The Scope E-Newsletter March 2010

The Scope E-Newsletter

March 2010

From the Dean's Office

GSM Emerges as a Unique Graduate Regional Medical Center

In the Spotlight

Kestler and Bruker Receive Susan G. Komen Foundation Grant

Cassada Introduces Non-Invasive Technique to Diagnose Venous Obstruction

Michael and Christie Carringer: Father and Daughter Resident Physicians

Stevens Elected to Prominent Role in Vascular Society

Carlson, Hudson and McCoy Examine OMFS Board Candidates

Kurek Elected to Board of Directors of Surgery of Trauma Organization

JAMA Publishes Poem by Preston Library's Donna Doyle

Former GSM Professor Newly Appointed Mayo Clinic Division Chief

New GSM Faculty and Staff

News

Register by March 22: Faculty Development Workshop, March 26

Resident Business Course Lite Addresses Real Estate Investments, March 25

Residents Can Submit Abstracts Online for Resident Research Day by April 26

Inaugural Fellow Research Day Coming June 2

Continuing Medical and Dental Education

CMDE Calendar

Hematology Conference Brings International Knowledge to Knoxville; 2011 Date Set

Radiology Seminar Discusses Ordering X-Rays

Scholarly Activity

Presentations

Publications

 

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Kurek Elected to Board of Directors of Surgery of Trauma Organization

Stanley Kurek, DOStanley Kurek, DO, Associate Professor, Surgery's Division of Trauma/Critical Care Surgery, was elected to serve another term on the Board of Directors for the Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma. This achievement recognizes Dr. Kurek's leadership and role in the development of practice guidelines for the surgery of trauma. He and Christy Lawson, MD, Surgery Resident, presented new practice guidelines for blunt aortic injury and blunt abdominal trauma, outlying the steps and techniques that are accepted for treatment of those two injuries. Dr. Kurek also presented at the Leadership Development Workshop on leadership skills and negotiating strategies. Dr. Kurek has been instrumental in furthering the goals of EAST to establish excellence in the care of trauma victims. Past Presidents of EAST from the Graduate School of Medicine include Kimball Maull, MD; Blaine Enderson, MD; and David Reath, MD, signifying our continuing effort to insure quality trauma care.

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