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May 03, 2024
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OCOM 8150 - Selective Surgery - Plastic and Reconstructive
Students are required to select four weeks of surgical subspecialty rotation(s) to supplement/complement the four-week General Surgery rotation. No more than 12 weeks may be spent in surgical rotations (excluding the general surgery rotation). Surgical specialties that may be completed in 2 week rotations include OB/Gyn surgery, oncologic surgery, ophthalmologic surgery, orthopedic surgery, otorhinolaryngology, plastic and reconstructive surgery, proctology and urology.
Credit Hours: 4-8
Course Outcomes
- During surgical subspecialty rotations, students are expected to develop their competencies in many basic skills.
- Learning objectives are provided in the syllabus to guide the student in his/her learning and to serve as a baseline for assessment of the student’s skills, knowledge and professional behavior.
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