Session 3: Curriculum Design and Development; Assessment Instruments and Metrics
Moderators: Mark Davies, MD, Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX and Ashraf Mansour, MD, Grand Rapids Medical Education, Grand Rapids, MI
1:28pm-1:34pm William Robinson, MD, UMass Medical
Center, Worcester, MA
1:34pm-1:40pm Malachi Sheahan, MD, LSU, New Orleans,
LA
1:40pm-1:46pm Gary Lemmon MD, Indiana University,
Indianapolis, IN
1:46pm-1:52pm Eva Rzucidlo, MD, Dartmouth Hitchcock
Medical Center, Lebanon, NH
1:52pm-1:58pm David Gillespie, MD, University of
Rochester, Rochester, NY
1:58pm-2:04pm Mark Mattos, MD, Wayne State University,
Detroit, MI
2:04pm-2:20pm Panel Discussion
Trainees: Misaki Kiguchi, MD, UPMC,
Pittsburgh, PA (0+5), Jesus Matos, MD,
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX
(fellow), and Moqueet Qureshi, MD,
Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH (0+5)
2:20pm-3:00pm Coffee Break/Visit Vendor Exhibits
Session 4: Abstract Session - What’s New in Vascular Surgical Education and Simulation Research? How Is Industry Involved?
Moderators: Rabih Chaer, MD, UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA and Audra Duncan, MD, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
3:00pm-3:08pm Validity and Utility of Device Specific
Virtual Simulation, Cassidy Duran, MD,
The MethodistDebakey Heart & Vascular
Center, Houston, TX
3:08pm-3:16pm Patient Modeled EVAR Simulation - The
Next Step in EVAR Training?, Gavin
Davis, MD, University of South Florida,
Tampa, FL
3:16pm-3:24pm A Low Cost, Effective Model for Teaching
Open Vascular Surgery Techniques in the
Lower Leg, Judith Wood Cook MD, Penn
State Hershey Heart and Vascular
Institute, Hershey, PA
3:24pm-3:32pm Integrated Vascular Training Programs:
The Beginning of the End for Traditional
Vascular Surgery Training?, Edward
McGillicuddy, MD, Yale University School
of Medicine, New Haven, CT
3:32pm-3:40pm Curriculum Development in Integrated
Vascular Surgery Programs: The Program
Directors' Perspective, Brigitte K. Smith,
MD, University of Wisconsin Hospital &
Clinics, Madison, WI
3:40pm-3:48pm The Military Integrated Vascular Surgery
Residency: The Paradigm of Multi
institutional Partnership, W. Darrin
Clouse, MD, Northern California Federal
Vascular Surgery Service (David Grant
USAF Medical Center/VA Northern
California Health Care System) and the
University of California, Davis, Davis, CA
3:48pm-3:53pm Atrium Medical Corporation, Hudson, NH
3:53pm-3:58pm Cook Medical, Bloomington, IN
3:58pm-4:03pm Gore & Associates, Inc., Flagstaff, AZ
4:03pm-4:08pm Medtronic Cardiovascular, Santa Rosa,
CA
4:08pm-4:28pm Panel Discussion
Trainees: Sapan Desai, MD, PhD, University
of Texas-Houston, Houston, TX (fellow),
Jesus Matos, MD, Baylor College of
Medicine, Houston, TX (fellow), and
Moqueet Qureshi, MD, Cleveland Clinic,
Cleveland, OH (0+5)
4:28pm-4:50pm Coffee Break/Visit Vendors Exhibits
Session 5: Lessons Learned from General Surgery and Where Do We Go From Here?
Moderators: Michael Dalsing, MD, Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN and Linda Harris, MD, University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
4:50pm-5:05pm The Importance of a Surgical Skills Lab in
Training
Dimitrios Stefanidis, MD, PhD,
Carolinas Health Care, Charlotte, NC
5:05pm-5:12pm APDVS Surgical Skills and Simulation
Curriculum Development Project
Erica Mitchell, MD, Oregon Health &
Science University, Portland, OR
5:12pm-5:32pm Developing Core Skills Skills Assessment
Brian Dunkin, MD, Methodist Institute for
Technology, Innovation and Education,
Houston, TX
5:32pm-5:39pm Fundamentals of Vascular and
Endovascular Surgery Project
Jean Bismuth, MD, Methodist Hospital
Houston, TX, and John Eidt, MD, University
of South Carolina School of Medicine,
Greenville, SC
5:39pm-5:54pm Panel Discussion
Trainees: Jonathan Bath, MD, UPMC,
Pittsburgh, PA (fellow), Stefano Bordoli,
MD, Greenville Hospital System,
Greenville, SC, (fellow), and Brigitte Smith,
MD, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
(0+5)
5:54pm-6:00pm Closing Remarks/Next Steps
Michael Dalsing, MD, University of Indiana,
Indianapolis, IN (President APDVS)
6:00pm-7:00pm Reception (Guggenheim 3 Room)
*Schedule subject to change.