Introduction to the College of Applied Anatomy

1. Introduction to theCollege of Applied Anatomy Lynn K. Gordon, M.D., Ph.D. & Christian de Virgilio, M.D. Chairs Kathleen Brown, M.D. Vice-chair Jonathan Hiatt, M.D. Co-chair

2. COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS Foundations Week Dinner Symposia Electives Scholarship Day Paper based on the Scholarship Day abstract

3. FOUNDATIONS WEEK GOALS • Interdisciplinary • Anatomy, pathology, surgery, radiology • Hands on • Didactics • Prepare for fourth year clerkships and internships • Prepare residency applications

5. FOUNDATIONS WEEK Getting started with suturing during the Surgical Anatomy & Suturing Lab – Day 1.

6. Monday: A day in the life

7. Tuesday: Note, no bathroom breaks

8. Wednesday

9. Thursday

10. Friday

11. Dinner Symposia Attendance is mandatory for all sessions

12. Topics for 2007-2008 • Kick Off Dinner - Residency Applications & Dean’s Letters • Career Paths: Academic, Private Practice, Research & Beyond • Mock Interviews • Legal Issues in Medicine • Specialty-specific Ranking Strategies • Financial Goals for Internship, Residency & Beyond • Dealing with Conflict in the Workplace • Resident Panel – What should I know? • NEW for 2008: 4th year rotation planning

13. Optional Activities • Student-mentoring • Neuroradiology Cadaver Workshop • Robotics Sessions

14. Foundations Week • To Complete and Pass Foundations… • Attend all activities! • Excused absences • Hospitalization • Family Emergency • At the discretion of the chairs… • Doctor/Dentist – NOT EXCUSED • Getting Married? Plan AHEAD!!! • WRITE THIS DOWN: JULY 7 - 11

15. Dinner Symposia • All seminars are mandatory • Up to 2 excused absences • Prior notification necessary • Excused absence granted at the discretion of the chairs • ALL unexcused absences must be remediated with a written assignment • Review of a disease • Case report • Pearls for the future • 3 or more unexcused absences result in a Failing Grade.

16. Required Electives • Radiology Elective • ICU Rotation The college provides a list of electives recommended by each department – these are not required.

17. Scholarship Day • All members of the College must submit an abstract for and attend Scholarship Day. • Present a poster • Give an oral presentation There are no excused absences from Scholarship Day.

18. The Paper • 5 Pages • Based on the Scholarship Day Abstract • Completed by Match Day???

19. Advisory Board • Robin Farias-Eisner, MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology • Eric Fonkalsrud, MD, Pediatric Surgery • Michael Gorin, MD, PhD, Ophthalmology • Theodore Hall, MD, Radiology • Jonathan Hiatt, MD, General Surgery • Joseph Hillman, MD, Pathology • Joseph Hines, MD, General Surgery • Reza Jahan, MD, Interventional Radiology • Jorge Lazareff, MD, Neurosurgery • Steve Lerman, MD, Urology • Gerald Lipshutz, MD, General Surgery • Jonathan Sack, MD, General Surgery • Elena Stark, MD, PhD, Pathology • Chris Tarnay, MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology • Marilene Wang, MD, Head & Neck Surgery

20. Marvin Bergschneider, MD, Neurosurgery Nicole Dawson, MD, Pathology Erik Dutson, MD, General Surgery Eddie Fincher, MD, Dermatology David Fish, MD, MPH Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Isla Garraway, MD, Urology John Gore, MD, Urology Ben Glasgow, MD, Pathology Christian Head, MD Head & Neck Surgery Jenny Kim, MD, Dermatology Charles Lassman, MD, PhD, Pathology Ralph Levinson, MD, Ophthalmology David McAllister, MD Orthopaedic Surgery Amir Mehran, MD, General Surgery Shelley Metten, PhD, Pathology Ron Moy, MD, Dermatology Warwick Peacock, MD, Neurosurgery Brant Putnam, MD, General Surgery Andrea Rapkin, MD Obstetrics & Gynecology Andrew Schwartz, MD Orthopaedic Surgery Joel Sercarz, MD, Head & Neck Surgery Nina Shapiro, MD, Head & Neck Surgery Areti Tillou, MD, General Surgery Timothy Van Natta, MD General Surgery Michael Yeh, MD, General Surgery James Yoo, MD, General Surgery Michael Zucker, MD, Radiology Mentors

21. College of Applied Anatomy, Class of 2008