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- General Page - Tier 2Obstetrics & Gynecology Residency TestimonialsMission To educate highly motivated physicians in an ideal educational environment that fosters the highest quality, safest and most value-conscious care for women through all stages of life. Overall Education Goals To equip residents with the technical skills and knowledge base to practice evidence-based surgical and medical care for women. To provide a breadth of wellness experiences that facilitate personal growth, foster balance and mitigate physician burnout. To expose trainees to quality improvement, translational and population health science research to prepare them for critical review of the literature and for subspecialty training if desired.
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- General Page - Tier 1What Is the HEART Force?We built Luminis Health's HEART Force as a diverse group of trustees, managers, medical staff, community stakeholders and public health partners. Together, the HEART Force is developing a plan to build a more equitable and just health system.The HEART Force's goal is to help Luminis Health address systemic inequities in health care. We do this by evaluating our processes, policies and practices. Our objective is to eliminate inequities from health care operations., The HEART Force will continue to guide Luminis HealthThe recommendations of the HEART Force help us recognize injustices. The recommendations also help us address these inequities directly, intentionally and relentlessly through the staff's daily work.We're incorporating these recommendations into Luminis Health's Vision 2030. This ensures we integrate JEDI into what we do each and every day., How will the HEART Force help Luminis Health become an inclusive organization?The HEART Force's recommendations fall into three major categories:1. Lead as an inclusive organization, confront and eradicate inequities in health care. Recommendations include:Confronting inequities and embodying principles of an inclusive organization in policy, culture and performance.Eliminating health disparities and improving health outcomes of diverse communities.2. Enhance culturally informed communications and community collaboration. Recommendations include:Becoming a trusted partner in diverse communities through a formalized community network.Becoming a JEDI thought leader in Maryland and in health care nationally by hiring and retaining a diverse workforce that reflects the community we serve.Establishing culturally customized care as the formal standard of quality.Sharing our JEDI journey with diverse populations by incorporating it into the Luminis Health brand.3. Measure and integrate accountability. Recommendations include:Extending current JEDI reporting and programs effectively across the health system.Establishing minority business enterprise/supplier diversity goals and partnering with local minority businesses, vendors and suppliers.Developing a sustainable accountability model.Integrating a specific JEDI focus into the board governance structure., Luminis Health is making strides to end inequitiesThe HEART Force began its work in 2020, and Luminis Health is already being recognized for its efforts to end inequities in health care:
- General Page - Tier 2.paragraph--type--cond-serv-treat-overview img { width: auto; } Thank you for your interest in our Bariatric Fellowship Program at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center. Our curriculum provides ongoing educational and research activities to give you the experience, resources and mentorship needed to meet your individual advancement goals. Our dedicated faculty are committed to your education. All training activities are appropriately supervised to ensure your competency and progressive autonomy throughout the program. One of the key quality features of our program is the Simulation to Advance Innovation and Learning (SAIL) Center that is located onsite at LHAAMC. SAIL is a 10,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility that offers dynamic simulation, research and educational opportunities. As the third busiest hospital in Maryland, fellows will be exposed to a breath of experience in a welcoming, modern environment. As a fellow your training will prepare you to provide the highest quality surgical care to patients with morbid obesity and obesity-related diseases. You will perform operative procedures and provide all aspects of care, including pre-, peri- and post-operative care, to your patients. Please explore our website to get more details on the fellowship opportunities that are available to you at LHAAMC. I wish you success in your career and hope to meet you in Annapolis. Alex Gandsas, MD, MBA, FACSProgram Director, Bariatric Fellowship ------ MISSION As a fellow in our Bariatric Fellowship program you will: Understand morbid obesity and its related diseases to include epidemiology of obesity in adolescent and geriatric populations Apply non-operative management of morbid obesity to identify options without surgery Manage primary operative cases of morbid obesity to refine your surgical skills through experience with bariatric operations Manage revision surgical operations and understand the benefits and risks of each Understand and manage complications of obesity-related conditions Faculty Alex Gandsas, MD, FAC Program Director, Bariatric Fellowship and Director, Weight Loss and Metabolic Surgery Courtney Doyle, MD Associate Program Director, Attending Surgeon, Surgical Specialists Igor Belyansky, MD Program Director, Advanced GI MIS Fellowship, Attending Surgeon, Surgical Specialists Kevin Stitely, MD Attending Surgeon, Surgical Specialists
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