Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon, received his medical training at the
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, at the Presbyterian Hospital
in New York, where he did his surgical internship,
and at the Yale-New Haven Hospital
in New Haven, Connecticut, where he did a year of surgical
residency. He did his Neurosurgical residency at the Health
Science Center
at the State University of New York in Syracuse,
and was an Honorary Clinical Assistant at The London Hospital in White Chapel, London over a six month
period in 1974 and 1975.
Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon, says he "found a home" in Syracuse and returned there to join its staff following
his time in England.
The ensuing years saw a lot of academic advancement, culminating in his
appointment as Professor and Chair of the neurosurgery department. He continued
as Chair until 2007, years that saw much accomplishment. After resigning in
2007 he practiced with the neurosurgical group in Binghamton, New York
for one year, from 2009-10.
At that point Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon was recruited to help with
the neurosurgical training program at the University
of Maryland in Baltimore and worked there training residents
from 2010 until 2011. He and his wife Catherine had made Martha's Vineyard
their home in 2009. They fulfilled a lifelong dream by sailing their 44 foot
sloop from New England to the Chesapeake and
then, with the Caribbean 1500, from the Chesapeake
to Tortola where they spent the winter before sailing the 1200 miles back to New England.
Today, Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon, is the Chief Medical Officer at
vCases, an online medical training simulation system for medical students and
professionals.
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