Dr. Stacey Rotta

• General Surgery Residency, Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Connecticut 

• General Surgery Internship – Hospital of Saint Raphael/Yale New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Connecticut

• Burn Surgery Fellowship – Bridgeport Hospital, Bridgeport, Connecticut 

• Burn and Surgical Critical Care Fellowship, University of California Davis and Shriner’s Children’s Hospital

• Doctor of Medicine, University of California at Davis School of Medicine, Sacramento, CA

• Bachelor of Science in Combined Science and Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California

• Board Certified Surgeon: American Board of General Surgery

• Board Certified in General Surgery

• Board Certified in Surgical Critical Care

• Fellow of the American College of Surgeons

• Yale New Haven Hospital Resident Wellness Committee, Crisis Intervention, Stress Management/Friends Program.

• Member of Yale Surgery Global Health Committee Journal club activities, symposium participation.

• Member of Yale Surgery Women in Surgery Committee.

• Journal club activities, symposium participation.

•  Trehan, K., Rotta, S., Gregg, S., Glasgow, K., Crombie, R., Cholewczynski, W., Atweh, N., Savetamal, A. (2017) “Is prehospital CPR a risk factor for premature death in patients transferred to an adult burn center?” Journal of the American College of Surgeons. Issue 2 Vol 225 pg 210-215.

• Maine Medical Center Department of Critical Care Conference, “Liver Failure in the Intensive Care Unit Portland, Maine. 

• Yale Department of Surgery Grand Rounds Presentation, “Beyond the Baux Score: Predicting mortality in the burn unit New Haven, Connecticut.

• Yale Department of Surgery, School of Surgery Presentation, “Introduction to Burn Care”. New Haven, Connecticut.

• Maine Medical Center Department of Critical Care Case Conference, “Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections.” July 21, 2021. Portland, Maine.

• UC Davis Doctoring 4 course – weekly small group sessions for first year medical students, I teach physical exam and history taking, participation in adult education curriculum .

• Projects abroad, Kathmandu, Nepal volunteer at the Nepal Orthopedic Hospital in Kathmandu; wound care and minor procedures in the ER.

• Klingenstein UC Davis Child Psychiatry Fellowship, helped coordinate and plan meetings for second year medical students.

• Invited speaker at the Northern California Emergency Medical Services Quarterly Conference, “Prehospital Management of Burn Injuries.” Via videoconference, May 20, 2022.