Monday, Jan 30, 2012 – Paula K. Shireman, MD, Prof, Vascular Surgery
Monday, Feb 6, 2012 – Alicia Logue, MD, Asst Prof, General Surgery
Monday, Feb 13, 2012 – Gen Surg Chief Resident Brett Solomon, MD
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Plastic Surg Grand Rounds: Thurs 5-6pm 444B Med School
Surgical Oncology Grand Rounds: Thurs 12:45pm CTRC Zeller 601
Surgical Research Conference: Thurs 11am, 2.022 but location can vary.
Transplant Grand Rounds: Fri 8am 444B Med School
Tumor Boards: Day, time, location varies; please click for more info.
Vascular Conferences: Tues 6:45-8am 444B Med School
Congratulations to our Surgery Employee of the Month, Vicky Gonzalez, Emergency Medicine. Click here to read more!
Welcome new faculty and staff!
Our 2012 Best Doctors in America - San Antonio Magazine (1-17-12)
Richard M. Peterson, MD, MPH, interview Nov 2011 San Antonio Magazine (12-6-11)
Ismail Jatoi, MD, PhD, interviewed on Texas Public Radio (12-6-11)
Zhenyu Qin, MD, PhD, elected Fellow of American Heart Association (11-15-11)
Meenakshi Rani, PhD, takes 2nd place at national conference (11-1-11)
GS Resident Hanuma Nanda Kumar, MD, presenting at 2012 Academic Surgical Congress (1-24-12)
GS Resident Mayank Roy, MD, publishes in American Jrnl of Surgery (1-11-12)
GS Residents Drs. Hancock & Kempenich promoted to Major in the USAF (1-4-12)
As an academic health center, we are uniquely situated to provide opportunities for patient care, education and training, and research.
Patient care: As a part of our commitment to providing quality healthcare in surgical
specialties and subspecialties, we promise our patients competent
and informed surgeons, a safe and healthy clinical environment, and a system of
informed and good practices regarding the surgical care that is rendered.
As physicians, educators, administrators, and other healthcare providers,
we will provide the highest and safest level of patient care possible,
based on continuing quality initiatives and educational pursuits.
Please click here for more information on our patient care services.
Education: Since our department's founding in 1966,
more than 225 residents have graduated from our general surgery training program —
outstanding general surgeons who can perform at the highest level as both clinicians and academicians.
We offer excellent clinical teaching, a solid didactic curriculum, and the opportunity to
experience laboratory and clinical research on a first-hand basis, and are
committed to attracting outstanding students and providing them
excellent training.
Please click here for more information on our educational programs.
Basic, translational, and clinical research: Our faculty members serve as
principal investigators in clinical research trials, leading to answers about drugs, devices, therapies, and treatments that will
improve quality of life for us all. Research constitutes a significant component of our department, with innovative
projects leading to greater scientific understanding and improved human health. In this dynamic research
environment, medical students, residents, and our faculty are encouraged to pursue creative scholarly
research activities, towards a goal of becoming a national leader in basic, translational and clinical research.
Please click here for more information on UT Surgery research.