Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of its new ambulatory surgery center on May 23, according to a Chronogram Magazine report.
The new facility includes 100,000 square feet of ambulatory surgery and office space, meaning outpatients will be able to access minor surgeries and follow-up close to home. The hospital has also added two general surgeons — Michael Choi, MD, and James "J.R." Nitzkorski, MD.
According to the report, the hospital is actively recruiting, estimating that the area will need 100 surgeons by 2015-16 as the population ages.
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The new facility includes 100,000 square feet of ambulatory surgery and office space, meaning outpatients will be able to access minor surgeries and follow-up close to home. The hospital has also added two general surgeons — Michael Choi, MD, and James "J.R." Nitzkorski, MD.
According to the report, the hospital is actively recruiting, estimating that the area will need 100 surgeons by 2015-16 as the population ages.
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