Showing posts with label SVS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SVS. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Vascular Surgery Training
The majority of vascular surgeons feel the field is now different enough from traditional general surgery that independence is needed, in one form or another, from the American Board of Surgery. The proposal for full independence was not successful, but a compromise was reached the opened the way to a Primary Certificate in Vascular Surgery. Vascular surgeons no longer have to be trained in or certified as general surgeons and training programs with five years of core general and advanced vascular surgery training are being established.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Resources for General Surgery Residents Interested in Vascular Surgery
A general surgery resident discusses why he became interested in vascular surgery and the resources and opportunities on VascularWeb.org for similarly interested residents.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Vascular Surgery Training
The majority of vascular surgeons feel the field is now different enough from traditional general surgery that independence is needed, in one form or another, from the American Board of Surgery. The proposal for full independence was not successful, but a compromise was reached the opened the way to a Primary Certificate in Vascular Surgery. Vascular surgeons no longer have to be trained in or certified as general surgeons and training programs with five years of core general and advanced vascular surgery training are being established.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Vascular Surgery Training
The majority of vascular surgeons feel the field is now different enough from traditional general surgery that independence is needed, in one form or another, from the American Board of Surgery. The proposal for full independence was not successful, but a compromise was reached the opened the way to a Primary Certificate in Vascular Surgery. Vascular surgeons no longer have to be trained in or certified as general surgeons and training programs with five years of core general and advanced vascular surgery training are being established.
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