General Surgery Residency
College
- Center City Campus
- Sidney Kimmel Medical College
Degree Earned
- Residency
Program Length
6 - 7 years
Program Type
- On Campus
ACGME ID: 4404121301
NRMP CODE: 1630440C0
Leadership
- Program Director
- Francis E. Rosato Professor in Surgery
Program Contact
1015 Walnut Street
Curtis Building Suite 613
Philadelphia, PA 19107
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Resident Research
Research is an important mission in our department. All Divisions in the Department have viable research laboratories with an interest in advancing translational research projects that directly relate to clinical problems. There is also a diversity of projects that involve both clinical and basic science investigations.
Resident Research Year(s)
Our residents spend one to two years in the laboratory - usually in one of the laboratories within the Department. The purpose of this time is to educate residents in the principles and practices of surgical research and assist them in obtaining high quality fellowships. This year is typically added after the third clinical year. The Department also has surgery residents from other programs that have chosen to come to Jefferson for their research experience.
Each Spring the research year residents present their work. In 2020, this group of seven general surgery residents produced more than 240 publications, presentations, and abstracts.
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2022/23 Research Resident Year Productivity |
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|---|---|
| 48 | Abstracts Submitted |
| 41 | Presentations |
| 37 | Publications in Progress |
| 27 | Publications Submitted |
| 25 | Papers Published |
| 5 | Awards |
Bi-weekly Research Seminar
The Department hosts a bi-weekly research seminar that is designed to communicate results of ongoing research projects and to provide a core body of research knowledge to students, residents and junior faculty. Topics covered during the year include basic molecular biology techniques, design of clinical studies, animal models, statistical analysis, and grant writing.
Publications & Funding
The Department has seen a tremendous increase in the submission of abstracts, manuscripts and grant applications. This increased research activity is further evidence of the commitment of the Department to making the research effort an integral part of the Departmental Mission.