Can’t believe the end of residency is closing in

It was a wonderful graduation night for our Department of Surgery Chief Residents. We have a great group of people! URMC Surgery Residents

Still can’t believe it! Thanks to my amazing chief class and to URMC Department of Surgery

So great reuniting at #ACSCC2022!!

Laura crushing it at today’s melanoma symposium.

The biggest thank you to my family, my coresidents, and my amazing cofellows for the undying support. The results are in- officially Board Certified in General Surgery! American Board of Surgery URMC Department of Surgery URMC Surgery Residents

Had a great time at the Sentinel Node Working Group Annual Meeting! Thank you for having us!

Honored to present, in memory of our friend, the Dale Han Memorial Scholarship award with Dr Karakousis to recipients Drs. Katherine Jackson and Kristen Rhodin. From St John’s Cancer Institute and Duke Society of Surgical Oncology Kristen Rhodin, MD MHS Penn Medicine Moffitt Cancer Center #SSO2023 Duke Surgery

Katherine Jackson Kristen Rhodin, MD MHS great job and congrats Kristen and Katherine

Grateful for the chance to present our work! #SSO2023 Society of Surgical Oncology

Great talk by Laura Fluke on disparities in colorectal cancer screening #sso2023 Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program Society of Surgical Oncology

So grateful to SLNWG for the Dale Han Memorial award and Society of Surgical Oncology for allowing us to present! Loved seeing colleagues from all my stages of training, including the incredible Dr. Rosenkranz. See you all next year! #sso2023 Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program URMC Department of Surgery Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth Laura Fluke

I'm excited to attend the State of the Science Summit: Breast Cancer with Reva K. Basho, MD, to join me click here app.ingo.me/q/dnzbe

Had a wonderful time at #ASBrS23 ! We learned a ton and got to see many familiar faces. Until next year! Javier Orozco, MD, MSc Janelle Millen Matt Nealeigh Saint John's Cancer Institute Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program #oncoplastics #breastsurgery

OCTOBER ISSUE: A Look at the Other Side: High-Risk Lesions and #OccultContralateralMalignancy in Symmetry Procedures for Patients Undergoing #OncoplasticBreastConservingSurgery. rdcu.be/dnFPZ Society of Surgical Oncology

Congrats Katherine Jackson! More great clinical research coming from Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program, Janie Grumley, MD, Crystal Fancher, MD FACS and the rest of the breast surgery program ProvidenceCalifornia Saint Johns Health

New evidence shows that smoking at the time of melanoma diagnosis is associated with an increased risk of dying from melanoma, especially in those with early stage cancer. Heavy smoking correlates to even shorter survival. ja.ma/3wdAjEQ

Another reason to quit! Melanoma patients who smoke have a higher likelihood of dying from their disease. MarkFariesMD Trevan Fischer, MD FACS Laura Fluke Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program

Great new paper out from Drs Chavez-Villa, Ruffolo, Tomiyama, Hernandez and team! Check it out here: bit.ly/3IgsVeO Mariana Chávez Villa Roberto Hernandez-A URMC Surgery Residents Journal of Clinical Oncology

For large or multiple breast lesions, oncoplastic BCS is associated with decreased cost, fewer surgeries and complications, shorter time to completion of surgical therapy and similarly excellent cosmesis compared to mastectomies. Janelle Millen Janie Grumley, MD Donald L. Morton CGSO Fellowship Program #asbrs24