(05-07-2017, 08:51 PM)Guest Wrote: Guys, ALL nsg programs are double scrubbed most of the time. There is 7 freaking years of residents.
That is definitely not the case here at Pitt. At the non presby hospitals where you spent half of your opetative time its essentially impossible because youre detached from the bulk of residents. of the 28, 2 are off service interns, 2 of the pgy2s are not at puh and 1 is consults only, all of the pgy3s are elsewhere, 2 of the pgy4s are elsewhere, and the pgy5 and 6s are doing their own thing of which 4 are doing endovascular or research so they arent in the ORs. One resident is on night float and 1 fellow tends to be in their respective clinics so in total operative manpower consists of 3 chiefs (4 starting next year) 3 fellows 2 residents and 2 interns. We run 8 to 11 rooms a day at presby so theres really not much time for double scrubbing except the occassional soow day.
(05-08-2017, 11:55 AM)Rezzy Wrote: (05-07-2017, 08:51 PM)Guest Wrote: Guys, ALL nsg programs are double scrubbed most of the time. There is 7 freaking years of residents.
That is definitely not the case here at Pitt. At the non presby hospitals where you spent half of your opetative time its essentially impossible because youre detached from the bulk of residents. of the 28, 2 are off service interns, 2 of the pgy2s are not at puh and 1 is consults only, all of the pgy3s are elsewhere, 2 of the pgy4s are elsewhere, and the pgy5 and 6s are doing their own thing of which 4 are doing endovascular or research so they arent in the ORs. One resident is on night float and 1 fellow tends to be in their respective clinics so in total operative manpower consists of 3 chiefs (4 starting next year) 3 fellows 2 residents and 2 interns. We run 8 to 11 rooms a day at presby so theres really not much time for double scrubbing except the occassional soow day.
I didn't realize you guys had 11 gamma knifes there. Pretty baller.
(05-08-2017, 12:01 PM)Guest Wrote: (05-08-2017, 11:55 AM)Rezzy Wrote: (05-07-2017, 08:51 PM)Guest Wrote: Guys, ALL nsg programs are double scrubbed most of the time. There is 7 freaking years of residents.
That is definitely not the case here at Pitt. At the non presby hospitals where you spent half of your opetative time its essentially impossible because youre detached from the bulk of residents. of the 28, 2 are off service interns, 2 of the pgy2s are not at puh and 1 is consults only, all of the pgy3s are elsewhere, 2 of the pgy4s are elsewhere, and the pgy5 and 6s are doing their own thing of which 4 are doing endovascular or research so they arent in the ORs. One resident is on night float and 1 fellow tends to be in their respective clinics so in total operative manpower consists of 3 chiefs (4 starting next year) 3 fellows 2 residents and 2 interns. We run 8 to 11 rooms a day at presby so theres really not much time for double scrubbing except the occassional soow day.
I didn't realize you guys had 11 gamma knifes there. Pretty baller.
One of the pgy3s that i didnt include in the list covers both gamma knifes
Pitt has to be the busiest operative training program. Churns out awesome surgeons though.
(05-08-2017, 02:23 PM)Guest Wrote: Pitt has to be the busiest operative training program. Churns out awesome surgeons though.
Can you name anyone who came from Pitt with the reputation as "awesome surgeon?"
(05-08-2017, 12:25 PM)Guest Wrote: (05-08-2017, 12:01 PM)Guest Wrote: (05-08-2017, 11:55 AM)Rezzy Wrote: (05-07-2017, 08:51 PM)Guest Wrote: Guys, ALL nsg programs are double scrubbed most of the time. There is 7 freaking years of residents.
That is definitely not the case here at Pitt. At the non presby hospitals where you spent half of your opetative time its essentially impossible because youre detached from the bulk of residents. of the 28, 2 are off service interns, 2 of the pgy2s are not at puh and 1 is consults only, all of the pgy3s are elsewhere, 2 of the pgy4s are elsewhere, and the pgy5 and 6s are doing their own thing of which 4 are doing endovascular or research so they arent in the ORs. One resident is on night float and 1 fellow tends to be in their respective clinics so in total operative manpower consists of 3 chiefs (4 starting next year) 3 fellows 2 residents and 2 interns. We run 8 to 11 rooms a day at presby so theres really not much time for double scrubbing except the occassional soow day.
I didn't realize you guys had 11 gamma knifes there. Pretty baller.
One of the pgy3s that i didnt include in the list covers both gamma knifes
Guys, the plural of "knife" is "knives." Jesus. Pull it together and show some self respect.
(05-08-2017, 02:23 PM)Guest Wrote: Pitt has to be the busiest operative training program. Churns out awesome surgeons though.
Elad Levy
(05-08-2017, 07:27 PM)Guest Wrote: (05-08-2017, 02:23 PM)Guest Wrote: Pitt has to be the busiest operative training program. Churns out awesome surgeons though.
Can you name anyone who came from Pitt with the reputation as "awesome surgeon?"
Timothy Witham
Paul Gardner, John Lee, Laligam Sekhar, Leland Albright, Greg Thompson.
What is Friedlander like?
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