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Akane Naka, Project Manager | July 28, 2006
The second year, or senior fellow, is directed towards interventional procedures, noninvasive vascular diagnosis, and clinical research. Approximately 2000 diagnostic and interventional procedures are done annually by interventionalists who work in the same group as the five board certified vascular surgeons who are responsible for 98% of the patients on this service. The complete gamut of vascular interventional procedures is done, including thoracic and abdominal aortic stent grafts. Our senior fellow who finished in 6/00, completed 328 interventional cases for which he had direct responsibility. The fellow is in charge of a monthly interventional conference.
The Vascular Laboratory at Hartford Hospital is an ICAVL accredited facility which performs more then 8000 diagnostic tests annually on the venous, peripheral arterial, and cerebral systems. The Medical Director of the vascular laboratory and all physician supervision is performed by board certified vascular surgeons. The senior fellow is expected to spend sufficient time in this facility to be completely comfortable with this technology and to qualify him/her to successfully complete the RVT examination.
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Clinical research is a mandated component of this program. The senior fellow is expected to organize and present several papers during his/her tenure and is responsible for maintaining the extensive database of the service. It is understood that during this time the senior fellow is often taking board exams and allowance is made for this effort.
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Vascular Surgery
Trauma Care Fellowship Program
The one-year Trauma Care Fellowship at Hartford Hospital provides a unique experience with opportunities to develop clinical, education, leadership, research and administrative skills. The Fellowship places emphasis on pre-hospital care, air/ground transport systems, resuscitation and operative and nonoperative management of multiple system injury patients in the settings of critical care, acute care and rehabilitation.
You will participate, assist, and have the opportunity to become an instructor in:
- Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course
- Advanced Trauma Operative Management (ATOM) course
- Trauma Simulation Education course
- Trauma Ultrasound course
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Trauma Care Fellowship Program
