Older surgeons are some of the most highly regarded members of society. They are respected by their peers as mentors and teachers, and they are loved and appreciated by longtime patients. But just like everyone else, as older surgeons continue to age, they begin to suffer from subtle cognitive and physical changes. These changes can affect their ability to perform and can lead to harm or even death for patients undergoing surgery.
The Aging Surgeon Program is a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, objective and unbiased evaluation of physical and cognitive function for older surgeons, designed to identify potentially treatable or reversible disorders that, if properly treated, could restore or improve functional capacity.
We have developed a comprehensive, two-day program.
Chairman, Department of Surgery Director, Center for Geriatric Surgery
Learn More about Mark R. Katlic, MD, MMM, FACSRehabilitation Neuropsychologist, Department of Neuropsychology
Chief, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Learn More about Scott E. Brown, MDPhysical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Corporate Director of Insurance
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