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Program and Time Requirements
- A minimum of five years of progressive residency education.
- Sixty months of training at no more than three residency programs.
- At least 48 weeks of full clinical activity in each residency year.
- Can be averaged over first three years of residency — for total of 144 weeks required.
- Can be averaged over last two years of residency — for total of 96 weeks required.
- At least 54 months of clinical surgical experience with no more than six months assigned to non-clinical or non-surgical disciplines.
- Final two years of residency — PGY4 and PGY5 — in the same program.
Specific Requirements
- Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS).
- Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS).
- Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery (FLS).
- Fundamentals of Endoscopic Surgery (FES).
- Complete at least six operative and six clinical performance assessments — generally completed in the PGY5 year.
- Clinical Assessment and Management Exam (CAMEO).
- Operative Performance Rating System (OPRS).
- Choose from: Appendectomy, cholecystectomy, colectomy, small bowel resection, inguinal hernia repair, ventral hernia repair, AV fistula creation, lumpectomy with axillary management, thyroidectomy and parathyroidectomy.
Chief Resident Year
- Act in the capacity of chief resident for a minimum of 48 weeks over PGY4 and PGY5 years.
- Finish the entire chief resident experience in either the content areas of general surgery or thoracic surgery with no more than four months devoted to any one area.
Operative Requirements
- At least 850 total operative procedures over five years.
- At least 250 operative procedures — as a surgeon junior or first assist — by the end of the PGY2 year with only up to 50 in non-defined categories counting toward the total.
- At least 200 operative procedures in the chief resident year.
- At least 25 cases as a teaching assistant.
- These do not count toward the 200 chief resident year cases.
- At least 40 cases in surgical critical care with at least one in each of the following seven categories (each case entered must have two or more of the categories logged):
- Ventilator management.
- Bleeding.
- Hemodynamic instability.
- Organ dysfunction/failure.
- Dysrhythmias.
- Invasive line management/monitoring.
- Parenteral/enteral nutrition.
More details from ABS.