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Mayo Clinic's Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine offers outstanding anesthetic care for Mayo Clinic patients. Anesthesiologists care for more than 145,000 people each year. This large volume, integrated with ongoing research and dynamic education, results in wide-ranging expertise in the anesthetic and perioperative management of patients. More than 200 staff doctors practice at Mayo Clinic's three campuses in Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, Jacksonville, Florida and Rochester, Minnesota, as well as in 60 communities throughout the upper Midwest. They are assisted by numerous residents, nurse anesthetists and respiratory therapists.
Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine staff members are a diverse, highly integrated and collaborative group of adult and pediatric anesthesiologists committed to providing the best possible care. While many members of the department conduct impactful basic and clinical research, many others teach learner-forward postgraduate and continuing education courses.
Epidemiology is foundational to clinical and population sciences research and central to Mayo Clinic's mission of improving health. Mayo Clinic's Division of Epidemiology aims to improve clinical practice and population health through innovative, multidisciplinary and methodologically rigorous research across the translational research continuum. The division is nationally and internationally recognized for excellence in translational science and education. Building on a legacy of exceptional epidemiologic research, we are uniquely positioned to address urgent clinical and population health questions across the full translational research spectrum. Our ongoing research programs focus primarily on complex diseases including cancer, cardiometabolic diseases, neurologic diseases and musculoskeletal diseases.
Most studies conducted within our division are funded by the National Institutes of Health and focus on clinical, family and population-based studies. These include the Rochester Epidemiology Project, which is a medical records-linkage system containing persons residing in 27 counties of southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. The division also is home to the Survey Research Center, which serves as an institutional resource for conducting mail, web and telephone surveys for research purposes or clinical care including remote patient monitoring.
Part of the Department of Quantitative Health Sciences at Mayo Clinic, the Division of Epidemiology is made up of more than 100 members with doctoral-, masters- or bachelor's-level expertise. The division is represented at all Mayo Clinic campuses in Minnesota, Florida and Arizona.
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The College of Health Solutions is dedicated to the belief that everyone can realize a healthier life with the right support. Doctors and nurses are essential in healing wounds and treating diseases. But to optimize their health, people turn to professionals like personal trainers, physical therapists, dietitians, speech and occupational therapists, social workers and counselors. And behind the scenes, we need administrators, statisticians, researchers, software developers and more. We focus on providing the educational and practical foundation that students need to work in the vast and expanding world of health care — whether they are treating patients, conducting research or working in an administrative or other support role.
Welcome to The Black Doctors Podcast, where we believe in the power of representation. Dr. Steven Bradley hosts weekly episodes that highlight the stories of underrepresented minority clinicians, shedding light on their journeys through medical school, residency, and beyond.
As you navigate the challenging path of pre-med classes, rotations, and specialty decisions, it’s crucial to have visibility into the diverse range of medical fields. Our podcast aims to provide just that—insight into different medical specialties and subspecialties, along with discussions on pursuing extracurricular activities like obtaining advanced degrees or taking on leadership roles within the medical community.
The mission of the SCA DEI committee is to cultivate and advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in perioperative cardiovascular medicine by promoting increased understanding of unique experiences and perspectives of clinicians, patients, and communities.