Presented by Gerald Fried, MD at the SAGES 2014 Annual Meeting; Enhanced Recovery Postgraduate Course
disclosures–5 sec
job description–26 sec
dept chair–1:54
clinical chief–3:25
ERPs–5:04
ERPs: Academic opportunities–6:51
ERPs: Enable clinical mission–10:09
oppportunities–11:42
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