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James Mc Farland
James Joseph Mc Farland, M.S., M.D.
Background
Upsala College (Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology)
Seton Hall University (Master of Science Degree in Biology)
University of Bologna School of Medicine & Surgery (Medical Doctor Degree)
New York Medical College (General Surgery Residency)
Tulane University Medical Center (Cardiothoracic Surgery Residency)
Wayne State University Medical Center (Cardiothoracic Surgery Residency)
St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville, TN (Fellowship in Cardiothoracic Surgery)
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, PA (Adult Cardiac Surgery Fellowship)
University of Pennsylvania Hospital (Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship)
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery Fellowship)
Medical College of Pennsylvania (Advanced Clinical Fellow in Adult Cardiac Surgery)
Private practice of Cardiac, Thoracic & Peripheral Vascular Surgery (PA, IN, NJ & TX)
Chief of CT Surgery. Started brand new programs of CT & Vascular Surgery (TX & PA)
Ohio State University (Advanced Clinical Fellow in Minimally Invasive CT Surgery & ROBOTIC Surgery)
University of Mississippi (Advanced Clinical Associate Fellow in CT Surgery)
Mercer University, Medical Center of Central Georgia (Surgical Critical Care Fellowship)
Other Interests
Medical and Surgical Critical Care and Intensivist Care
Teaching medical and paramedical personnel. Clinical research. Telesurgery.
Off-pump multivessel coronary artery bypass surgery
Peripheral vascular surgery
Lung volume reduction surgery
Cost containment & cost reduction in cardiothoracic surgery
Management of complex SICU patients (Member of Society of Critical Care Medicine)
ROBOTIC & endoscopic cardiothoracic surgery
Minimally Invasive Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery
Establishing and building cardiothoracic surgery programs
Thoracoscopic cardiothoracic & vascular surgery
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