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Fogarty

Professor at Surgery, West Virginia University0 Followers

Dr. Fogarty is driving progress in the field of plastic surgery at West Virginia University School of Medicine. As a dedicated faculty member in the Department of Surgery, Dr. Fogarty is actively involved in a wide array of events and activities that enrich both the academic and social environment of the university. From welcoming picnics to recognition banquets, Dr. Fogarty plays a pivotal role in fostering a sense of community among students, residents, and faculty. In addition to local engagements, Dr. Fogarty extends their commitment to global outreach through participation in international trips, such as the Haiti Trip, where they contribute their expertise to underserved communities. This dedication to service is complemented by Dr. Fogarty's involvement in educational conferences and interactions with visiting professors, which help to bring fresh perspectives and cutting-edge knowledge to the department. Dr. Fogarty is also deeply invested in the professional development of residents, conducting micro simulation events that enhance the skills of both residents and clinical support staff. These simulations are designed to provide hands-on experience in a controlled environment, ensuring that all participants are well-prepared for real-world challenges. A strong advocate for resident wellness, Dr. Fogarty integrates this focus into their scholarly activities, recognizing the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance in the demanding field of surgery. Their research interests in plastic surgery are complemented by a commitment to advancing scholarly activities, contributing to the academic body of knowledge and improving patient care practices. Through these diverse activities and commitments, Dr. Fogarty exemplifies the values of West Virginia University School of Medicine, striving to make a meaningful impact both within the institution and in the broader medical community.

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