Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship Boston Medical Center – Brighton Listed under our former name: St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center in ERAS and AAMC The fellowship in cardiovascular medicine at Boston Medical Center – Brighton is an integrated, multidisciplinary program that provides a unique exposure to state-of-the-art, contemporary cardiovascular training. The program imparts the knowledge and experience necessary to allow each…

Cardiothoracic Anesthesia Fellowship Rotations Boston Medical Center – Brighton Rotations in the adult cardiothoracic anesthesia fellowship program include: Eight months of intraoperative cardiac anesthesia One month of thoracic anesthesia One month of cardiothoracic ICU Two months of elective rotations chosen from the following options: Clinical cardiology Transthoracic echocardiography Perfusion Pediatric cardiac anesthesia at Boston Children’s…

Cardiothoracic Anesthesia Fellowship Curriculum Boston Medical Center – Brighton A one-year training program includes: Eight months of intraoperative cardiac anesthesia One month of thoracic anesthesia One month of cardiothoracic ICU Two months of elective rotations including but not limited to cardiology, transthoracic echocardiography, perfusion, and pediatric cardiac anesthesia Appropriate vacation time, as well as time for…

Surgical Residency Graduates Boston Medical Center – Brighton General Surgery Residency Program Graduates Continuing in Fellowship Programs/Private Practice   2025 Samia Ellias: Vascular Surgery Fellowship, Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University Gannon McGrath: Vascular Surgery Fellowship, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minnesota Jenna Wilson: TBD 2024 Aaron Dezube: Thoracic Surgery Fellowship, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple…

Surgery Residents Boston Medical Center – Brighton PGY-5 (Chief Residents) Samia Elias Hometown: Mumbai, India College: Topiwala National Medical College, India Medical School: Topiwala National Medical College, India Hobbies: Running, traveling, reading thrillers and crime fiction, watching reality TV shows Gannon McGrath Hometown: Clear Lake, Minnesota College: Saint John’s University Medical School: University of Minnesota…

Surgery Residency Rotations Boston Medical Center – Brighton Surgical Rotation The categorical residency is five clinical years in length. All residents rotate through the general surgical sections and the surgical intensive care units in addition to the surgical sub-specialties. Rotations are designed to provide each resident with the maximum responsibility appropriate for his or her level…

Surgery Residency Boston Medical Center – Brighton Residency Program — Surgical The general surgery residency program at Boston Medical Center – Brighton is a fully accredited surgical training program leading to eligibility for certification by the American Board of Surgery. The program offers residents a diversified experience in a wide range of surgical disciplines. All…

Residency Wellness Boston Medical Center – Brighton Due to increasing burnout among physicians nationwide, BMC Brighton psychiatry department has developed a Resident Wellness Committee. This resident run committee is intended to focus on promote resident well-being, encourage work-life balance, prevent and identify burnout; and providing resources to accomplish those goals. In addition, with structured lectures…

Psychiatry Residency Didactics Boston Medical Center – Brighton In addition to rotations, psychiatry residents are required to complete a series of didactics. Introduction to Psychiatric Interviewing PGY1 and PGY2 residents receive instruction on interviewing patients in the inpatient setting. Sessions are conducted on the inpatient unit, allowing residents to practice their skills on actual patients.…

Psychiatry Residency Rotations Boston Medical Center – Brighton PGY1 Rotations The goals of the first year of residency training are to provide a foundation in internal medicine and neurology and an introduction to the essentials of psychiatric practice through the supervised assessment and treatment of a diverse population of patients with psychiatric disorders. These experiences…