Our journey began in 1977 when Brokenshire Memorial Hospital laid the groundwork to become a training a Training Institution for the Department of Surgery. Led by Chariman Virgilio Durban Sr., our passionate team, including Active Consultants Dr. Rizal Aportadera, Dr. Cecilio Gempesaw and Dr. Warlito Vicente, dedicated themselves to the growth and development of our department.
Over time, our Department of Surgery evolved into a close-knit community, welcoming one resident each year, in 1980, we maked a significant milestone with the graduation of our inaugural student, Dr. Rolando Chui, MD, FPSGS. By 1985, we encountered difficulties amidst the hospital's downturn. Nevertheless, our determined medical professionals envisioned a fresh start, leading to the establishment of Brokenshire Integrated Health Ministries, Inc. in 1990.
Looking ahead to our future success, in 2015, Dr. Rolando A. Chui, MD, FPSGS, sparking notable transformations withour department. Despite encountering challenges along the, our dedication and resilience remained unwaverig. By 2017, we proudly attained full accreditation for a five-year period, affirming our unwavering commitment to surgical excellence.
Today, under the guidance of Chairman Dr. Neil Lloyd Puracan, MD, FPSGS and Training Officer Dr. Roland Victor Chui, MD, FPSGS, the Department of Surgery continues to grow as a family. With several subspecialty consultants, we currently have 10 Residents who have been carefully preselected from a pool of applicants and have undergone a rigorous recruitment process, including a qualifying exam, pre-residency exposure, interviews, oath-taking, and orientation.
Our commitment to selecting highly qualified individuals who possess a passion for surgery is reflected in the exceptional residents currently in our program.
VISION:To be the premier surgical health care provider to patients and be the leading training institution in General Surgery in Southern Mindanao by 2028
MISSION:To create and sustain an organization of skilled, safe, compassionate, and ethical surgeons committed to achieving excellence in the art and science of surgery. Our focus is on prioritizing patient welfare, supporting our members, upholding the highest standards of practice, and delivering safe and quality care.
Chief President
This committee is composed of members of the active and associate active staff. This committee assumes responsibility for the organization, supervision, implementation, and evaluation of the Residency Training Program.
This committee is headed by the Program Director/Training Officer, Assistant Training Officer, and other members of the active surgixal staff.
Program Director/ Training Officer: Dr. Roland Victor P. Chiu
Assistant Training Officer: Dr. Joffrey Betanio
Dr. Eillen Borje - 5th Year Coordinator
Dr. Hannah Angela Acosta - 4th Year Coordinator
Dr. Ivan Clark Flores - 3rd Year Coordinator
Dr. Josil Cruz - 2nd Year Coordinator
Dr. Dino Buenaventura - 1st Year Coordinator
Dr. Anthony Araral - Laparoscopic/MIS Skills Coordinator
Dr. Anisa Sadain - Acedemics Coordinator
Dr. Neil Lloyd Puracan - Member
Dr. Michael Jamiana - Member
Leonardo Luigi Clapis, M.D.
Chief Resident
Jacqueline O. Tan, M.D.
Darwin P. Claros, M.D.
Bernardo M. Carbungco, JR., M.D.
Ryan James Francisco, M.D.
Neil Andrew B. Mantilla, M.D.
Michelle Joy C. Fuentes, M.D.
Anica Serbina G. Mohanty, M.D.
Steps on Applying for Residency Training
General
Residents are periodically evaluated both subjectively and objectively as the progress through the training program. The benchmarks by which residents are evaluated are derived from the 2022 PSGS Standardized Ourcode-based Curriculum and Surgery Residency Training Program Goals and Objectives.
Selection
Residents are selected for admission to the BMC Department of Surgery Residency Training Program based on several factors, including:
1. Eligibility for appointment in accordance with BMC Department of Surgery policy:
- Application Letter
- Curriculum Vitae
- Medical school Dean's Letter/Certification
- Medical School Transcript and Diploma
- Medical Board Certificate
- Internship Training Certificate
- PRC (Professional Regulation Commission) Certificate, PRC Medical Board Rating
- 2x2 picture (colored white background formal)
The Surgery Department at Brokenshire Medical Center offers a comprehensive range of specialized services to address various medical needs. These services inslude
Surgical Onciology,
Surgical Onciology,
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery,
Minimally Invasive Surgery,
Surgical Enscopy,
Thoracic Surgery,
Cardiovascular Surgery,
Organ Transpant & Vasculat Surgery,
Colorectal Surgery,
Pediatric Surgery,
Neurosurgery,
Our team of skilled surgeons and medical professionals is committed to providing quality care and tailored treatment options for our patients.
Additional Initiatives by the Surgery Department
Apart from our core activities, the Surgery Department at Brokenshire Medical Center is actively involved in the following initiatives:
The textbooks are also available for the training. These includes the following books:
In addition to the residency program, our Surgery department is actively engaged in various activities.
These activities enhance resident education, promore community engagement, and support the well-being of our residents. These initiatives further enrich the learning experience of our residents, promote professional development, and facilitate the growth of the Surgery Department as a center of excellence in surgical education and patient care.
Ashcrafts Pediatric Surgery 6th Ed 1
Bates' Physical Examination 1oth Ed
Blumgart's Surgery of the Liver, Bilary Tract & Pancreas ...
Current Surgical Therapy (John L. Cameron, Andrew M. ...)
Current Surgical Therapy 11th Ed
Current Surgical Therapy 12th Ed
Current Surgical Therapy 13th Ed
DeMyer's Neurologic Exam 6th Ed
General Thoracic Surgery Shields 7th Ed
High-Yield Gross Anatomy 4th Ed
Langnam's Medical Embryology (12th Ed)
Maingot's Abdominal Operation 12th Edition
Mastery of Endoscopic and Laparoscopic Surgery 4 Ed
Management of Adult Inguinal Hernia
Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Lower Extremity Ulcers
Diagnosis and Management of Breast Cancer
Diagnosis and Initial Management of Cervical Lymphadenopathy
Antimicrobial Prophylaxis Surgical Procedures
Antibiotics Prophylaxis in Elective Surgical Procedures
Philippine Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Hepatocellular Carcinoma
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