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Anesthesiology Residents Attend Crisis Management Workshop

January 29, 2020

Residents attend crisis management workshop in SAIL

The Department of Anesthesiology’s CA1 residents attended a crisis management workshop in the Skills Acquisition and Innovation Laboratory (SAIL) on January 25, 2020.

Taught by CA3 residents Drs. Evelyn Bae, Cindy Cheung, Meghan Daly, Matt Perlstein and John Rubin, the workshop gave junior residents an opportunity to practice rare airway skills, and to become familiar with using a defibrillator and other emergency equipment.

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Medical Students Attend Radiology Symposium

November 29, 2019

Medical students attended a one day symposium held by the Division of Interventional Radiology (IR) in the Skills Acquisition and Innovation Laboratory (SAIL) on November 23, 2019.

Led by IR faculty members, medical students rotated among five different hands-on stations. These stations included ultrasound-guided microwave ablation, CT-guided cryoablation, IVC filter deployment and retrieval, angiographic simulators, and venous and arterial...

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SAIL Hosts Sixth Annual Surgery Bootcamp Course

May 16, 2019

More than two dozen fourth-year medical students participated in the 6th Annual Surgery Bootcamp Course, held April 29-May 10.

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Residents Host Family and Friends in SAIL

March 30, 2019

Family and friends got a hands-on look at the daily challenges that anesthesiologists face at the second annual Family Simulation Day, hosted by the Department of Anesthesiology's Residency Support Council (RSC). Ten residents and 11 guests took part in the event, held in the Skills Acquisition and Innovation Laboratory (SAIL) on...

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Dozens Attend CTICU Simulation in SAIL

March 8, 2019

CTICU cardiac arrest simulation held at SAIL

The Cardiothoracic Intensive Care Unit (CTICU) team, including attendings, fellows, surgeons and nurses, turned out to practice their response to a cardiac arrest in post-operative heart surgery patients at an event held in the Skills Acquisition and Innovation Laboratory (SAIL) on February 16.