LSU Medical Student Tutorial, Instructor, 2010 2013 – This was a small group format usually five to seven third year medical students on the surgical clerkship. A variety of topics were taught, typically geared for preparation of clerkship exam and STEP exam. Ochsner-Baptist In-service, Instructor, 2010 present – A presentation to nurses, respiratory personnel, and other allied health personnel on the post-operative management of cardiac surgical patients. Given twice yearly. Interim LSU Public Hospital, Cardiac and General Thoracic rotation, Instructor, 2010 present – I supervise and train General Surgery residents and medical students rotating on the Cardiac and General Thoracic services. This includes daily rounds, preoperative evaluation, consultations, training in the operating room, care, and preparation for conferences. I am also actively involved in their evaluation and grading. Departmental/Interdisciplinary Teaching Conferences: Touro Tumor Board, 2005 - 2009 (alternate week) Touro Grand Rounds, 2005 - 2009 (alternate week) Touro Cardiology Conference, 2005 - 2009 (weekly) LSU Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, 2009 present, (weekly) – LSU Department of Surgery Morbidity and Mortality Conference, 2009 present – (weekly) LSU Tumor Board (representing thoracic surgical oncology), 2012 - present (weekly) Teaching Experience: Evaluations (2012 2013) – in the cardiac cases when it is feasible. “Excellent operative skills. Lets me participate Good teaching during rounds and when reviewing cath films.” Interested in teaching. Lets me manage the ICU patients. Lets me “Very pleasant. participate in the case when appropriate.” for a “Made pleasant learning experience.” Gilmore was methodical and patient. I “Dr. appreciate his level headedness.” with Dr. Gilmore and I learned a lot. Very approachable and “Really enjoyed working made me feel part of the team.” the CT staff in both Baton Rouge and New Orleans, he lets you do the most as a “Of resident. Pleasant to work with. Teaches.”
LSU Medical Student Tutorial, Instructor, 2010 – 2013 This was a small group format usually five to seven third year medical students on the surgical clerkship. A variety of topics were taught, typically geared for preparation of clerkship exam and STEP exam. Ochsner-Baptist In-service, Instructor, 2010 – present A presentation to nurses, respiratory personnel, and other allied health personnel on the post-operative management of cardiac surgical patients. Given twice yearly. Interim LSU Public Hospital, Cardiac and General Thoracic rotation, Instructor, 2010 – present I supervise and train General Surgery residents and medical students rotating on the Cardiac and General Thoracic services. This includes daily rounds, preoperative evaluation, consultations, training in the operating room, care, and preparation for conferences. I am also actively involved in their evaluation and grading. Departmental/Interdisciplinary Teaching Conferences: Touro Tumor Board, 2005 - 2009 (alternate week) Touro Grand Rounds, 2005 - 2009 (alternate week) Touro Cardiology Conference, 2005 - 2009 (weekly) LSU Department of Surgery Grand Rounds, 2009 – present, (weekly) LSU Department of Surgery Morbidity and Mortality Conference, 2009 – present (weekly) LSU Tumor Board (representing thoracic surgical oncology), 2012 - present (weekly) Teaching Experience: Evaluations (2012 – 2013) “Excellent operative skills. Lets me participate in the cardiac cases when it is feasible. Good teaching during rounds and when reviewing cath films.” “Very pleasant. Interested in teaching. Lets me manage the ICU patients. Lets me participate in the case when appropriate.” “Made for a pleasant learning experience.” “Dr. Gilmore was methodical and patient. I appreciate his level headedness.” “Really enjoyed working with Dr. Gilmore and I learned a lot. Very approachable and made me feel part of the team.” “Of the CT staff in both Baton Rouge and New Orleans, he lets you do the most as a resident. Pleasant to work with. Teaches.”