Monthly Dinners
The Seattle Surgical Society meets five times a year at The Rainier Club in downtown Seattle. This historical venue has been an integral component of the Seattle offering a classy environment as well as a good buffet dinner that entices members to come out on a Monday evening to listen to speakers discuss meaningful medical topics and then an entertaining after dinner talks.
venue location
The Rainier Club
820 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98104 Tel: 206-296-6848 Website: http://www.therainierclub.com/ PARKING: There are plenty of off-street parking around the Club. Valet parking is strictly limited to members only. Our meeting is located on the 2nd Floor - use the stairs or the elevator. |
event times
- 5:30 pm - 6:15 pm SOCIAL HOUR (Cascade Room)
- 6:15 pm - 7:00 pm SCIENTIFIC TALK (Cascade Room)
- 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm DINNER (Cutter Room)
- 7:45 pm - 8:30 pm AFTER-DINNER TALK (Cutter Room)
registration
Want to join us for dinner? Please click on the link below. To avoid having to pay a $15 surcharge for late registration or walk-ins, please register 1 week prior to the meeting. It costs us money when we have late registrants or members showing up that day.
- Members attend for FREE as part of your paid dues.
- Guests registration fee is $50.00
2015 program
dates23 MAR
|
scientific talkMedical and Surgical Palliative Care
Ellyn Lee, MD and Evan Ong, MD Swedish Medical Center |
after-dinner talkRevisiting Selma: New Perspectives on the March on Selma and the Voting Rights Bill of 1965
John Ryan, MD, Jody Foster, and John Vassall, MD |
27 APR
|
Genomics and Cancer Care for Surgeons
Anna Berry, MD Swedish Medical Center |
Pilot Training for Boeing
Suzanna Darcy- Hennemann Chief Pilot and Director, Flight Training at Boeing Commercial Airlines, retired |
Sponsored by Genomic Health
18 MAY
|
The Challenge of Modern Surgical Education....some random thoughts
Edward Verrier, MD Merendino Endowed Professor of Cardiovascular Surgery, University of Washington Director, Joint Council on Thoracic Surgical Education |
Anatomy of a Public Radio “Drive Way Moment”
"How to use the power of story to make stronger connections to people and the world" Cathy Duchamp KUOW Managing Editor |
28 SEP
|
Valves, Sphincters and POEM
Brian Louie, MD and Ralph Aye, MD Swedish Medical Center |
The Now and Future Library
Marcellus Turner Seattle City Librarian |
26 OCT
|
Colorectal Surgical Home
Amir Bastawrous, MD Swedish Medical Center |
The Architecture of Health and Operating Rooms
Gail Sausser and Jacob Simons NBBJ |
Sponsored by Lifecell