions that forced them to leave including lawsuits but they were able to return to academia later on. Neither was re-appointed as a chair though.

What did Issam Awad and Art Day do?

[Guest]

(05-24-2017, 02:00 PM)Guest Wrote:

(05-24-2017, 12:38 AM)Guest Wrote: First comment here. Delashaw is not done. He can get a license in another state. It's just hard for an institution to hire him as a chair after the recent news. Dick Winn is not a good comparison because his appointments after UW were emeritus and not a full practicing neurosurgeon. Good comparisons come to mind are Art Day (from BWH to UT-Houston) and Issam Awad (from Colorado to Northshore affiliated with Northwestern to U Chicago). Both were chairs and had outstanding issues at their first institutions that forced them to leave including lawsuits but they were able to return to academia later on. Neither was re-appointed as a chair though.

What did Issam Awad and Art Day do?

yo momma

[Guest]

It's official. Joe Cheng is the New chair of U Cincinnati. He joined Yale on 1/1/2016 and leaving for Chair on 6/1/2017
https://www.healthnews.uc.edu/news/?/29038/

[Guest]

wait, was Cheng at Yale for even a year? how much does that place suck?

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(05-31-2017, 01:57 AM)Guest Wrote: wait, was Cheng at Yale for even a year? how much does that place suck?

Yale is an unbalanced, research-heavy program that relies on its prestigious name to remain relevant. Cheng was their last hope at getting some operative experience without having to rely on fellowship training.

[Guest]

re: art day, for your reading pleasure:

http://www.houstonpress.com/news/arthur-...on-6743365

[Guest]

very old news....

whats going on at UCSD, UCLA?

[Guest]

I heard that Zipfel's and Nakaji's talks were well received by the UCSD faculty and residents. I think they have a few more candidates giving talks before they make a decision.

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If thats discrimination. Thats everyday.