Surgicalcriticalcare.net is an online, interactive, educational resource based at the Surgical Critical Care Fellowship program at Orlando Regional Medical Center. It is open to any physician, medical student, or allied healthcare provider interested in the discipline of Surgical Critical Care.

Welcome to SurgicalCriticalCare.net!

SurgicalCriticalCare.net is designed to provide rapid access to essential information for caring for patients with critical illness. Please feel free to contact the webmaster with any suggestions.


What's new...

The Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at Orlando Regional Medical Center is pleased to welcome Arturo Maldonado, MD, PhD, as our Surgical Critical Care fellow this academic year. We are currently accepting fellowship applications for the 2012-2013 academic year. Interested individuals may apply through the online application available on this website. For any questions, please contact the webmaster.

The Trauma Surgery Fellowship at Orlando Regional Medical Center is becoming a formal Acute Care Surgery Fellowship. Since its inception in 1997, the Trauma Surgery Fellowship at ORMC has included extensive experience in acute care general surgery as well as trauma surgery and burn surgery. With the current emphasis on formalizing fellowship training in acute care surgery, ORMC has decided to proceed with AAST accreditation as a formal Aute Care Surgery Fellowship. The two-year fellowship will now include rotations in acute care, trauma, burns, thoracic, hepatobiliary, vascular, orthopedic, and neurological surgery. Fellows will also continue to receive extensive training in surgical critical care, ICU & trauma center administration, research, evidence-based medicine guidelines, statistics, and Six Sigma problem solving. For those interested only in a one-year fellowship, the traditional Surgical Critical Care fellowship will remain available.

New Lectures

Latest EBM Guidelines


New Instructional Videos

The Surgical Critical Care team at Orlando Regional Medical Center, in conjunction with the Valencia College School of Respiratory Care, has created an online video illustrating percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy insertion. This is the first of a variety of videos that will teach the proper technique for common bedside ICU procedures. Many thanks to the Valencia Productions staff for their superb work in producing this instructional video.



Recent publications from the department...