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The UVA Department of Surgery provides exceptional patient care, pursues breakthrough research, produces significant advances in the treatment of surgical disease and trains the next generation of highly accomplished surgeons.
Our residency programs provide robust clinical experience, numerous research opportunities and a comprehensive curriculum in clinical and academic surgery. We offer programs in General Surgery, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Vascular Surgery and Transplantation.
Our faculty are full-time and on tenure tracks with interests in clinical and bench research. All faculty hold joint appointments at the Salem VA Hospital and many are consultants in nearby regional hospitals. Many faculty are also leaders of national surgical organizations.
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One month of residency devoted solely to research in one of our many areas of study. Learn More
At the UVA Department of Surgery, we are dedicated to resident education at an individual level. Here, you will find a teaching culture where we encourage questions, challenge ideas and influence research. As a resident, you will grow personally and professionally both through the rigorous curriculum and the personalized attention of each faculty member.
Precision Breast IORT
Since 2014, an interdisciplinary UVA team has pioneered a new radiation technique called Precision Breast IORT, which allows doctors to better target cancer cells while avoiding damage to healthy tissue. Phase II is underway, and researchers study radiation impact on the immune system and how IORT compares to other radiation options.
Annual Meeting: Muller Jones Surgical Society View Society Founders »
The next scheduled meeting of the Muller Jones Surgical Society is May 12-14, 2022. May 12 will be our annual Resident Research Day and the agenda of the Muller Jones Surgical Society meeting will occur on May 13-14. Our special invited guest for this the 27th meeting of the Society will be Barbara L. Bass, MD (UVA School of Medicine Class of 1979). Dr. Bass is currently the Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean of the George Washington School of Medicine and Health Sciences. She also serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the GW Medical Faculty Associates. She is the former Chair of the Department of Surgery at Houston Methodist Hospital and founder and former executive director of the Houston Methodist Institute for Technology, Innovation and Education. She has been President of the American College of Surgeons, American Board of Surgery, SSAT, and Society of Surgical Chairs other important surgical organizations and is internationally famous as a surgical leader and educator. Dr. Bass will speak during Resident Research Day and will also give the Muller Lecture during the Muller Jones meeting.
Further Questions? Contact: Vicki Testerman.