ONCOLOGY
Oncology II
The second-year resident is introduced to the principles of diagnosis and treatment of the patient with malignant disease during a 12-week rotation. Participation in the oncology clinics and daily teaching rounds provides familiarity with gynecologic pathology. Ward care and operating room responsibilities are initiated.
Oncology III
During this 12-week rotation, the third-year resident participates in more complicated gynecologic surgery procedures, and assumes greater responsibility for the management of seriously ill patients.
Oncology IV
Throughout this 12-week rotation, the chief resident assists with all oncology surgery and, when appropriate, acts as the primary surgeon under the supervision of the faculty. The resident has a greater degree of involvement in robotic cases. The chief resident also is responsible for coordinating the care of all hospitalized patients and patients referred to the oncology clinic.