Yes. You’ll be together running codes and will spend 10-20% of the same in the recess bays for trauma codes. You’ll develop a solid understanding of ATLS. Another good choice is Orthopedics strictly because of the scarcity of information generalists know about it contrary to vascular surgery where most boards test on things like compartment, cold limbs, etc. there’s often not a lot of practical information on Orthopedics. Plastics is OK and you’ll hopefully get a chance to suture or at least learn to quickly assess hand deficits. Vascular teaches a lot of good medicine but you should get a lot of it from other rotations. I would avoid colorectal.