Resident Procedures | JPS Health Network

Below are highlights of current and recently graduated resident procedures.

End of PGY-1 as of June 2016

Nathan Culberson, MD University of Tennessee	Arterial line placement	11
	Central line placement	21
	Circumcision	30
Ryan Easterling, MD Texas A&M	Chest tube placement	5
Ryan Easterling, MD Texas A&M	Circumcision	39
Mania Kupershtok, MD Northwestern University	Arterial line placement	15
	Intubation	10
	Vaginal delivery	84
Rebecca Newton, MD University of Alabama	Central line placement	22
	Lumbar puncture	8
	Vaginal delivery	97
Susan Su, MD UT Southwestern	Central line placement	24
	Intubation	8
	Vaginal Delivery	78

End of PGY-2 as of June 2016

Brad Bartels, MD Texas A&M	Colonoscopy	84
	Endoscopy	30
	Paracentesis	11
Jim Carmical, MD University of Arkansas	Arterial line placement	23
	Central line placement	44
	Intubation	25
Jessica Laorden, MD Layola University	Nexplanon placement	10
Jessica Laorden, MD Layola University	Tracheostomy	3
Joe Nelson, MD Baylor College of Medicine	Hernia repair	7
Joe Nelson, MD Baylor College of Medicine	Vaginal delivery	114
Andy Patton, MD University of Kansas	Central line placement	34
	Chest tube placement	10
	Lumbar puncture	20
	Thoracentesis	14
Blake Phipps, MD University of Kansas	Colonoscopy	57
	Endoscopy	15
	Vaginal delivery	107

End of PGY-3 as of 2016

Lauren Brown-Berchtold, MD Univ. of Southern California Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	39
	Colposcopy	22
	Vaginal delivery	165
Charlie Cassidy, MD, JD UCSF Global Health	Bronchoscopy	32
	Cholecystectomy	27
	Intubation	95
Brandon Edwards, MD Univ. of Tennessee Maternal Child Health	Central line placement	49
	Cesarean - primary	39
	Endometrial biopsy	18
Austin Plumlee, DO University of Arkansas Traditional Track	Colonoscopy	51
	Endoscopy	28
	Vaginal delivery	141

End of PGY-4 as of June 2016

Ben Bryden, MD University of Iowa Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	99
	Cesarean - assist	84
	Colonoscopy	160
	Vaginal Delivery	249
Mariel Bryden, MD University of Iowa Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	100
	Cesarean - assist	80
	Vaginal delivery	201
Sam Dvorak, MD University of Iowa Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	97
	Cesarean - assist	85
	Colonoscopy	105
	Vaginal delivery	195
Francis Goldshmid, MD UT Southwestern Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	113
	Cesarean - assist	92
	Obstetric Ultrasound	282
	Tubal ligation	25
Lindsay Green, MD Loyola University Maternal Child Health	Cesarean - primary	123
	Cesarean - assist	156
	Colposcopy	32
	Vaginal delivery	224

JPS is a pioneer in the field of family medicine. They recognize the potential of family medicine and are not afraid to challenge their residents. And it shows! The residents at JPS are some of the most hard-working and compassionate clinicians I have met. From structured academic curricula, to strong clinical training, to the innovative p4 initiative, I had no doubt that JPS would provide me with an unparalleled combination of resources and skills to become a pioneer myself.

Sonika Momin, MD | PGY-2
UT Southwestern

My plan when I was choosing a residency was to find the place that could train me to do and see it all. I want to be a true full scope family physician and I am 100% convinced that JPS is the program to get me there. No other program made access to procedural experience so easy.

Blake Phipps, MD | PGY-3
University of Kansas