Our educational approach is one of progressive responsibility with careful supervision to maintain patient safety and resident support. Our Anesthesia Residency begins with a one-on-one tutorial period where each resident works with one attending for the first month. This allows our outstanding faculty to select cases ideally suited to each beginning resident. After the tutorial process, residents spend a day at the simulator where residents learn to manage critical incidents. Residents are then scheduled to start basic rotations before moving on to more advanced rotations and electives.In October 16, 1846, in an operating theater at the Massachusetts General Hospital, Dr. William T.G. Morton performed a startling public demonstration. In front of a crowd of skeptical onlookers which included the eminent Boston surgeon Dr. John Collins Warren, Dr. Morton administered ether vapors to a patient about to undergo surgery. Moments later, the surgeon raised a scalpel and made an incision in the patient's neck. To the audience's astonishment, the patient did not scream. "Gentlemen," Dr. Warren proclaimed, "this is no humbug!". Anesthesia had been discovered.

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