Research

Mission & Goals
 We strive to promote expansion and facilitate execution of clinical and translational
                        research in the Department of Surgery, while enhancing faculty and student development and improving quality of patient
                        care. Our goals are to: provide formalized research education for faculty and student
                        investigators; develop a structured student research internship program; facilitate
                        collaborations between clinical and basic science faculty; initiate active trials
                        in all subspecialty areas in the department; and continue to increase external research
                        funding
We strive to promote expansion and facilitate execution of clinical and translational
                        research in the Department of Surgery, while enhancing faculty and student development and improving quality of patient
                        care. Our goals are to: provide formalized research education for faculty and student
                        investigators; develop a structured student research internship program; facilitate
                        collaborations between clinical and basic science faculty; initiate active trials
                        in all subspecialty areas in the department; and continue to increase external research
                        funding
Vision:
 The research interests of our faculty are broad, ranging from new drug and device trials to microbial pathogenesis.
                        Wound infection has long been a focus of interest and has developed into the formation
                        of two Centers of Research Excellence: the Burn Center of Research Excellence (BCoRE) and the Biofilm Center of Research Excellence (BioCoRE). We are extremely proud of our faculty, residents and students who regularly publish,
                        present and win awards for their research activities.
The research interests of our faculty are broad, ranging from new drug and device trials to microbial pathogenesis.
                        Wound infection has long been a focus of interest and has developed into the formation
                        of two Centers of Research Excellence: the Burn Center of Research Excellence (BCoRE) and the Biofilm Center of Research Excellence (BioCoRE). We are extremely proud of our faculty, residents and students who regularly publish,
                        present and win awards for their research activities.
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 Kendra Rumbaugh, Ph.D.
Kendra Rumbaugh, Ph.D.