Patrick A. Gerety, M.D.
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Office:
Department of Surgery
4 Maloney
3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Administrative Telephone: 215-662-6156
Contact Information (internal use only)
Patrick.Gerety@uphs.upenn.edu  |
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Dr. Gerety is a PGY4. He has completed three years of general surgery and is currently a research fellow. He is participating in research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in the Craniofacial Research Laboratory under the direction of Dr. Hyun-Duc Nah-Cederquist. His primary research focus is bone-tissue engineering. He plans to enter plastic surgery fellowship after his general surgery training. |
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| Appointments |
| 2007 – present |
Assistant Instructor in Surgery |
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| 2010 - present |
Postdoctoral Researcher |
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| Education/Training |
| 2003 – 2007 |
MD – Medical Education
University of Texas Southwestern
Medical School at Dallas, Dallas, Texas |
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| 1998 – 2002 |
BS in Biomedical Engineering
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas |
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| Memberships/Societies |
- American Medical Student Association
- Texas Medical Association, student member
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| Research |
06/2004 – 08/2004: UT Southwestern
Description: As a Summer Research Fellow between my first and second years of medical school, I worked with Dr. Kieth Tansey on two projects. The first project evaluated intersegmental spinal reflexes after contusion injury to the spinal cord. My role was to assist in animal preparation and testing, to analyze data, and to harvest pathological specimens. The second project was to test a robot locomotor device designed to evaluate stepping recovery in rats with spinal cord injury.
06/2002 – 08/2002: University of Memphis
Description: During this summer fellowship in biomedical engineering, I worked with Dr. Denis DiAngelo studying the comparative biomechanics of polymer versus titanium spinal fusion devices. Responsibilities included design of the testing apparatus and the collection and analysis of data.
06/2001 – 08/2001: University of Rochester
Description: During this summer fellowship in biomedical engineering, I worked with Dr. Jianhui Zhong developing a protocol for a project in magnetic resonance imaging. The goals of the project were to perform cancer detection in a murine model. |
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