Yasmine White

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Yasmine White is a pioneering figure in thoracic surgery, with a focused expertise in robotic surgical education and program development. Her most-cited work, "Resident training in a new robotic thoracic surgery program" (2015), has garnered 28 citations, establishing her as a key contributor to the integration of advanced robotics into surgical training. White’s major contribution lies in designing structured curricula that safely introduce residents to robotic-assisted procedures, addressing critical gaps in surgical education as technology evolves. Her research emphasizes the balance between patient safety and hands-on learning, offering frameworks that have been adopted by emerging robotic programs. Beyond this seminal paper, White is recognized for her advocacy in standardizing training protocols, ensuring that the next generation of thoracic surgeons is proficient in minimally invasive techniques. Her work not only advances clinical practice but also shapes how surgical residency programs adapt to technological innovation, making her a vital voice in the field’s ongoing transformation.