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The University of Chicago Academic Jobs Robotic & Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgeons #SUR128 Section of Cardiac Surgery, Department of Surgery Position Type: Faculty Chicago, IL Mar 20, 2024
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use of any and all laparoscopic and robotic equipment necessary for a procedure, such as: Camera, light cord, inserting/removing trocars, graspers, scoops, sprayers, suction/irrigation systems, clamps
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-generation sequencing- Amplicon, DNA and RNA-seq for Illumina platforms. Utilization of an automated liquid handling robotic system. Work both independently and in a team-based environment Analyze sequence
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securing of wound drains, and closure of body planes. Knowledge of and use of any and all laparoscopic and robotic equipment necessary for a procedure, such as: Camera, light cord, inserting/removing trocars
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, prolapse repair, salvage and urodynamics, among others. In addition to offering a wide range of surgical options, our experts are world leaders in robotic surgical techniques that enhance surgical and
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to enterprise systems including Oracle Cloud Financials, Concur Travel and Expense Management, Workday HCM, ServiceNow, Intelligent Analytics/Robotic Process Automation, Orbit Reporting, and other proprietary
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techniques, including robotic and laparoscopic approaches, to ease the patient’s surgical experience. Our surgeons also work in close collaboration with experts across the hospital to ensure each patient
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mortality. This work will integrate technological advances in ultrasound imaging, computer vision, and advanced robotics to assist in the development of methods to improve clinical outcomes of tumor ablation
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techniques, including robotic and laparoscopic approaches, to ease the patient’s surgical experience. Our surgeons also work in close collaboration with experts across the hospital to ensure each patient
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techniques, including robotic and laparoscopic approaches, to ease the patient’s surgical experience. Our surgeons also work in close collaboration with experts across the hospital to ensure each patient