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Seton Hall University School of Graduate
Medical Education at
St. Francis Medical Center
Dr.Benotti
Program Director
Dr. Christian
The
Surgical Residency Program at SFMC has been in existence since 1947
as a freestanding training program. In 1999, the program became a
university affiliate with the
prestigious Seton Hall University, in South Orange, New
Jersey. There are 15 positions available to the Department of Surgery,
which graduate 2 fully trained general surgeons each year. There
are 9 faculty members at SFMC; several of these members are full
time, with a full time program director, all of which are dedicated
to the training of these residents. In addition, the SFMC surgical
residents rotate to St. Joseph’s Regional
Medical Center
in Patterson, NJ, where they receive
training in Trauma and Pediatric
Surgery. Overall, the surgical residents are trained in general
surgery, including thoracic, bariatric, minimally invasive, vascular,
surgical intensive care, colorectal, breast, trauma, pediatric,
and complicated oncologic surgery.
The surgical residents at SFMC are in the
best-developed and highly qualified surgical departments in
Mercer County. It is truly the only academic program in central New
Jersey.
There are a total of 23 residents in the Internal Medicine
Program. We also
rank through the NRMP each year with 8 categorical slots and 2 designated
preliminary residents. Designated means that they must have matched
in a
program that begins in the second year and will need to complete
their first
year in Medicine. They must have a commitment letter from a program
before we can even consider them for one of two slots. There are
13
rotations per year including Emergency Medicine, Orthopedics, Ophthalmology,
Psychiatry, Ambulatory (private office), Dermatology, Office Gynecology,
ENT. The residents are offered
an opportunity in their
second year for an outside subspecialty elective. This is a very
important
step for selection/entry into a Fellowship after completing training.
Each resident gets 21 days vacation with 7 time off days. Every residents
has
one in seven days off and will not be on call more than every fourth
night.
Internal Medicine is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Graduate
Medical Education (ACGME) and is currently accredited for three years.
The next visit will be in 2010.
For more information on our Internal Medicine Residency Program
Click here
http://www.sfmcmed.com
The St. Francis
Medical Center School of Nursing
 For
over 100 years we have educated quality nurses, now we would like
to teach you!
Nursing demands the best of those who choose it as their life's work.
It calls for a keen mind, physical fitness, initiative, courage, and
perhaps most important of all, a caring, sympathetic understanding
of others. For those who wish to pursue nursing as a career, St. Francis
offers an outstanding education in a caring and supportive environment.
The reputation of the faculty, staff, and graduates
of St. Francis Medical Center School of Nursing has always been
one of excellence and caring. Since 1905, when
the school was founded by the Sisters of the Third Order of Saint
Francis in Aston, PA, more than 3,300 graduates have contributed
to various aspects of nursing and healthcare throughout the U.S.
and other countries.
The School of Nursing is a two-year program, affiliated with Mercer
County Community College, which culminates in a Diploma in Nursing
from St. Francis and an Associate in Science degree from Mercer
County Community College. It is a progressive, fast-paced curriculum
composed of 40 credits in professional nursing courses taught at
St. Francis and 30 general education credits taught at Mercer County
Community College.
Follow these links to learn more about the SFMC
School of Nursing:
Accreditation
| History | Philosophy
& Objectives | Programs | Generic
Curriculum |LPN Track
| Admission Requirements | Tuition
& Fees | Faculty & Staff | Application | Application Form | References
| News & Events | Directions
| Program Outcomes | Alumni
Association
School of Radiologic
Technology
 Welcome
to the St. Francis Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology's
website! We hope that you will find the information that you are
searching for on this site.
We have included information about the
field of Radiologic Technology as well as general information about
our program. Should you require further information please
feel free to contact us.
Applications will be accepted from September 1st through
December 15th each year and must be accompanied by a $50.00 non-refundable
application fee. Please
note the new prerequisite college coursework.
Thanks for visiting our site and best of luck in your pursuit of
a rewarding career in the Radiologic Sciences.
Theresa Levitsky, MA,R.T.(R)(M)(CV)(QM)
Program Director
Vicki Tennesen, BS, R.T.(R)(M)(QM)
Clinical Coordinator
Follow these links to learn more
about the SFMC School Radiologic Technology:
School
of Radiologic Technology | About
the Field | Mission & Goals | Accreditation
| Admission | Tuition
& Expenses | Curriculum | Inquiries
& Application | Location
& Directions | Useful Resources | Request
Transcripts | Student Catalog |
Program Effectiveness
Outcomes
ACLS/BLS
Training Center
 St.
Francis Medical Center offers training on-site
for both Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ACLS)
training.
The courses are offered thru SafeTec Training and are taught
under the guidelines of the American Safety and Health Institute
(ASHI). Click below for ACLS or BLS and follow the link to SafeTec
Training for registration, scheduling and fees.
ACLS
Schedule | BLS Schedule | BLS
Fees
Medical
Library
Welcome to the Medical Library
at St. Francis Medical Center. You will find information about
our extensive collection of textbooks
and journals. We serve the entire hospital community and support
the educational and research programs here at St. Francis.
General
Information | Journal Holdings
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