Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon spent many years as head of the Department
of Neurosurgery at Upstate Medical University
in Syracuse, New York. Looking back at those years, he
says that what made the medical training there unique was its emphasis on research
and problem solving.
"I offer extensive high quality experience in medical education
and research focused on neurosurgery," says Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon.
"I view my greatest achievements to have been in education in training
young neurosurgeons who provide excellent, knowledgeable and compassionate
neurosurgical care to the community in which they practice."
One of the mainstays of the Syracuse
program, says Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon, was its emphasis on a fundamental
understanding of basic research techniques. "We provided excellence in
teaching, patient care, and contributions to new knowledge," he says
today.
"In my retired career, I have carried these ideas forward with an
educational startup company, vCases." vCases is an Ann Arbor, Michigan
company that delivers simulated patient situations to medical students and
professionals via the Internet, which Charles
Hodge, Neurosurgeon describes as a new and more immersed type of online
educational experience. The objective of the training is to decrease the number
of misdiagnosed cases, which are a significant contributor to the number of
penalty payouts made by insurance companies, which amounted to some
thirty-eight billion dollars over a twenty five period that ended in 2010,
according to Johns Hopkins researchers.
Charles Hodge, Neurosurgeon, is also spending his retirement years
sailing a forty-four foot sloop with his wife. The couple also enjoys sampling
fine wines and staying close with their children and their grandchildren.
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