Parkview Health Program

The Parkview Health General Surgery Residency Program offers a six-year training curriculum that covers a wide range of surgical aspects, including preoperative and postoperative care, critical care management, and intraoperative techniques. The program includes a funded year of research between the second and third years.

The program, based at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana, provides a diverse training experience by rotating residents through multiple facilities. Residents also have the opportunity to work with experienced faculty members who are dedicated to providing a supportive learning environment.

Key elements of the program include access to advanced technology, exposure to a variety of patient cases, and training in robotics through a center of excellence. The curriculum is designed to help residents develop into competent, technically excellent, and compassionate surgeons, with a focus on research, innovation, and professional development.

Kevin Y. Pei, MD, MHSEd, FACS, the Program Director, emphasizes the program's commitment to residents' success and the importance of providing a positive learning climate. The faculty members come from reputable institutions and are invested in the residents' training and development.

The General Surgery Residency at Parkview Health offers a comprehensive curriculum, rotations at various facilities, preparation for certification exams, and resources for resident physician wellness. Residents can expect a well-rounded training experience that prepares them for various career paths in surgery.