The phrase "Head of Surgery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the doctor who is leading a surgery department. For example: "The Head of Surgery at our hospital is Dr. Brown."
Memoirs.. Whipple was head of surgery at Columbia-Presbyterian from 1921 to 1946.
The head of surgery at the Policlinico, Massimo Coletti, said a bolt had been removed from his throat.
Thackery, the buccaneering head of surgery, is played with an at-first variable American accent by our own Clive Owen.
"It's a bit of a problem, " said Dr. Robert B. Parker, head of surgery department at the Animal Medical Center, a highly regarded animal hospital in Manhattan.
"The real reason the program evolved was to take care of emergency surgical conditions," said James Munthali, head of surgery at University of Zambia's School of Medicine.
So he offered doctors fat compensation packages and the chance to build departments from scratch -- many a doctor's dream -- and recruited a new head of surgery from New York Hospital, who in turn brought in a chief for plastic surgery.
They are also examining whether he recommended unnecessary open-heart surgery by Redding's head of cardiac surgery, Dr. Fidel Realyvasquez Jr., who is also under investigation.
The head of paediatric surgery, Dr Joe Crameri, led the operation and said "the best part of the surgery is there were no highs and there were no lows" during it.
Dr. Edward P. Henefer D'54 GD'56, Lansdale, Pa., the former head of oral surgery at Pennsylvania Hospital and professor of oral surgery and anesthesia at the Penn Dental School; Nov. 20.
The head of paediatric surgery, Dr Joe Crameri, is leading the operation which will involve 18 medical staff.
He later becomes the new head of trauma surgery, at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital, and manages to irk both Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey and Mark Sloan Eric Danene), head of neurosurgery and plastic surgery, respectively, who view his treatment of some of the patients as crude.
