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Though nothing quite prepares you for your intern year we hope that this guide will help with the transition. As you probably have seen, and will soon know, the intern’s job is to gather information, take the first call for patient issues and consultations and manage the floor. A big part of your year will be learning how to become more efficient with day to day intern roles. For all services, these roles include pre-rounding on the service, writing notes, ensuring all notes are written, cleaning up orders including medication lists and ordering any labs or imaging studies for the following day. These guides are meant to help with the specifics of each service. We hope this serves you well!  \nWVU General Surgery Residents 2018-2019  \nCONTENTS  \nBariatric Surgery................................................................ 1  \nBreast Surgery................................................................... 4  \nGeneral Surgery................................................................. 8  \nPediatric Surgery ............................................................. 12  \nPlastic Surgery ................................................................ 16  \nSICU ................................................................................ 21  \nSurgical Oncology ........................................................... 27  \nThoracic Surgery ............................................................. 38  \nTrauma Surgery ............................................................... 40  \nVA .................................................................................... 47  \nVascular Surgery.............................................................. 54  \nNights/Weekend Call ....................................................... 64  \nPhone Number List.......................................................... 67  \nBARIATRIC SURGERY  \n ATTENDINGS  \nLawrence Tabone, MD Nova Szoka, MD Salim Abunnaja, MD  \n MIDLEVELS  \nKiley Iams, PA-C  \nCourtney Brown, APRN  \n USEFUL PHONE \\#S  \nNo service phone as of now  \n CONFERENCES/EDUCATIONAL  \nNone as of now. The attendings do like for the interns and senior to prepare a brief presentation on a bariatrics topic to present at the end of the month. For example: achalasia diagnosis, work-up and management.  \n• Dr. Szoka likes you to demonstrate proficiency at the endostitch in the SIM lab prior to her allowing you to stitch on the bypass anastomosis  \n• Dr. Abunnaja does laparoscopic free hand tying all the time, so you should practice in the SIM lab prior/ during your rotation. Feel free to ask him for assistance as he is always very willing to help improve the residents’ laparoscopic skills.  \n• The intern is expected to attend at least one scope day and one clinic day in their month and more if free to do so.  \nTIPS FOR SERVICE  \n• Helpful order sets:  \n• BARIATRIC POST-OP  \n• PCA ORDERS for ADULT PATIENTS  \n• Helpful note templates:  \n• Surgery consult initial  \n• Surgery admission H&P  \n TYPICAL WEEKLY SCHEDULE  \n• Monday/Tuesday: OR days. Tabone is first week of month. Abunnaja is second week. Szoka is third week. The fourth is a combo of Tabone on Monday and Szoka on Tuesday.  \n• Wednesday: Usually nothing, although Szoka occasionally has a robot OR day.  \n• Thursday: Szoka scopes in the morning, Abunnaja in the afternoon. Clinics available  \n• Friday: Tabone has scopes in the afternoon. Clinics are available.  \n ROUNDING  \n• The PA’s round with the attendings. As of now, no formal rounding responsibilities.  \n• Occasionally they may ask you to go with them on afternoon rounds, or ask for help with a task.  \nBARIATRIC SURGERY  \n ATTENDING PREFERENCES  \n• Consults/overnight issues  \n• Dr. Tabone prefers to know about his own patients, regardless of whether he is on call. If his patient returns to the ED or has a major issue on the floor, he wants to know.  \n","cbCaiuJmbR4AdzSk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuJmbR4AdzSk","pdf",285136,"English","# Bariatric Surgery\n## Attending Preferences\n## Typical Weekly Schedule\n# Breast Surgery\n## Attendings\n## Useful Phone #s","[{\"question\":\"What are the core responsibilities of a WVU general surgery intern?\",\"answer\":\"Gather information, take the first call for patient issues and consultations, and manage the floor. 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