Hospitals and Faculty in the General Surgery
Residency Program
 Dayton Children's
Medical Center
Fifty percent of the 155 beds in this modern pediatric center
are devoted to surgery. Jeffrey C. Pence., M.D., is the associate
program director at this site. Two Wright State University residents and
one resident from Grandview Hospital provide the only general pediatric
surgery resident involvement at this institution.
Meet
the Faculty
Visit the Children's Medical
Center web site. |
 Good
Samaritan Hospital and Health Center
This institution has a 560-bed capacity of which 161 beds are devoted
to surgical care. Trauma and emergency surgeries, as well as biliary,
gastro-intestinal and cardiothoracic surgery are important at this
full-service adult acute care facility. Eugene J. Simoni, M.D., is the associate program director and John Dutro, M.D., is the assistant program director at this site. Eight to ten Wright State University
surgical residents are assigned to this institution.
Meet
the Faculty
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Hospital web site. |
 Kettering Medical Center
This 456-bed suburban hospital has 188 acute surgical beds. It provides
a broad spectrum of general surgery and a dedicated Head and Neck
Service. James R. Ouellette, D.O., is the associate program director, and Gary Anderson, D.O., is the assistant program director at this site.
Five Wright State University surgical residents are assigned to this
institution.
Meet the Faculty
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Center web site. |
 Miami
Valley Hospital
This 772-bed facility provides extensive experience in trauma care.
The regional trauma center and a regional burn unit for major adult
thermal burns are located here. Linda Barney, M.D., and Jonathan
M. Saxe, M.D., are the associate program directors at this hospital.
Fourteen Wright State University surgical residents are assigned
to this site. The Department of Surgery's administrative offices
are located at this institution, as well as the offices of the chair, Alex
G. Little, M.D., and the program director, Paula M. Termuhlen,
M.D.
Meet
the Faculty
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Valley Hospital web site. |
 Dayton
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
This federal facility has 475 acute care beds and, together with
its other chronic and extended care components, ranks as the second
largest V.A. medical center in the nation. A new acute care patient
tower recently opened its doors to provide state-of-the-art physical
plant for the care of veterans. Rosalyn P. Scott, M.D., is the associate
program director and Dana M. Frazer, M.D., MPH, is the assistant program director at this center. Five Wright State University surgical residents
are assigned to this hospital.
Meet
the Faculty
Visit the Dayton VAMC web
site. |
 Wright-Patterson
Medical Center
This 90-bed facility is a regional referral center for the Department
of Defense Tricare Region V and is one of the premier medical training
centers in the U.S. Air Force. It serves a large active duty and
dependent population as well as the local community of military retirees.
Maj. John S. Bruun, M.D., is the associate program director for
the program at this center. Five Wright State University surgical
residents are assigned to this hospital per rotation.
Meet
the Faculty
Letter to Millitary Medical Students
Visit the Wright-Patterson
Medical Center web site. |
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