CHESSmates
Jordan Kirsch, DO
Trauma and Acute Care Surgeon, Assistant Professor of Surgery at New York Medical College
How they incorporate what they learned in the CHESS Surgical Ethics Fellowship into their daily role
“The lessons I learned in the CHESS fellowship permeate my career on a daily basis. The tenants of surgical ethics and our vibrant discussions during the course, have changed the way I have conversations with patients and their families when obtaining consent and goals of care discussions.”
What CHESS session held the biggest impact
“As a trauma surgeon/intensivist and also working to develop better methods for organ procurement/preservation, the lecture on brain death resonates closely with me.”
