Resident Biography
Hometown: Arlington, MA
Undergrad Institution: Northeastern University
Medical School: UMass Chan Medical School
Future plans: Academic surgical oncologist with a focus in GI malignancies and robotics, as well as clinical trials and outcomes research.
Why UMASS?: Excellent clinical training, it’s a safety net hospital and the only tertiary care center for the area so we see everyone, resident driven surgical services, access to top tier research, supportive culture, great people to work with (residents, fellows, attendings, nurses, NPs, PAs)
Favorite thing to do in Worcester: Playing at Green Hill Park with my family, bubble tea at Worcester Public Market
Recent abstracts, posters, or publications:
Publications
Hazeltine MD, Green J, Cleary MA, Aidlen JT, Hirsh MP. A Review of Gun Buybacks. Curr Trauma Reports. 2019;5(4):174–177. doi: 10.1007/s40719-019-00180-8.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=max+hazeltine
Abstracts
Hazeltine MD, McLoughlin RJ, Sherman J, Dhaliwal S, Cleary MA, Aidlen JT, Hirsh MP. Pediatric Firearm Assaults – A National Analysis. Injury Free Coalition for Kids Annual Meeting 2020; Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Accepted for oral presentation December 2020.
Hazeltine MD, McLoughlin RJ, Cheng K, Hirsh MP, Aidlen JT, Cleary MA. The impact of weekend versus weekday admission on pediatric trauma patient morbidity and mortality. American Pediatric Surgical Association Annual Meeting 2020. Virtual presentation May 2020.
Hazeltine MD, McLoughlin RJ, Durgin J, Hirsh MP, Cleary MA, Aidlen JT. Geographic Variations in Pediatric Bariatric Surgery. 15th Annual Academic Surgical Congress; Orlando, FL. Quickshot presentation February 2020.
Hazeltine MD, McLoughlin RJ, Ryan C, Hirsh MP, Cleary MA, Aidlen JT. Disparities in Pediatric Bariatric Surgery. 15th Annual Academic Surgical Congress; Orlando, FL. Quickshot presentation February 2020.