April 25, 2017
VCU residents will receive training at Richmond ASC
Editor's Note
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) graduate medical students will now receive part of their resident training at MEDARVA Healthcare’s ambulatory surgery center (ASC) in Richmond, the April 19 Virginia Business reports.
Residents in eight programs will rotate through Stony Point Surgery Center with VCU surgeons who use the facility.
The program will provide residents with hands-on experience that is different than what they would have in a hospital setting, the report says.
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