1 PROGRAM NAME CASPR # 0371 CRIP DIRECTOR John F. Grady … · 2019-12-27 · PROGRAM NAME Advocate Christ Medical Center CRIP HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION Accreditation: AAAHC Affiliated

PROGRAM NAME

Advocate Christ Medical Center

CRIP

HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION

Accreditation: AAAHC

Affiliated Institutions:

Other Residency Programs:

0371

Entry Level Positions

# Staff DPMS: 25

Advocate Christ Medical Center, Advocate Children's Hospital

Internal medicine, general surgery, pediatrics, pediatric cardiology, emergency medicine, orthopedics, and many more.

Section 1

CASPR #

1

Rescue Fund Insured: Yes

COTH Member thru 6/30: Yes

CLINICAL EXPERIENCES

Anesthesiology: yes

Behavioral Science: yes

Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Research is an important part of this program, with much of it clinically based.

Orthopedics: yes

Office Rotations: yes

Outpatient Clinic: yes

Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):

Internal Medicine: yes

Infectious Disease: yes

Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:

yesDiabetic Wound Care:

This program is heavily surgically emphasized with exposure to elective and non-elective cases in pediatrics, forefoot, rearfoot reconstruction, trauma, sports medicine, and limb salvage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS

Other Resident Benefits:

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS

Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, photo

Research:

State License 1st yr:

Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.9Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:

Deadline:Payable To:

Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper halfMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn F. Grady DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

AVAILABLE RESOURCES Benefit Package:

Advocate Christ Medical Center is a registered PMSR-RRA with exceptionally large diversity of surgical exposure at a very large level one Trauma medical center and large children’s hospital. . Residents cover in-house management at Adovcate Christ Medical Center and Advocate Children’s Hospital but will have an additional 8 locations for case coverage in the surrounding area. Residents are expected to perform a large volume of surgical procedures, far exceeding CPME residency requirements, under numerous podiatric and orthopedic attendings on a daily basis. Didactic exposure includes journal clubs, case review, board review, cadaver workshops, and surgical equipment labs. Residents are given great responsibility and must be ready for repeated night call, trauma call, ER call and have great integrity. Residency salary, benefits, and training experience are extremely competitive with respect to the surrounding area. We are looking for elite residents who are motivated, leaders, problem solvers, and are committed to working in a team-based environment.

Sample Contract: Contact Program Contact Program Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes

yesHealth Insurance:

Housing: no

yesMalpractice Insurance:

The residency budget includes financial assistance for conferences, research, academic sessions, and academic materials. Benefits include 401k matching, parking, and Advocate employee perks.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

708-684-5682Phone:

Program E-mail: [email protected]

Program Web Site: www.advocatehealth.com/education/residency-opportunities/advocate-christ-medical

Mail Additional Materials To:

Has Clerkship Program: yes

4440 West 95th St.

Oak Lawn, IL 60453

Type # Approved # Active

PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,521/ $58,856/ $61,205

4440 West 95th St.

Oak Lawn, IL 60453

12/27/20192020 CASPR Directory

PROGRAM NAME

Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center and Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric

Medicine

CRIP


Accreditation: Other



0337


# Staff DPMS: 15

Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, John H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County, Advocate Trinity Hospital

Anesthesiology, Dentistry, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Radiology, Pathology, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, and Fellowships in Electrophysiology, Cardiology, Trauma

No

CASPR #

2




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private Physicians Offices, Surgery Centers.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:

noDiabetic Wound Care:

Busy Podiatric service at major county hospital , 1 community hospital, and 1 University hospital, including 2 Level I Trauma Centers.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Program accepts applications from SCPM students only.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:n/aPayable To:

n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMartin C. Yorath DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a PMSR/RRA residency experience and offers additional credentialing in Reconstructive Rearfoot & Ankle Surgery. The PGY-1 year is at Stroger Hospital of Cook County. During this year, the resident participates in an extremely busy clinic and in numerous surgical procedures, including podiatric, orthopedic, and trauma in a county hospital setting. There are additional rotations in Anesthesiology, Behavioral Sciences, Orthopedic Surgery, Pathology and Radiology. The PGY-2 & 3 years are linked to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center a large community hospital which sponsors 10 other residency programs and 3 Fellowship programs. The residents continue their training to increase proficiency in all areas of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery. There are rotations in Emergency Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Trauma Surgery, and Rheumatology. There is also another Advocate hospital, and the University of Chicago where additional foot and ankle cases are covered.

Sample Contract: Contact Program At CRIP Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Housing available for rent. Meals when on call. Additional Chief Resident stipend.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No temporary

773-296-8285Phone:


Program Web Site: www.advocatehealth.com/system/jobsedu/edu/residency/immc/podiatry/index.html



at Rosalind Franklin University

836 W Wellington Avenue RM 7407

Chicago, IL 60657


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,000/ $57,987/ $60,300

Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center Attn: C.

836 W. Wellington Avenue RM:7407

Chicago, IL 60657


PROGRAM NAME

Albert Einstein Medical Center

CRIP


Accreditation: JCAHO



0701


# Staff DPMS: 13

Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, Elkins Park Hospital, Einstein.Montgomery Hospital

Emergency Medicine, Dental, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Orthopedics, Psychiatry, Radiology, Surgery, Transitional, Urology, Pediatrics, Vascular Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

3




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: gait laboratory, simulation center

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


foot and ankle surgery, practice management, wound care withHyperbaric O2 treatment center

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Einstein Podiatry- Mail to 2 Penn Blvd #116 Phila Payable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLarry W. Menacker DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program has been a strong program since 1989 and has transitioned to 36 months. We are currently approved for the RRA credential. There will be one entry-level position available for the Match. The residents have a large urban university hospital at their disposal for well-planned non-podiatric rotations. Elective options available for second and third years and exceptional salary and benefits. Our graduating residents are well prepared to start their own practice and most feel inclined to do so. All are successful practitioners to date.

Sample Contract: At CRIP At CRIP Curriculum: At CRIP

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


travel to conference to present reasearch/poster

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-843-2330Phone:


Program Web Site: www.einstein.edu/education



5501 Old York Road

Philadelphia, PA 19141


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,927/ $52,358/ $53,565

2 Penn Boulevard

Suite 116



PROGRAM NAME

AMITA Health Saint Joseph Hospital Chicago

CRIP





0348


# Staff DPMS: 94

25+ affiliated institutions

Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Family Practice, OB/GYN, Transitional Year, and Preliminary

Section 1

CASPR #

4




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Enter Poster Competition, Abstract Competition, 2 Publishable Papers

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Preparedness for complete practice competency, micro-nerve repair, flaps and grafts, external fixators

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must pass Parts I and II boards.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.85Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noneMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOROleg Petrov DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


-All applications are reviewed and considered. Graduates from all podiatric medical schools are considered for the residency program. The program offers a hospital clerkship. -Clerkships are granted and processed utilizing the Universal Externship Application, all required documents must be received 2 weeks prior to the rotation start date. Contact: Trish Boskovic at [email protected], or Pat Hardy at [email protected] for information -See www.presenchealth.org/education/sjhpodiatry for information and current updates.

Sample Contract: Internet Site Internet Site Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME Allowance: $200/PGY-1, $500/PGY-2 & PGY-3. Pay for out of state rotation expenses.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

773-665-3041Phone:


Program Web Site: www.presencehealth.org/education/sjhpodiatry/default.cfm



2900 North Lakeshore Drive/ Medical Office Bldg 3

Room 417

Chicago, IL 60657


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,056/ $58,136/ $60,216

AHSJHC Medical Office Bldg 3, Rm 417

2900 N Lake Shore Dr.

Chicago, IL 60657


PROGRAM NAME

Ascension Genesys Hospital

CRIP





0445


# Staff DPMS: 30

Michigan State University

Emergency Medicine; General Surgery; Orthopedic Surgery; Radiology; Family Medicine; Internal Medicine; OB/GYN; G-I Fellows; Pulm/Critical Care Fellows; Psych Fellows; Cardiology Fellows; Hem/Onc Fellows

Section 1

CASPR #

5




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Orthotics & Prosthetics, Endocrinology, Physical Therapy, Wound care

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


General foot and ankle, elective reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, and diabetic foot care, limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: none

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0 unlessMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top halfMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid T. Taylor DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The rotations encompass a wide range of General Medical and Surgical learning experiences in a friendly and supportive educational environment. The residency includes a Resident staffed Foot Clinic and podiatric surgical experiences in a beautiful state of the art 410 bed teaching Hospital campus. There is ample interaction with a committed, involved and friendly staff who provide extensive podiatric office learning opportunities, assuring an outstanding educational program. Residents receive a competitive salary and benefit package. An excellent one month Externship/Clerkship program is also available.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$2,400 food allowance; Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance. *Educational Stipend $3,000 per year and PTO 20 days per year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

1-810-606-6954Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: genesysmeded.com/registration



One Genesys Parkway

Attn: Alice Barillas- Med Ed Podiatry

Grand Blanc, MI 48439


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,613/ $51,235/ $54,667

One Genesys Parkway

Attn: Alice Barillas- Med Ed Podiatry

Grand Blanc, MI 48439


PROGRAM NAME

Ascension Macomb Oakland Hospital

CRIP





0453


# Staff DPMS: 60

Office-based rotations - 10 available physiciansWound care center, Unasource surgery center, Premier Surgical Center, Beaumont Health System

Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Neurology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, ENT, Urology, GI, ObGyn, Cardiology, Nephrology, Interventional Cardiology, Transitional Year

Section 1

CASPR #

6




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Residents Rotate through Attending Doctor's clinics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery, diabetic woundcare/footcare, general podiatry, sports medicine, podiatric clinic, trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGene J. Caicco DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This podiatric residency (PMSR/RRA) is a well integrated program with an emphasis on podiatric surgery, diabetic footcare, and clinic. Residents follow inpatients at 2 hospitals with a combined total of 586 beds, and over 60 attendings. With a large surgical base, residents are expected to take on a multitude of responsibilities furthering their podiatric careers. For more information please, visit the hospital website. Program visitation and or student externship is strongly encouraged.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$1,500 medical educational stipend per academic year. Covered in addition to the stipend is AO basic- 1st yr, AO advanced - 2nd, Either Scope or Ex-Fix - 3rd yr.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

586-576-4158Phone:


Program Web Site: http://cms.medicaleducationsjp.com/en/medical-education-at-ascension-macomb-oa



12000 E. 12 Mile Road

Warren, MI 48093


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,498/ $53,049/ $53,581

11900 E. 12 Mile Road, Ste. 102

Warren, MI 48093


PROGRAM NAME

Ascension Providence Hospital Southfield Campus, Novi Campus

CRIP





0450


# Staff DPMS: 33

St. John Health System

Radiology, Family Practice, Gen Sx, Internal Med, OB/GYN, Psychiatry, Cardiovascular Sx, Gastroenterology, Hematology, Interventional Cardiology and Neurosurgery

Section 1

CASPR #

7




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology, Interventional Cardiology and Podiatry Office rotations. Weekly lectures/workshops, twice monthly radiology rounds, board review, purchased ACFAS lectures. Monthly journal club

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


All foot and ankle reconstructive surgery including complicated rearfoot reconstruction, and charcot trauma experience. State of the art simulation lab, cadaver wet lab, and animal lab research

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 2/3 of the classMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORStacey Stefansky DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The residency rotations encompass a wide range of general medical and surgical learning experiences that exceed CPME requirements in a friendly and supportive educational environment which provides over 14 different residency and specialty programs in this widely respected educational institution. This Top 100 rated hospital provides a well-rounded education and emphasis on research with Dr. Guy Pupp as Director of Scholarly Activity. New to the program is the institution of a resident run podiatry clinic. Offering residents comprehensive follow through with their patients in a clinical setting. The residents receive a competitive salary and benefit package, an updated call room, new library and Michigan State University resource access. We offer funding to present at conferences and free annual SEMCME research and chief resident workshops. We have opportunities for medical mission experience. Our two wound clinics and three Surgical Centers provide additional educational training experiences.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*Annual Education allowance in PGY I - $1,000, PGY II - $1,200, and PGY III - $2,750, ACFAS/AAFAO conferences, Boards by Numbers Review, ACLS/BLS.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: https://medicaleducationsjp.com/



16001 West Nine Mile Road

Attn: Medical Education

Southfield, MI 48075


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,459/ $50,980/ $51,500

16001 West Nine Mile Road

Attn: Medical Education



PROGRAM NAME

Ascension SE Wisconsin Hospital

CRIP





0361


# Staff DPMS: 50

CSM-OzaukeeSt. Joseph, MKESt. Francis, MKEElmbrookSt. Elizabeth, AppletonAll Saints, RacineFranklinSacred Heart Rehabilitation Institute, MKEWI Surgery Center, MKEMidwest Surg Center

Medical College of Wisconsin Programs: Family Medicine, OB/GYN, General Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

8




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: CSM and WF Podiatric Clinics, and Wound Care Centers are an integral part of resident training experiences.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery (Foot and RR/A), Limb Salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Letter of interest is suggested.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

>50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRandall L. Dei DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The three year Ascension SE Wisconsin podiatric residency program emphasizes all aspects of podiatric care from basic clinical experiences to advanced reconstructive procedures. Program with PMSR with rearfoot/ankle certification. Minimum surgical numbers are easily met and exceeded in all categories with residents single-scrubbing with attending surgeons. The program is designed to start out first year similar to a typical internship year, focusing on medicine while also starting surgical integration that continues to build throughout one's residency experience. Learning is hands-on and interactive; learning surgery through doing, not watching. Looking for enthusiastic, highly motivated individuals wanting to excel in the podiatric profession. State-of-the-art main hospital location opened in 2010 within 2 blocks of Lake Michigan and numerous facilities throughout southeastern Wisconsin.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME allowance: $1500/yr

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

414-745-9296Phone:


Program Web Site: https://wisconsinmeded.org/en/careers/podiatric-surgical-residency



2301 N. Lake Dr.

Milwaukee, WI 53211


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,900/ $61,980/ $63,070

7565 S Cambridge Drive

Franklin, WI 53132


PROGRAM NAME

Ascension St. John Hospital

CRIP





0452


# Staff DPMS: 80

St John Surg Ctr, St John Macomb Twp Surg Ctr, McLaren Macomb, Ascension Rochester,, Beaumont GP, Henry Ford Cottage, Beaumont Hospital Troy, Ascension River District, Henry Ford Main and Henry Ford W

General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Pathology, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, ID Fellowship, Cardiology Fellowship, Nephrology Fellowship, Dermatology, Wound Care, Rheumatology

Section 1

CASPR #

9




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pain Management,

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):

Internal Medicine: no


Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Surgery of the Foot and Ankle, Traumatology.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Class Rank within top 50 percentile, Clerkship strongly recommended but not mandatory.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper half of classMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJoshua D. Rhodenizer DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This residency program is a highly powered three year surgical residency designed to train residents to become fully competent in foot and reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery.Residents will exceed minimal surgical volumes and diversity three fold. The podiatric surgical department has a busy in-patient service in which the residents are actively involved in patient management. The hospital also provides podiatric medical and surgical experiences through its Foot and Ankle Surgical Clinic. Didactic activities consist of daily medical imaging conferences, weekly didactics, monthly clinical conference, monthly journal club, cadaveric surgery, and skill labs. Past residents have achieved a 100% pass rate on the ABFAS Board Qualified Exam in Foot and RRA. Please visit our website for more information (www.stjohn.org/stjohnhospital/cme-residency)


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Cadaveric workshops. Life ins, Disability ins, 403 B. CME $690/year one, $1490/year two, $1645/year three. I Pad, 3 weeks vacation, ACLS. Arthroscopy course and Minnesota rotation covered by GME

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: http://www.stjohnprovidence.org/med-ed/st-john-hospital/podiatric-residency



22201 Moross Road, Ste 250

Detroit, MI 48236


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,497/ $53,040/ $53,581

22201 Moross Road PB II

Suite 250

Detroit, MI 48236


PROGRAM NAME

Aultman Alliance Community

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0456


# Staff DPMS: 19

Aultman/Alliance,Summa,Orrville,Wooster, Wadsworth,Salem,Aultman,Timken Mercy, Cleveland Clinic of Akron and Dover

Aultman hospital is now our main affiliate. They do have other residency types at their main campus. We are now called Aultman / Alliance hospital

No

CASPR #

10

Rescue Fund Insured: No

COTH Member thru 6/30: No


Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Cardiology, Endocrinology,Critical Care

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine and Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Speak English, pass Hospital drug screen,FBI background pass Boards Part I and II, 36 month commitment. Minimum 3.0 GPA is expected, not required.Live with 25 minutes of the hospital, have transportation.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0*Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLeslie P. Niehaus DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We prefer residents who have done clerkships at our program and are self motivating. A very heavy procedure load . A large amount of rear foot cases. A large diversity of podiatric surgeons and facilities to work with. Applicant requirements and good transportation a must.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


paid mileage, see hospital website,lab coat,computer allowance for first years, allowance for third years board costs

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

330-821-6438Phone:


Program Web Site: www.achosp.org



200 East State Street

Alliance, OH 44601


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,500/ $49,200/ $50,000

440 East State Street

Alliance, OH 44601


PROGRAM NAME

Aventura Hospital and Medical Center

CRIP





0542


# Staff DPMS: 15

Surgery Center of Aventura, Hallandale beach surgical center

internal medicine,Anesthesia , general surgery , Transition Residents, . ER residency radiology residency,GI fellowship, Psychiartry residency ID fellowship and the Hospital is now a level 2 trauma center

Section 2

CASPR #

11




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences:

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


foot and ankle surgery and trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: no other requirements needed

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMarie Williams DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a 407 bed hospital with a new residency program with emphasis in foot and ankle surgery. Medicine is also an important part of the training program. There are several podiatrists, orthopedists, general, vascular, plastic surgeons as well as internists committed to the training program. Now there is a new internal medicine residency which will enhance the program as well


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

954-471-1152Phone:


Program Web Site: www.aventurahospital.com



20900 Biscayne Boulevard

.0

Aventura, FL 33180


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,500/ $52,000/ $53,500

20900 Biscayne Boulevard

.0

Aventura, FL 33180


PROGRAM NAME

Beaumont Health - Wayne

CRIP





0448


# Staff DPMS: 40

Beaumont Hospital - Dearborn, Beaumont Hospital - Taylor, Dearborn Surgery Center, Garden City Hospital, and Beaumont Healthcare Center -Canton. Henry Ford Allegiance Hospital, Henry Ford Surgery Cent

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Radiology, Ob/Gyn, Transitional, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Dermatology, Orthopedic Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

12




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Volunteer Treatment Clinics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot & Ankle Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery, Limb Salvage, Pediatric Flatfoot and Research.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence M. Fallat DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program classified as PM&S-36, rearfoot/ankle. Hospital description reflects statistics of Beaumont Health. The emergency room is a 4-week block rotation, but podiatry residents are on-call 52 weeks for foot and ankle trauma. Low cost housing provided for our student externs. Benefit Package: Medical Prescription Coverage, Life Insurance, Paid time off, 403-b Retirement Plan, Dental Plan, Vision Coverage, Disability Insurance, Flexible Spending Acct, CME Allowance (allocation above), Professional dues, Relocation loan ($2000). Please visit our website for further information and powerpoint with more details on the program at https://www.beaumont.edu/graduate-medical-education/residency-programs/podiatry/podiatry-surgery-residency-wayne


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME allowance: PGY-1: $800, PGY-2: $1200, PGY-3: $1200Meal Allowance: $1800Vacation: 3 weeks/yrPhysician White Coats (3 per year)Dues for ACFAS, APMA, State and DEA LicenseMedical, Vision, Dental Benefits

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: Listed below under program overview



33155 Annapolis Ave Rm 483

Wayne, MI 48184


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,777/ $56,774/ $58,912

20555 Ecorse Road

Taylor, MI 48180


PROGRAM NAME

Beaumont Hospital - Farmington Hills

CRIP





0443


# Staff DPMS: 32

Children's Hospital Washington DC, San Juan Regional Med Ctr-Reconstruction/Trauma, Lakes Amb. Ctr, Allegiance Health, Jackson, MI, Baja Project for Crippled Children-Honduras, C.A.

General Surgery, Orthopedics, Vascular Surgery, Urology, ENT, OB/GYN, IM, Radiology, EM, (Family Practice), ID, Cardiology, Neurology, Pulmonary Med, Gastroenterology, OMM Plus I. Nephrology, Dermatology, Plastics

Section 1

CASPR #

13




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: BHFH Wound Care, San Juan Regional Med Ctr Trauma/Recon, Lakes Amb Ctr Podiatric Surgery, Ped Orthopedics-Children's Hospital Washington, D.C, Baja Project, Foot/Ankle Recon/Trauma-Allegiance-Jackson MI

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine-Foot and Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery, Biomechanics, Diabetic Limb Salvage, Diabetic Wound Care, Trauma, Podiatric Med Clinics, Podiatric Research.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, 3 Letters of Recommendation (Prefer personal). Dean's Letter (if available) List of Capstone/Research projects/Scientific papers.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:N/APayable To:

N/AFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMarshall G. Solomon DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Beaumont Hosp.Farmington Hills (BFH) is a PMSR/RRA(36 Month)program.The PMSR/RRA, and med and surg specialties are well structured with didactic,clinical and surg experiences with expanded RRA trauma resources.Knowledge,skills & professional attitudes (KSA's) are closely monitored and encouraged in all rotations.BFH is a well established community teaching hospital with over 180 housestaff,12 ACGME residency,fellowship,R-1's,PMSR/RRA programs.Pod has very busy pod clinics including Wound Care at the hosp and affiliated institutions with over 4000 patient visits.Research is mentored and supported.Pod Residents have fully equipped work offices with computers&internet access,Flat ScreenTV,Ref.Library and Resident Quarters fully equipped. BFH has Fully functional Skills Lab/CR.Excellent clerkship available.Hosp visits welcome.Visit https://beaumont.org, go to education for Podiatric program info. For details contact our Residents or Director. See contact info. Recomm:Clerkship and/or visitation of program. Program email: [email protected].


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME:PGY1:$800.PGY2/3:$1200.ACFAS-Surgical Courses tuition; AO Basic + Advanced Courses. Baja Project Travel Expenses. Poster Presentation Funds.PRR,Bd Vitals,In-Training Exam fees, other benefits see website.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

947-521-1320Phone:


Program Web Site: www.beaumont.edu



Med Ed Office c/o Lauren Morrison

28050 Grand River Avenue

Farmington Hills, MI 48336


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,777/ $56,774/ $58,912

21111 Middlebelt Road



PROGRAM NAME

Beaumont Hospital - Trenton

CRIP





0472


# Staff DPMS: 15

Beaumont Trenton Surgery Center,Beaumont Hospital Taylor ,Beaumont Hospital Dearborn, Beaumont Hospital Taylor Wound Care Center

Section 1

CASPR #

14




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Practice management from rotating in three different private practices. Wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noneMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMohammad Khalil DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program located in southeastern Michigan with strong surgical emphasis encompassing the diversity of rearfoot and forefoot surgical procedures and pathology.

Residents participate in patient care from the initial clinical examination, surgical intervention and post-operative management.

Numerous attendings on staff that offer a variety of clinical and surgical training for the residents.

Wound care center rotation 1/2 day a week.

Student housing availabe upon request and meals provided.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No full

Phone:


Program Web Site:



5450 Fort St

Trenton, MI 48183


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,580/ $55,402/ $57,532

1628 Ford Ave

Wyandotte, MI 48192


PROGRAM NAME

Bellevue Hospital

CRIP





0809


# Staff DPMS: 25

1. Bellevue Hospital2. Jacobi Hospital3. North Central Bronx Hospital4 Woodhull Hospital5. Gouverneur Healthcare

Section 2

CASPR #

15




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Diabetic Wound Care Management and Limb Salvaging Surgical Procedures. Trauma Rotations and an Orthopedic Specific surgical rotation.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery and Medicine as well as a large volume of surgical limb salvaging and Trauma Surgery at all our hositals.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: As required by New York State for a Podiatric Limited Permit Schedule 5D

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

YESMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlfred A. Garofalo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Bellevue Residency program has an approved Rear-Foot program. For the year(s) 2020 forward the Residency program is also exploring additional increases in the number of rear-foot positions. This is currently in discussion.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Please refer to the Committee of Interns and Residents for additonal benefits

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

646-458-3718Phone:


Program Web Site:



462 1st Avenue

New York, NY 10016


PMSR: 1 1

PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $61,669/ $64,221/ $69,323

PMSR/RRA: $61,669/ $64,221/ $69,323

462 1st Avenue

New York, NY 10016


PROGRAM NAME

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

CRIP





0601


# Staff DPMS: 5

BIDMC-Needham, Joslin Clinic, Boston Childrens, Boston VA, Winchester Hospital, Brockton Hospital, St. Annes Surgicenter

General Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Anesthesiology, Internal Medicine, Radiology, Emergency Medicine, Neurology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pathology.

Section 2

CASPR #

16




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Mission Trip to Honduras or Nicaragua

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery, Sports Medicine, Diabetic Foot Complications, Basic and Clinical Research in NIH funded projects

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Curriculum Vitae

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$50.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Beth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORThanh L. Dinh DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Beth Israel Deaconess is a primary teaching hospital of Harvard Med School with a level 1 Trauma Center. Residents enjoy access to the extensive libraries on campus, clinical skills labs, and cutting edge lectures in all aspects of medicine, surgery and research. This is a high volume surg prog that provides exposure to all aspects of foot and ankle surgery, including trauma, reconstructive, elective, and diabetic salvage procedures. Residents are expected to manage in-house patients in addition to running a clinic during their 1st year and 3rd year. Chief residents participate in an international mission trip with ample opportunities to gain advanced surgical training. This program is a very hands-on clinical experience with exposure to both Pod & Ortho Attendings. Research opportunities are abundant, including the opportunity to participate in clinical trials, NIH funded research grants, and the necessary support to engage in original research projects.

Sample Contract: Contact Program Internet Site Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Yearly surgical skills conference. ACFAS conference in 2nd and 3rd year. Elective office rotation in 3rd year. Meal cards. Mission trip to Honduras or Nicaragua

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.bidmc.Harvard.edu/display.asp?leaf_id=1210



185 Pilgrim Road

Podiatry-Span 3

Boston, MA 02215


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,537/ $65,744/ $68,696

185 Pilgrim Road

Podiatry-Span 3

Boston, MA 02215


PROGRAM NAME

Bethesda Hospital East

CRIP





0536


# Staff DPMS: 33

Palm Beach Lakes Surgery CenterPark Creek Surgery CenterDelray Ambulatory Surgery and Laser Center

Internal MedicineGeneral SurgeryEmergency Medicine

No

CASPR #

17




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Hand Surgery and Sports Medicine elective rotations available

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery including Trauma, Arthroscopy, Peripheral Nerve Surgery, Limb Salvage/Charcot Reconstruction, External Fixation, Total Ankle Replacement, etc.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: We will notify applicant if application is incomplete.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKyle J. Kinmon DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program started in 2010 and is fully approved by CPME as PMSR w added credential in RRA. There is an emphasis on reconstructive forefoot, rearfoot, ankle and lower leg surgery of all types as described above. We are very active with Emergency Room call (including Peds ER) where podiatric attendings cover all pathology below the tibial tuberosity. Residents cover this call at all times. There is ample time for surgery as well as pre/post op clinical mgmt, practice mgmt and ancillary rotations. The director is a member of a large orthopedic group, and office rotations will take place there as well as in podiatric clinics and wound care/limb salvage clinics. There are attendings from multiple desirable programs including Palmetto General, Orlando, JFK, UTHSC, Graduate, DeKalb, Detroit, etc. Foot/ankle. Pediatric and trauma fellowship trained orthopedic attendings as well. This program is best suited for energetic, highly motivated, self driven young physicians with a strong work ethic who are eager to learn to excel in this profession.

Sample Contract: Contact Program Contact Program Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

561-737-7733 Ext 87450 GME OfficePhone:


Program Web Site: bethesdaweb.com/podiatryresidency



2815 South Seacrest Boulevard

Medical Staff Office - Attn Dr Kinmon

Boynton Beach, FL 33435


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,000/ $48,000/ $51,000

2815 S. Seacrest Boulevard

Medical Staff Office

Boynton Beach, FL 33435


PROGRAM NAME

Boston Medical Center

CRIP





0629


# Staff DPMS: 15

Boston University School of Medicine

MedicineSurgeryDental

Section 2

CASPR #

18




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Cadaver labResident clinicClinical trials

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Diabetic foot ulcers and complicationsClinical and Laboratory research on podiatric complications including diabetic foot ulcers and limb preservation

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Willingness to work hard and learn. Proactive in being part of a team.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

N/AMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

N/AMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREwald Mendeszoon DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Boston Medical Center is a private, not-for-profit, 496-bed, academic medical center located in Boston’s historic South End. The hospital is the primary teaching affiliate for Boston University School of Medicine. Boston Medical Center emphasizes community-based care, with its mission to provide consistently accessible health services to all. The largest safety net hospital in New England, Boston Medical Center provides a full spectrum of pediatric and adult care services, from primary care and family medicine to advanced specialty care. BMC is the largest and busiest provider of trauma and emergency services in New England. The Emergency Department had 129,714 visits last year

BMC Podiatry have over 20,000 outpatient visits and perform over 700 surgical procedures per year. We now have 7 full time teaching attendings.

BU’s health and medical education programs have been ranked 22nd in the 2013–2014 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, conducted by Thomson Reuters.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

617-414-6842Phone:

Program E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Program Web Site: http://www.bumc.bu.edu/surgery/training/podiatric-medicine-surgical-residency/



One Boston Medical Center Place

Boston, MA 02118


PMSR: 1 1

PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $61,367/ $63,688/ $66,682

PMSR/RRA: $61,367/ $63,688/ $66,682

One Boston Medical Center Place

Boston, MA 02118


PROGRAM NAME

Bridgeport Hospital Yale New Haven Health

CRIP





0631


# Staff DPMS: 17

Sinai Hospital Rubin Institute for Advanced OrthopedicsElective Two Month Rotation in Advanced Adult and Pediatric Orthopedics

General Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Critical Care, Radiology, OBGYN, Pediatrics affiliated with Yale New Haven Hospital, Burn Fellowship

Section 2

CASPR #

19




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: HBO Therapy/ Wound Healing Center, SICU, Burns - The only Burn Center in Connecticut, Podiatry Clinic, Diabetes Clinic in conjunction with Endocrinology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Complete Medical and Surgical Care. Significant integration with Medicine and General Surgery. Heavy emphasis on Podiatric Surgery and Medicine.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Hospital visitation is highly suggested.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCeasar . Irby DPM MA

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Surgical residency program plays a significant role in the overall medical and surgical care within the medical center. It operates two major podiatric surgery clinics and participates in the ER coverage. Time is also spent in the orthopedic, wound care and general surgery clinics. We are integrated directly with vascular, endocrine and internal medicine. Bridgeport/YNHH has welcomed a new 106 Bed Hospital Campus Milford Connecticut bringing the bed total o 531.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$5,000 Additional Stipend for Chief ResidentResearch Presentation Sponsorship

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

203-384-3998Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.bridgeporthospital.org/medical-professionals/gme.aspx


Has Clerkship Program: no

267 Grant Street

Bridgeport, CT 06610


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $63,660/ $66,843/ $70,185

5520 Park Avenue

Trumbull, CT 06611


PROGRAM NAME

Bryn Mawr Hospital

CRIP





0704


# Staff DPMS: 28

Lankenau Medical Center, Paoli Hospital, Riddle Hospital, Paoli Surgery Center, Premier at Exton Surgery Center, Community Volunteers in Medicine, Eastern University Sports Medicine

Family Practice, Radiology, Rotating Orthopedics, Urology, Plastic Surgery and General Surgery

No

CASPR #

20




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgery, Wound Care, Sports Medicine, Pathology, Infectious Disease, Podiatry Private Practice

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must visit program and institution.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid A. Bernstein DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Bryn Mawr Hospital offers three PGY1 positions. Its three-year CPME-accredited PMSR/RRA Podiatry Residency Program provides high volume and diversity of surgical cases and elective and non-elective distal lower extremity surgeries. Residents state best aspects of program include, "hands-on experience with hands-on faculty, autonomy, great team environment, surgical opportunities, wound care and in-hospital training". Bryn Mawr Hospital does not participate in CRIP. Students whose schedules prevent a visit during the week, are encouraged to arrange for a weekend visit. Bryn Mawr Hospital is one of four acute care hospitals within Main Line Health and is recognized by U.S. News and World Report as among the top 10 in the Philadelphia region.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Spacious work and call room; campus parking; book allowance; continuing education allowance for PGY2 and PGY3; conference allowance; AO Scopes and AO Advanced courses

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

484-337-3052Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.mainlinehealth.org/podiatry-residency



Podiatry Residency Program, 3rd floor H Wing

130 S Bryn Mawr Avenue

Bryn Mawr, PA 19010


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $63,956/ $65,696/ $67,447

130 S. Bryn Mawr Ave

3rd floor H-Wing GME office

Bryn Mawr, PA 19010


PROGRAM NAME

Cambridge Health Alliance

CRIP





0602


# Staff DPMS: 28

Harvard Medical School, Winchester Hospital, Emerson Hospital, Faulkner Hospital, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, New England Surgicare, Lowell General Hospital, North Shore Medical Center

Internal Medicine, Adult Psychiatry, Child Psychiatry, Geriatric Psychiatry, Family Medicine, Dental.General Surgery residents from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center rotate within the Cambridge Hospital

Section 2

CASPR #

21




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Mail program fee to :Harry P. Schneider, DPMDepartment of Surgery1493 Cambridge StreetCambridge, MA 02139

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$40.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Cambridge Health Alliance-Podiatric Surg ResidencyPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORHarry P. Schneider DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The CHA Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency is a Harvard Medical School affiliated 3 year program approved by the CPME. The residency is authorized for a total of six residents, two in each year of training. The residency is designed with a rotational structure with an emphasis on resource based, competency driven assessment validated training. The resident is provided with a greater responsibility in patient care and decision making as they progress through their training. These experiences coincide with didactic activities such as journal club, skills workshops, case review and lectures. Research opportunities are readily available and a requirement for graduation.

Due to a combination of community-based and referral patients, the medical and surgical volume and diversity is exceptional. The residents are fully integrated into two active outpatient podiatric clinics which allow for resident involvement throughout a patients' medical or surgical management. The residents also scrub and assist in surgery at several local hospitals that are not part of the CHA system.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Harvard Medical School Clinical Fellow in Surgery, $1900 CME Allowance per year, Board Part III exam reimbursement, BLS/ACLS training, ABPS/ABPM in-training exams, ACFAS Arthroscopy course reimbursement.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

617-665-3570Phone:


Program Web Site: www.challiance.org/Academics/PodiatricSurgeryResidencyOverview.aspx



1493 Cambridge Street

Cambridge, MA 02139


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,415/ $63,882/ $66,368

Attn: Harry P. Schneider, DPM

1493 Cambridge St, Dept of Surg/Podiatry

Cambridge, MA 02139


PROGRAM NAME

Carilion Clinic

CRIP





0538


# Staff DPMS: 6

None

Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Internal Medicine, OB-GYN, Infectious Disease, Pharmacy,Psychiatry, Dental, Pediatrics, dermatology, orthopaedic visiting residency.

Section 2

CASPR #

22




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Forefoot surgery, rearfoot surgery, limb salvage, trauma, wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Personal statement req. ACLS, BLS required prior to start. A visit to program is encouraged for serious applicants. This is not a requirement for consideration for interview or rank.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$40.00Program Fee:

Deadline:CarilionClinic Graduate Medical Education,PodiatryPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%+Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn R. (Randy) Clements DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Carilion Clinic section of Orthopaedics and Division of Foot and Ankle Surgery will educate residents, who, upon completion of training should exhibit the knowledge to manage a wide variety of foot and ankle pathology. The residents will complete rotations in radiology, emergency medicine, orthopedic surgery, and podiatric medicine. All rotations are under the guidance of Carilion Clinic faculty and will include a large volume of clinical work in each specialty. During the first year, the resident will complete the majority of the non podiatric requirements. The second and third years will be heavily focused on forefoot surgery, complex reconstructive hindfoot surgery, and orthopedic surgery.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


long term disability, group life, vision and dental insurance, 21 days vacation, parking. Meal stipend for night call. Labcoats provided. See sample contract on website for details.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

540-981-8345Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.carilionclinic.org/podiatry-residency



1906 Belleview Avenue, SE

Medical Education Building 202

Roanoke, VA 24014


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,000/ $55,093/ $56,746

1906 Belleview Avenue, SE

Medical Education Building 202

Roanoke, VA 24014


PROGRAM NAME

Catholic Health System - Sisters of Charity Hospital

CRIP





0803


# Staff DPMS: 15

St. Joseph Hospital, Kenmore Mercy Hospital, S. Buffalo Mercy Hospital, Erie County Medical Center

Family Practice, Internal Medicine, OB-GYN, Otolaryngeology, Vascular Surgery Fellowship, Colon-Rectal Surgery Fellowship,

Section 2

CASPR #

23




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot and ankle surgery, limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: none.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJoseph M. Anain Jr., DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


3 PMSR positions with added credential in RRA, Programs approved by CPME in October 2012. Well balanced post graduate training program with emphasis on Podiatric and Orthopedic surgery. Podiatry residents work closely with Internal Medicine and Family Practice residents. Podiatry residents attend weekly Family Practice lectures and are required to participate in Family Practice lectures, case discussions, and journal club.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: www.chsbuffalo.org/GME/PodiatricMedicine



Sisters of Charity Hospital

2157 Main Street

Buffalo, NY 14214


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,119/ $53,895/ $54,774

Sisters of Charity Hospital

2157 Main Street

Buffalo, NY 14214


PROGRAM NAME

Cedars Sinai Medical Center

CRIP





0102


# Staff DPMS: 33

Local Surgical Centers (multiple) andoutside affiliation agreements with Amputation Prevention Center at Sherman Oaks Hospital and Kaiser Permanente.

Multiple within hospital, including medicine, path, radiology, gen surgery, ortho surgery, peds, anesthesia, psych, ER, and more.

Section 1

CASPR #

24




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Limb salvage.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Surgery, Trauma, Diabetic limb salvage and wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CVEncouraged to participate in 4th year externship at hospital.Encouraged to visit program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORB. David Massaband DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


See web page:

https://www.cedars-sinai.edu/Education/Graduate-Medical-Education/Residency-Programs/Podiatry/

Sample Contract: Contact Program Internet Site Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Housing stipend of $6000 per year, per resident.Medical license, DEA and USMLE reimbursement.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

310-657-2828Phone:


Program Web Site: See Program Overview



8700 Beverly Blvd

Department of Surgery, Room 8215 North Tower

Los Angeles, CA 90048


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,346/ $60,216/ $62,586

8631 W 3RD ST STE 940E

LOS ANGELES, CA 90048


PROGRAM NAME

Central Michigan University Medical Education Partners

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0474


# Staff DPMS: 9

Covenant HealthCare, St Mary's Medical Center, Mackinaw Surgical Center, Towne Centre Surgery Center

Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Psychiatry

Section 1

CASPR #

25




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Dermatology, Wound Care and Orthotics and Prosthetics can be elective rotations

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery (foot and ankle), Diabetic wound care/limb salvage, Podiatric clinic, Foot and ankle trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *Clerkship is not required but encouraged.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.85Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


N/AFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAndrew H. Cohen DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our Podiatric Residency (PMSR/RRA) is a well integrated program with an emphasis on Podiatric Surgery, diabetic foot care and clinic. Residents will rotate at two major level 2-Trauma hospitals along with our surgical center and Podiatric clinics. With few trainees in the community, the resident will have hands on patient care from day one and rotate almost exclusively with attending faculty.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

989-746-7618Phone:


Program Web Site: med.cmich.edu/podiatry



1000 Houghton Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48602


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,224/ $53,282/ $55,063

1000 Houghton Avenue

Saginaw, MI 48602


PROGRAM NAME

Chestnut Hill Hospital

CRIP





0705


# Staff DPMS: 16

Tower Health

Family Practice, Internal Medicine, General Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

26




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podiatric Sports Medicine Clinic once weekly, Wound Care Center, and private practice office.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Full exposure to a broad range of forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive surgical procedures

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV; Class Ranking

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Chestnut Hill Hospital; Fee waived for externsPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlbert Mosheyev DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residents will be working with both podiatric and orthopedic surgeons at Chestnut Hill Hospital. Podiatry residents scrub all ankle fractures, achilles ruptures, ankle scopes, etc. Arthroscopic ankle model available to practice freely; monthly saw bones workshops; we strive for a monthly cadaver lab. A smaller hospital environment affords opportunities for "hands on" training with attendings from vascular, plastic, orthopedic, and podiatric surgeons. Voluntary non-podiatric cases with those specialties are available. Close relationship with medical attendings such as infectious disease and radiology willing to lecture. Monthly journal club. Weekly academics includes case reviews, resident/student lectures, surgical videos, and journal article discussions. Externs are granted ranking priority. Students are encouraged to visit the program if they are not able to extern with us. For questions or to schedule a visit, feel free to email [email protected].


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*Meals provided while on call. Free parking; CME; $500/$1,000/$2,000, separate work room for Residents

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-248-8156Phone:

Program E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Program Web Site: https://chestnuthill.towerhealth.org/academics/podiatric-surgical-residency/



8835 Germantown Avenue, Suite 112

Attn: GME / Medical Staff Office/ Podiatry



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,321/ $61,110/ $62,940

8835 Germantown Ave, Suite 112

Graduate Medical Education/ Podiatry



PROGRAM NAME

Chino Valley Medical Ctr

CRIP





0152


# Staff DPMS: ~20

Camp Pendleton Naval HspPomona Valley HspArrowhead Rgl Med CtrWestern USan Antonio Surg CtrMultiple Bakersfield locationsKaiser Stockton/Modesto

Family practice

Section 1

CASPR #

27




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Residents are granted a clinical instructor position with the Western U CPM. Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital 2 month rotation with podiatric and orthopedic services during 2nd yr. Housing is included.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Clinical and surgical experiences with elective and nonelective forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle procedures. Diverse clinical & surgical experience. Strong emphasis on academics and critical evaluation.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoneMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoneMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJarrod M. Shapiro DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a three year podiatric medical and surgical program based out of a successful community hospital in the Inland Empire outside of Los Angeles. This program aims to create podiatric physicians with the clinical and surgical skills to function as independent health care providers in all aspects of lower extremity care. Surgical numbers far exceed what is required in all categories with a wide variety of foot and ankle pathology, including diabetic limb salvage, elective reconstruction and trauma. The residents are fully integrated with allopathic and osteopathic residents. Our residents receive experience working with different attendings in private practice, academic, and military-based settings as well as county hospitals, and Kaiser in Northern California. This program aims to create podiatric physicians who can think rather than simply be technicians. This is accomplished through a competency-based curriculum that includes clinical, surgical, didactic, and required research experiences.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


$3600/yr housing stipend, Home call.Health insurance, meals not taken from salary.Paid NBPME Part 3 ($900), CA License ($995), DEA ($731) & Board Qual Exam ($1925) provided, In-Training exam

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



5451 Walnut Avenue

Chino, CA 91710


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,520/ $56,016/ $58,928

5451 Walnut Avenue

Chino, CA 91710


PROGRAM NAME

Christiana Care Health Services

CRIP





0706


# Staff DPMS: 32

Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA

General Surg, IM, FM, Ob/Gyn, EM, EM/IM, EM/FM, Med-Peds, DR, IR, Dentistry, OMFS, Pharmacy, Medical Physics, Psychiatry, Psychology; Fellowships: Sports Med, Cardiology, Otolaryngology, Breast Surg, Critical Care

Section 2

CASPR #

28




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Twice weekly Foot and Ankle Clinic, Monthly Sports Med Clinic, Monthly Biomechanics Review, AO Basic and Advanced Courses, ACFAS Arthroscopy Workshops, Cadaver Labs and Sawbone Workshops

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Elective Surgical Procedures; Limb Salvage; Wound Care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Professionalism, Intelligence

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRaymond A. DiPretoro, Jr. DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


See our website for more information - http://residency.christianacare.org/podiatric


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Dental; Spousal/Family Benefits; Flexible Healthcare Spending Acct; 403(b) Retirement Plan; Disability and Life Insurance; Research Stipend

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

302-320-2967Phone:


Program Web Site: http://residency.christianacare.org/podiatric



501 West 14th St. Rm 2N74

Wilmington, DE 19801


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $62,026/ $63,752/ $66,830

Wilmington Hospital

501 W 14th Street, Rm 2N74

Wilmington, DE 19801


PROGRAM NAME

Christus Saint Patrick Hospital

CRIP





0368


# Staff DPMS: 6

Imperial Calcasieu Surgery CenterImperial Health - Center for OrthopaedicsWest Calcasieu Cameron HospitalLake Area Hospital

Section 1

CASPR #

29




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: PM&RPain Management/Regional BlocksState of the art Wound Care FacilityResearchAthletic Training & Physical Therapy

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Heavy on the sports medicine and surgery side. Sports medicine program incorporates working side by side with the team physicians of 14 area high schools and McNeese State University.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Strongly recommend program visitation. Hospital is now providing rooms for our students who do their clerkship and/or visit our program!

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

Will RevieMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

noLecture Series:

Will Review All ApplicantsMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTyson Green DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Additional info about group found at www.louisianapodiatricsurg.com, www.centerforortho.com as well as our facebook page Louisiana Podiatric Surgery.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No full

Phone:


Program Web Site: louisianapodiatricsurg.com



524 Michael Debakey Drive

Lake Charles, LA 70601


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,000/ $50,000/ $52,000

1747 Imperial Blvd

Lake Charles, LA 70605


PROGRAM NAME

Community Health Network

CRIP





0355


# Staff DPMS: 21

Community Health Network

Family Medicine Residency, Psychiatry Residency,Proctology Medicine & Surgery Residency

Section 1

CASPR #

30




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: None

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael J. Baker DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Community Health Network Podiatry residents are provided a diverse education in all aspects of podiatric medicine including: sports medicine, surgery, inpatient care, advanced wound care, and private office management. Prospective residents can expect an abundance of first-hand surgical experience, including forefoot procedures, trauma, reconstructive rearfoot and ankle cases as well as experience in a surgical based resident run clinic with an orthopedic attending. Currently, residents cover 6 hospitals and 7 surgery centers in an expanding health network with a receptive orthopedic community. All residents are given the opportunity to participate in research, and there is ample opportunity for publication. Journal club, surgical workshops, and PRESENT lectures provide continued didactic experiences. Residents enjoy complimentary meals while on duty. Resident salary and benefits provide for a comfortable lifestyle in a clean and safe major metropolitan area boasting professional sports teams, plentiful outdoor activities, attractive cost of living, and family-friendly activities.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$1000 Start Bonus$2500 CME money / year5 days off for CME / year21 days off for vacation/personal time per yearLaptopFitness Center membership- no charge

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

317-355-1435Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.ecommunity.com/education-research/podiatry-residency-program



7330 Shadeland Station

Indianapolis, IN 46256


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,671/ $59,532/ $63,499

7330 Shadeland Station



PROGRAM NAME

Coney Island Hospital

CRIP





0804


# Staff DPMS: 8

Surgical Centers

12 month Comprehensive Wound Care Fellowship Program

No

CASPR #

31




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology

Orthopedics: yes

Office Rotations: no


Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Forefoot / Rearfoot surgery and wound care. 3rd year resident functions as 1st assist on all orthopedic surgical cases.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, Transcript

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORYury Rotshteyn DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Coney Island Hospital offers a strong PMSR program. Residents have access to a busy city hospital, and surgical centers. Our graduating residents are well prepared to start their own practice, and all have become successful practitioners to date.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Chief resident additional $4,396.00

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

718-616-5509Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.nychealthandhospitals.org/coneyisland/residencies-internships/



2601 Ocean Parkway

Dept. of Surgery

Brooklyn, NY 11235


PMSR: 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $61,669/ $64,221/ $69,323

2601 Ocean Parkway

Dept of Surgery

Brooklyn, NY 11235


PROGRAM NAME

Cooper University Hospital

CRIP





0634


# Staff DPMS: 20

Cooper Medical School of Rowan University

Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Psychiatry, Radiology, Infectious Disease, General Surgery, Neurology, Plastic Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, Dermatology, Vascular Surgery

No

CASPR #

32




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: none.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


none.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: * Licensure is required after the first year . Three letters of recommendation are required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Cooper University HospitalPayable To:

Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKimberly Hurley DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The podiatric residency program at Cooper University Hospital is designed as a Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency with Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery program. Cooper University Hospital, the clinical campus of Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, is a tertiary care medical center and a level 1 trauma center which serves the entire southern half of New Jersey. The hospital also provides primary care in the surrounding communities. This program is currently approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education and is 3 years in length.

All applicants must show proof of successful completion of Part I & Part II of NBPME before a residency position can be offered. All applicants to our program must sign CASPR release for us to receive board score results. Letters of recommendation should be sent through CASPR by the deadline. NOTE: If your file is incomplete, this includes the application fee, it will not be reviewed when considering applicants for interviews.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Parking

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

856-342-3436Phone:


Program Web Site: www.cooperhealth.org/content/gme.asp



Three Cooper Plaza, Suite 410

C/O Lauren Jaconetti

Camden, NJ 08103


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,920/ $56,785/ $58,400

Cooper University Hospital Podiatric Residency

3 Cooper Plaza, Suite 410

Camden, NJ 08103


PROGRAM NAME

Creighton University

CRIP





0241


# Staff DPMS: 25

Maricopa Medical Center

General Surgery, Ped Sx, Plastic Surg, Int Med, Emergency Medicine, Ob/Gyn, Psych, Child Psych, Radiology, Surg Crit Care Fellowship

Section 1

CASPR #

33




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: no

Other Clinical Experiences: Surgical Intensive Care, Burn Surgery, Neurosurgery, Trauma, Hand

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well-rounded program with exposure to all aspects of Podiatric medicine and surgery. Wound care and all aspects of foot and ankle surgery.Biomechanics as it relates to surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: It is highly recommended to make contact with our program in the form of phone, email, shadowing, clerkship, or core prior to application for residency.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBryan J. Roth DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our well-rounded program is unique as the 1st year resident serves as a General Surgery Intern. Podiatric residents receive an equitable training experience as to allopathic and osteopathic residents. 1-month rotations consist of Hand/Plastic, Vascular/Anesthesia, Trauma, Burn, Burn Night, General Surgery, IM, ID, Pod, Neurosurgery, etc. This is an excellent opportunity to work at a busy Level I Trauma Center as well as the internationally recognized Arizona Burn Center. Junior and Senior residents circulate through Podiatric and Orthopedic rotations as well as working with well-known community podiatrists. A developed research curriculum is set during the 2nd year of training to allow for completion of research or publications. An extensive didactic curriculum will fully prepare future graduating residents for both medical and surgical board certification. Residency candidates are judged based on academic background and interview performance.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Disability Insurance, Reduced Cell Phone through Verizon, IPad, Iron Key, Books

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes none

602-344-5056Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.mihs.org/academic-programs/



2601 E. Roosevelt

Phoenix, AZ 85008


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,176/ $58,985/ $61,934

2601 E. Roosevelt Street

Phoenix, AZ 85008


PROGRAM NAME

Crozer-Chester Medical Center

CRIP





0710


# Staff DPMS: 20

None.

Medicine, Surgery,Pedatrics,Sports Medicine, Transitional, Osteopathic Rotating, Family Medicine, OB/GYN,

Section 2

CASPR #

34




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: 2 month rotation as second year with pediatric orthopedic surgeons

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery/Medicine

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORWilliam M. Urbas DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program is a three-year commitment. Please visit our website for more detailed information at www.crozer.org or call director at 610-447-6354

Sample Contract: At CRIP Internet Site Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Health Plex membership, disability insurance, Education stipends: $1800.00 yearly,

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

610-447-6354Phone:


Program Web Site: www.crozer.org/CKHS/Left+Nav/Residency+and+Education/



One Medical Center Blvd

3 Central

Upland, PA 19013


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,900/ $60,900/ $63,610

One Medical Center Blvd

3 Central

Upland, PA 19013


PROGRAM NAME

Detroit Medical Center

CRIP





0444


# Staff DPMS: 140

Harper Hospital, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Sinai-Grace Hospital, Detroit Receiving Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, DMC Surgery Hospital, Beaumont Hospital, Crittenton Hospital

Medicine, General Surgery, Plastic Surg, Anesthesia, Dermatology, Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Radiology, OB/BYN, Neurosurgery, Nephrology, Orthopedic Surgery, Vascular Surg, Pediatric Orthopedics,

Section 1

CASPR #

35




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Orthopedic Trauma rotation (surgery/clinic), Orthopedic Pediatric rotation (surgery/clinic), Pain Management, Full podiatric service with foot and ankle trauma call

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Forefoot and rearfoot elective and reconstruction, trauma, diabetic limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: clerkship or visit highly recommended but not required

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORStacey B. Schwartz DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Residency Program is well integrated into the teaching hospital system. This program is designed for the self-motivated candidate who is eager to maximize their learning opportunities. Residents cover six hospitals, eight surgical facilities and 140 podiatric attendings. Clinical and surgical experience covers all aspect of foot and ankle pathology. Four resident foot and ankle clinics as well as multiple private offices are available for clinical podiatric experiences. Residents are expected to participate in the publications and lectures. There are over 1,100 residents and fellows being trained at the DMC. All rotations are coordinated with those of other specialties, and as such our residents are expected to function as equals to the allopathic residents. Our Orthopedic Trauma rotation (Level 1 trauma center), Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery rotation, Medicine, Vascular surgery and General surgery rotations are particularly strong and will provide the resident with dramatic increases in their knowledge, skills and confidence.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Resident allowance for educational activities (courses, workshops, books, etc). Available elective rotation in Mainz, Germany, or elective rotation that can be individually created.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

248-419-3550Phone:


Program Web Site: www.dmc.org/gme/podiatry



4201 St. Antoine Blvd

UHC-9C, GME Department

Detroit, MI 48201


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,709/ $52,149/ $53,589

Podiatry Residency/Dr. Schwartz, Dpm

32255 Northwestern hwy suite 110



PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Atlanta VA Medical Center

CRIP





0506


# Staff DPMS: 5

Atlanta Center for Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery, Ambulatory Laser and Surgery Center, Bakotic Pathology Associates; Century Foot Care Specialists, Austell Surgery Center

Emory University College of Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine. All medical and surgical programs

Section 2

CASPR #

36




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Busy clinical experiences ranging inclusive of wound care, pathomechanics and in-office procedures.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Diabetic limb salvage with complex forefoot/rearfoot/ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Candidates will be interviewed at CRIP with preference given to clerks. Proof of citizenship required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORNichol L. Salvo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The residency program is equipped with a busy, robust outpatient clinic with a large number of hands-on patient encounters, wound care clinic, and complex cases. The surgical experiences are of wide variety and are comprehensive, well-rounded to include foot and reconstructive rearfoot experiences. The pathology residents are exposed to is vast and makes this program unique. Rotations include foot/ankle surgery at metro surgery centers. Robust academic program to include journal club, board reviews, case defense, etc. Residents at the time of graduation are well-prepared to sit for the ABFAS and ABPM board-qualification examinations. Program contacts: Dr. Salvo - [email protected] or Dr. Murad at [email protected]


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Attendance at annual GPMA-Georgia Summit Seminar and annual Podiatry Institute Seminar, Atlanta, GA. Opportunity for research. ABPM and ABFAS in-training exams.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

404-321-6111 x206589Phone:


Program Web Site:



1670 Clairmont Road

Dept of Surgery

Decatur, GA 30033


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $47,107/ $49,724/ $52,995

1670 Clairmont Road

Dept of Surgery

Decatur, GA 30033


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Bay Pines VA Healthcare System

CRIP





0545


# Staff DPMS: 5

American Foot and Ankle Clinic of Tampa BayThe Foot and Leg Medical CenterAmbulatory Surgery Center

University of South FloridaLargo Medical CenterUniversity of Central Florida-medical students

Section 2

CASPR #

37




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Two months of each training year will be spent at local private practices to gain pediatric and practice management experience.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


There is a diverse patient population with excellent support for multidisciplinary team approach to patient care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: ACLS and CPR training will be available to obtain at the beginning of program

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


N/AFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMelissa Abercrombie DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a PMSR/RRA program that encompasses all aspects of Podiatry including forefoot/rearfoot/ankle surgery, general podiatric medicine, and wound clinic (in conjunction with the plastic surgery department). Time will also be spent with our Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation department in regards to amputation prevention as well as post amputation rehab. The Podiatry staff as well as Hospital Administration and all other rotation faculty are highly motivated in the training and education of all residents and medical students at the facility. Scheduled outside rotations (2 months out of each year) with local private practices will afford each resident practice management skills, pediatric experience, and other private practice pearls. Ten months of each year will be spent at the VA facility, which is located on an impressive 337 acres on the Gulf of Mexico with beach access 2 miles away.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

727-398-6661 ext 17517Phone:


Program Web Site:



Bldg 100, 3A, Surgery Office

10,000 Bay Pines Blvd

Bay Pines, FL 33744


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,970/ $47,466/ $50,586

Bldg 100, 3A, Surgery Office

P.O Box 5005

Bay Pines, FL 33744


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center

CRIP





0343


# Staff DPMS: 14

Condell Medical Center, Good Samaritan Hospital, Lutheran General, Elmhurst Hospital & Outpatient Surgical Center, Midwest Surgical Center, Naperville Surgical Center

Internal Medicine, Psychology, Infectious disease fellowship, No Orthopedic residents.

Section 1

CASPR #

38




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Well rounded program with a high volume in reconstructive forefoot, rearfoot & ankle surgery, sports medicine, and wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must be a U.S. Citizen to work in the Federal Government System

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJonathan D. Rouse DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center is a registered PMSR / RRA with a large diversity of patients. The site is merged with Naval Station Great lakes which provides 40,000+ potential new patients per year. There is a high clinic volume and high variety of surgical cases with a higher emphasis on reconstructive surgery, trauma surgery and sports medicine. Residents are able to follow patients pre-operatively and post-operatively for a complete surgical training regimen. All core rotations are completed at the main hospital. Surgery centers and private offices affiliated with the Residency Program.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


ACFAS Ankle Arthroscopy course is included.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No temporary

224-610-7098Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.lovell.fhcc.va.gov/



3001 N. Green Bay Road

North Chicago, IL 60064


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,566/ $52,312/ $55,765

3001 N. Green Bay Road

North Chicago, IL 60064


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0239


# Staff DPMS: 16

Multiple hospitals and surgery centers in the Greater Phoenix Valley at which residents operate with external faculty.

Surgery, Internal Medicine, Endocrinology Fellowship, cardiac fellowship, pulmonary, Pharmacology

Section 1

CASPR #

39




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Opportunity to engage in elective procedure within the Greater Phoenix area.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Complicated clinical and surgical reconstructive pathology. Strong emphasis on research. Inpatient management of complex medical and surgical patients.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *Clerkship is not required but highly recommended.Background checks and Drug Screening required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKelly Pirozzi DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


High-paced program dealing with a full variety of medical and surgical pathologies. Busy daily clinic from which residents develop superior clinical skills and their surgical cases. All residents far exceed surgical requirements. One sixth of time is spent on external podiatric surgical rotations in the Phoenix valley. Graduates have a broad experience caring for complex medical patients in both the inpatient as well as outpatient settings. Furthermore, they have significant experience with a wide variety of podiatric pathologies, wound care, podiatric surgery, and the podiatric/medical training necessary to manage any patient (or complication) encountered in podiatric practice.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Free parking, Podiatry Residency Resource, free meals during work hours

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

602-277-5551 ext 6182Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.phoenix.va.gov/careers/internships_residencies/pod_residency.asp



650 E Indian School Road (644/112)

Phoenix, AZ 85012


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,301/ $48,880/ $52,083

650 E Indian School Road (644/112)

Phoenix, AZ 85012


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System PMSR/RRA

CRIP





0336


# Staff DPMS: 5

Maxwell Air Force Base, Baptist East & South Medical Center, Montgomery; Elmore Community Hospital; Jackson Surgery Center.

Section 1

CASPR #

40




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: High Risk Foot Clinic. Active Duty Air Force patients and their dependents including children at Maxwell Air Force Base.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Well-rounded Forefoot and Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery, in-patient medical management, limb preservation and high risk foot care through podiatric medical and surgical means.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.3Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORR. Michael Whitmore DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


One of the few VA's that has a fully implemented sharing agreement with the millitary that has combined podiatry clinics from the VA and medical clinics at an Air Force medical clinic to allow veterans and active duty and their families to be treated side-by-side. Our facility is one of the very few VA's that treats children in our own clinics. Our Wound Care Foot Clinics prepare the resident for an active wound care practice. The clinic deals with high risk pre- and post-amputation patients, advanced wound technology, bioengineered tissue grafts, and limb preservation surgery. Podiatry Service at this VA is a direct-admit service and we are involved in all phases of a patients care, we have OR time on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fridays. Montgomery has a very affortable cost of living and is close to Atlanta and the Gulf beaches.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Opportunity to lecture at the AL State Association Scientific meeting each year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

334-272-4670 ext. 5510Phone:


Program Web Site: centralalabama.va.gov/careers/Podiatry_Residency.asp



Surg Serv/Pod (115-S)

215 Perry Hill Road

Montgomery, AL 36109


PMSR: 1 1

PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $44,856/ $47,348/ $50,463

PMSR/RRA: $44,856/ $47,348/ $50,463

215 Perry Hill Road

Dept of Surg (115-S)

Montgomery, AL 36109


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Charlie Norwood Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0507


# Staff DPMS: 3

Augusta University School of Medicine; Augusta Foot & Ankle, PC

General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Internal Medicine, Anesthesia, Dermatology, Family Practice, Transitional Year

Section 2

CASPR #

41




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Weekly vascular and orthopedic conferences at Augusta University School of Medicine

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


The goal of the program is for residents to develop into a well rounded compassionate podiatric physician.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. Letter of Interest;

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCharles A. Kean DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The DVA-Augusta is a well-rounded program with a strong clinical, surgical, and didactic program. In this hands-on program, our residents perform "skin to skin" procedures and have access to advanced wound care modalities. Research opportunities are available. The program is supported by specialties from both the Charlie Norwood VAMC and Augusta University School of Medicine. Our residents are also educated in billing & coding and have Private Practice rotations.

Our approach to ensuring the most well rounded experience is orderly and one of the many benefits of a "one resident per year" program. Our residents work as a team and do not have to compete for surgical or clinical experiences. 3rd year resident serves as Chief. 2nd year resident serves as Section Editor of the Georgia Podiatric Physician: the official newsletter of the GPMA. 1st year resident is trained from the start to complete all responsibilities they will inherit as they advance.

Augusta is a great place to live with a rich history, affordable living and home of the Masters Golf Tournament.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes none

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://vaww.augusta.va.gov/



Podiatry Service #22

950 15th Street

Augusta, GA 30904


PMSR: 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $44,856/ $47,348/ $50,463

Podiatry Service #22

950 15th Street

Augusta, GA 30904


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Corporal Michael J. Crescenz Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0714


# Staff DPMS: 4

Hospital of the University of PennsylvaniaTUSPM

General/Vascular Surgery, Orthopedics, Anesthesiology, ENT, Opthamology, Radiology, Interventional Radiology, Medicine, Urology

No

CASPR #

42




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Interventional Radiology, Vascular Lab, Orthotics/Prosthetics, Geriatrics, Pain Management

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Forefoot surgery, complex diabetic foot infections, wound Care/Limb Preservation. Surgical experience is hands-on and prepares residents for a successful career.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKaren Galli DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Corporal Michael Crescenz VAMC is a fully approved PMSR program. The medical center is a teaching facility associated with the University of Pennsylvania. Residents co-manage podiatric medical admissions. Residents are responsible for management of pre-operative planning, surgical procedure, and post-operative follow-up. Extensive experience in wound care; multiple wound care products and modalities available. Strong biomechanics experience, also a prosthetist on staff. Academic opportunities involve Present courseware, lectures, journal club, and presentation of scientific information at Grand Rounds. Beginning the 2019 - 2020 Academic year, a well trained and experienced podiatric rearfoot surgeon is joining our staff full time. Residents will have the opportunity to complete rearfoot surgeries not currently being done at this facility.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Residents office with individual workspaces.Present Lecture Courseware

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-823-5800 ext: 6647Phone:


Program Web Site:



Podiatry Section (112)

3900 Woodland Avenue



PMSR: 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $48,441/ $51,132/ $54,496

Podiatry Section (112)




PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Dayton VA Medical Center

CRIP





0460


# Staff DPMS: 15

Kettering Hosp, Sycamore Hosp, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Miami Valley Hosp, Miami Valley South, Grandview Hosp, Miami Valley North Surg Ctr, Upper Valley Hosp

Int Med, Orthopedic, Ophthalmology, Dermatology, Pharmacy, Psychiatry, Social Work, Optometry, Gen Surg, Dentistry, Psychology, Physical Therapy, PA, Occupational therapy, Audiology and Speech Pathology

Section 1

CASPR #

43




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot surgery, reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery, diabetic wound care/ limb salvage, Outpatient care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background check and Drug Screening required and will be done by the VA if selected for the residency. Externship recommended, Must meet all VA employment criteria.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJay A. Wenig DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residency is approved for reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery. Three positions are available each year. The program emphasizes core medical rotations with various medical sub specialties in the PGY-1 year. Reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery and limb salvage/ wound care are emphasized by participation of PGY-2 and PGY-3 residents in Kettering Hospital System, Miami Valley (Premier) Hospital System and the Upper Valley Hospital. The Miami Valley Hospital is a level one trauma center. Extensive experience will be obtained treating all types of wounds and most wound care modalities are available to include hyperbaric oxygen. Elective outside office rotations are available with local practitioners as a third year resident. Ilizarov frame reconstruction as well as total ankle replacement surgery is available through multiple practitioiners..


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Lunch is provided Monday through Friday at no charge

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

937-268-6511Phone:


Program Web Site:



Surg/Pod Sec 112P

4100 West Third Street

Dayton, OH 45428


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,921/ $48,472/ $51,661

Surg/Pod Sec 112P

4100 W Third St

Dayton, OH 45428


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles

CRIP





0111


# Staff DPMS: 18

Olive View/UCLA Medical Center.UCLA Ronald ReaganKaiser Woodland Hills

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

44




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


This is a comprehensive training facility to also include: trauma, pediatrics, women and private practice

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid Aungst DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Hospitals that the residents rotate through are DVA GLA, Olive View-UCLA Medical Center (OVMC), Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and Kaiser Woodland Hills. Residents spend the majority of time at DVA GLA and OVMC. Additional surgical and clinical experience is provided at both UCLA main campus and Kaiser Woodland Hills. Non-Podiatric rotations are primarily completed at the DVA GLA. .


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



11301 Wilshire Blvd

Bldg 500, Dept of Surgery, #10-H-2



PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,000/ $52,000/ $54,000

11301 Wilshire Blvd

Bldg 500, Dept of Surgery, #10-H-2



PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Illiana Health Care System

CRIP





0369


# Staff DPMS: 12

Carle Hospital, Presence Covenant Hospital, Christie Clinic, Foot and Ankle Specialists

Winthrop University Hospital (NY), Jamaica Hospital (NY)

Section 1

CASPR #

45




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: automobile

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

60th perecentileMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORChristopher Japour DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


VA Illiana Health Care System in Danville, Illinois offers a 3 year PMSRw/RRA residency program, approvedby the Council of Podiatric Education. Resident rotations provide a full scopeof medical training in team basedinterdisciplinary settings. Podiatricsurgical training is also provided at Carle Hospital, Franciscan Medical Center, Heart of Mary,Christie Clinic, and with Foot and Ankle Specialists. All aspects of podiatric surgery including forefoot,midfoot, & rearfoot reconstruction,Charcot reconstruction, foot & ankle trauma, limb salvage and arthroscopy are offered. Competencies are met through training in these diversefacilities. Present courseware and board review courses are alsoavailable.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

217-554-3660Phone:


Program Web Site: [email protected]



1900 East Main Street / Dept Surgery 112

Danville, IL 61832


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,866/ $47,341/ $50,957

DVA- Illiana Health Care System /Dept Surgery(

1900 East Main Street

Danville, IL 61832


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Lebanon

CRIP





0712


# Staff DPMS: 13

Geisinger Holy Spirit Hospital, Wellspan Good Samaritan Hospital and Lebanon Outpatient Surgical Center, WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital, Grandview Surgery Center

Inpatient Medicine, Psychiatry, Optometry, Opthamology, Dental, Pharmacy, Social Work

Section 2

CASPR #

46




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Preservation of the high risk foot.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Physical exam

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRichard LaTour DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The PMSR program offers the resident the medical, biomechanical and surgical skills necessary to treat the foot and ankle. The first year concentrates on the medical and biomechanical management of the foot and ankle with a concentration in diabetic and high risk limb preservation. The second and third years offer the resident a wide variety of elective surgical opportunities in surrounding community hospitals and surgical centers. There is a didactic lecture series with presentations and surgical workshops. The residents intergrate into several training experiences with the medical residents from the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical School on the University Service. The facility offers its employees both a fully equipped fitness center and a convenient day care center on the premises. The hospital is located in a family-oriented community with excellent outdoor recreational activities.

Sample Contract: Internet Site Contact Program Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No full

717-272-6621Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.va.gov/LEBANONVAMC/Podiatry_Residency.asp



1700 S Lincoln Avenue

Lebanon, PA 17042


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,856/ $47,348/ $50,463

1700 S Lincoln Avenue

Mail code 323

Lebanon, PA 17042


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - Northport and Stony Brook University

Hospital

CRIP





0808


# Staff DPMS: 13

Co-Sponsored with Stony Brook University Hospital, North Shore Surgery Center

Surgery, Internal Medicine, Endocrinology Fellowship, Neuorology, Rheumatology, Pulmonary

Section 2

CASPR #

47




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pediatrics experiences are completed at Stonybrook, Banner Desert, Desert Foot and Ankle Assts and the Northshore Surgicenter.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


High volume clinic experience averaging over 20,000 visits/yr is combined with intensive rotations. Concentration on limb salvage, Forefoot/Rearfoot & Ankle Surgery, routine and wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services. Background checks, Fingerprinting and Drug Screening required. Clerkship HIGHLY encouraged.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.50Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORWendy Young DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The DVA Northport is co-sponsored with Stony Brook University Hospital and is a residency program that offers well-rounded residency training experiences with a wealth of in and out-patient clinical care. Extensive training in diabetic limb salvage, multidisciplinary wound care, elective and non-elective surgery, biomechanical exposure, and clinical rotations all requiring active resident participation. There is exposure to forefoot and rearfoot surgery as well as trauma, RRA surgery, elective and non-elective surgery with foot and ankle MDs and DPMs as well as training on the Podopediatric patient. 3rd year residents spend 1 month in Mesa AZ at an affiliate at their own expense. Please be aware of this when applying. Residents spend their entire 1st and 2nd year at Stony Brook University. Interested students should be aware that externships are HIGHLY encouraged.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: yes


Some Dental coverage

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

631-261-4400 xt: 2063Phone:


Program Web Site: https://bit.ly/2MNbbdn



Podiatry Section (112A)

79 Middleville Road

Northport, NY 11768


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $66,611/ $70,898/ $57,794

79 Middleville Road

ATTN: 112A

Northport, NY 11768


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center - San Francisco

CRIP





0115


# Staff DPMS: 18

University of California SF, San Francisco General Hosp, Mission Peak Orthopedics.

Cardiology, Dental, Dermatology, Endocrinology, General Surgery, Geriatrics, Infectious Disease, Medicine, Neurology, Orthopedics, Pathology, Plastic Surgery, Radiology, Rheumatology, Vascular Surgery.

Section 1

CASPR #

48




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: University of California, SF - Center for Limb Preservation, SFGH Ortho Gold Team (Foot & Ankle Service), UCSF Pediatric Orthopedics, Mission Peak Orthopedics (private practice).

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Largest variety of foot and ankle surgery for any program in the Bay Area- including trauma, pediatrics, and limb salvage. Broad exposure, well rounded program with top notch affiliations.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, class rank. Clerkship is required to apply for residency.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORArman Kirakosian DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


VASF is a training institution affiliated with the University of California SF and is a high-powered residency which represents the pinnacle of podiatric training in the Bay Area. The program utilizes training resources at VASF, UCSF, and SFGH. Additional experiences include UCSF Pediatric Ortho, UCSF Center for Limb Preservation, SFGH Ortho Gold (Foot & Ankle Service) & Mission Peak Orthopedics (private practice). This year we have added Sequoia Hospital for surgical cases as well as Dr. Tom Chang in Santa Rosa and Healdsburg Hospital. Training encompasses all areas of foot and ankle surgery including trauma, pediatrics, limb salvage, advanced wound care and private practice experience. You will work side-by-side with the top surgical residents in the country from UCSF. We provides an incredibly well rounded podiatric surgery residency in San Francisco. Highly motivated and serious candidates should apply. Candidate must complete a clerkship at the program in order to apply for the program. CPME Approved PMSR/RRA 10/22/16.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


PRR logging, ABFAS in training exam. Renewal ACLS/BLS certifications provided. Meals at some sites.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

415-221-4810, x24810Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.sanfrancisco.va.gov/services/podiatry.asp



4150 Clement St

Mail Code 112

San Francisco , CA 94121


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,142/ $57,161/ $60,921

4150 Clement St

Mail Code 112

San Francisco , CA 94121


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs New Jersey Health Care System

CRIP





0635


# Staff DPMS: 59

CARES Surgicenter, Community Med Center, Essex Surgical Arts Surgery Center, Monmouth Med Center South, NYCPM, Ocean County Foot & Ankle Surgical Associates, Saint Peter's Univ Hospital, and Univ Surg

Allergy & Immuno, Cardio, Derm, Diag Rad, Dent, Endocrine, Gastro, Gen & Vasc Surg, Inf Dis, Int Med, Nephro, Neuro, Pulm, Psych, Ophth, Optometry, Ortho, Otolaryngology, Path & Lab Med, Phys Med & Rehab.

Section 2

CASPR #

49




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Training at affiliated sites includes the PinPointe FootLaser, Flash Lamp Pulsed Dye Laser, diagnostic ultrasound, and a podiatric peds/ortho rotation.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Full surgical scope – forefoot, reconstructive rearfoot & ankle including Charcot reconstruction, limb salvage, foot & ankle trauma, arthroscopy, ankle implants, and external fixation.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Minimum GPA may be waived if applicant has visited or clerked. Clerkship highly recommended. Most residents have been externs.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0 *Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJoseph G. Green DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The PMSR/RRA program provides a full scope of surgical training in ALL training years with nearly 60 surgical attendings. Extensive clinical training is also provided in wound management and limb salvage. The treatment rooms in the podiatry clinic are large, clean, and spacious, each with a computer for computerized medical records, "Dragon" dictation software, digital x-rays, internet access and the "PRESENT" lecture series. The newly renovated operating room is state-of-the-art utilizing the latest technology. Great location: 30 minutes to NYC, 45 minutes to the Jersey Shore, 90 minutes to Philadelphia, 4 hours to Boston and 4½ hours to Washington, D.C. The program is well established, stable and fully approved for eight residents by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education. Since the program’s founding in 1988, over 110 podiatry residents have been trained.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

no

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Life insurance. 13 days of annual leave and 13 days of sick leave per year. 10 days over 3 years - authorized absence for CME. Unlimited authorized absence for in-training exams, board exams, and licensing exams.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

973-676-1000 Ext. (1) 3976Phone:


Program Web Site: www.newjersey.va.gov/services/podiatry.asp



VA New Jersey Health Care System

385 Tremont Avenue (112)

East Orange, NJ 07018


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,372/ $54,226/ $57,794

VA New Jersey Health Care System

385 Tremont Avenue (112)

East Orange, NJ 07018


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Department of Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System

CRIP





0113


# Staff DPMS: 32

Stanford University Medical Center and School of Medicine

Multiple allopathic programs through Stanford University teaching affiliation

Section 1

CASPR #

50




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Multiple month rotations in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery and Orthopedic Surgery/Trauma during the PGY-3 year at Kaiser San Jose.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services if applicable. Background checks and Drug Screening required. Student clerkship is highly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORChatra Klaisri DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The VA Palo Alto Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency with the additional credential in Rearfoot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery program accepts applications from graduates of all colleges of Podiatric Medicine. The program emphasizes reconstructive foot and ankle surgery and diabetic limb salvage. Surgery is performed under the direction of a highly experienced staff of board certified physicians. Surgical and clinical experiences occur at the VA Palo Alto Hospital and Clinics, Stanford University, Kaiser Permanante Medical Center San Jose, private office locations and multiple surgery centers. The DVAMC Palo Alto residency program provides an excellent educational experience in a diversified university environment in the San Francisco Bay Area of California.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

650-493-5000 ext 67524Phone:


Program Web Site:



3801 Miranda Avenue

(112POD)

Palo Alto, CA 94304


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,152/ $57,161/ $60,921

3801 Miranda Avenue

(112POD)

Palo Alto, CA 94304


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Eastern Colorado Health Care System

CRIP





0242


# Staff DPMS: 5

Children's Hospital, Denver Health and Hospitals, Skyridge Medical Center, Memorial Hospital, Penrose St. Francis Hospital Audubon Surgery Center

All except Pediatrics & OB

No

CASPR #

51




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endovascular surgery and vascular lab rotation are part of general and vascular surgery rotation.

Children's Hospital Pediatric gait lab.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Residents learn surgery including advanced reconstructive rearfoot/ankle, enhanced clinical skills, wound care and hospital care. Residents exceed required surgical numbers in all categories.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. You will not be considered if you have not externed/clerked at the facility in the year prior to the match.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREdward Ballow DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a PMSR/RRA program with academics, surgery and clinical (inpatient/outpatient) care. The program has been active for over 40 years. This podiatric residency is based in a Veterans Affairs teaching hospital and is integrated with other allopathic residency programs with residents from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Affiliated institutions include major hospitals and multiple surgery centers in metro Denver and Colorado Springs. There is a large volume of elective, emergent and reconstructive surgery, including instruction in arthroscopy and advanced techniques. Exposure to lower extremity biomechanics, diabetic foot care and wound care is integrated into the residency. Residents sign a yearly contract.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Other insurance includes life, health/dental and disability. Professional liability coverage provided by VA while at VA and PICA for external surgery rotations. Approved paid time off for conferences.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

720-857-5575Phone:


Program Web Site: www.vadenver.net



1700 North Wheeling Street

Aurora, CO 80045


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,776/ $51,501/ $54,870

1700 North Wheeling Street

(112)

Aurora, CO 80045


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital

CRIP





0511


# Staff DPMS: 8

University of South FL Medical ClinicsPrivate Practice

DVA - Tampa Hospital is a primary teaching Hospital for the University of South Florida College of Medicine.

Section 2

CASPR #

52




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Significant hands on surgical experience in foot and ankle trauma and charcot reconstruction and TAR

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Diverse patient population allows for in-depth training in all aspects of podiatry & foot and ankle surgery with strong emphisis on ankle trauma and reconstruction

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must be a United States citizen, Background checks and Drug Screening required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 1/2Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJoshua M. Bernard DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Diverse, well rounded patient population with very busy outpatient clinic and weekly wound clinic.Unique opportunity to treat returning injured servicemen as one of four polytrauma centers in the USA for active duty military. Surgical training includes diversity and case volume in forefoot ,rearfoot and ankle reconstruction, joint relacement and trauma. Excellent clinical rotations as part of the medical college residency programs. Excellent year round weather conditions with great outdoor lifestyle.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes none

Phone:


Program Web Site:



13000 Bruce B Downs Blvd. (112)

Tampa, FL 33612


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,100/ $47,400/ $50,300

13000 Bruce B Downs Blvd. (112)

Tampa, FL 33612


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - James H. Quillen Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0360


# Staff DPMS: 5

VAMC; JCMC, E TN Surgery Center, Takoma Hospital, Holston Medical Group-

General Surgery, Int Medicine, Pathology, Optometry

Section 1

CASPR #

53




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: wound care

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Foot/Ankle Surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. *Clerkship encouraged

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert A. Alworth DPM MS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


At the V.A., externs and residents scrub all cases. There is no hierarchy to cases so that all year residents get full exposure to all levels of cases. We are located in the beautiful northeastern part of Tennessee. We are an extremely busy program with a very active clinic which provides a wide spectrum of podiatric experiences


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

no

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Authorizied Annual and Sick Leave is consistent with V.A. policy.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



James H. Quillen VAMC

Veterans Way Surg Serv (112)

Mountain Home, TN 37684


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,866/ $47,341/ $50,461

James H. Quillen VAMC

Veterans Way Surg Serv (112)

Mountain Home, TN 37684


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0112


# Staff DPMS: 7

Loma Linda University; Springwood Podiatry; Inland Surgery Center; Redlands Surgery Center; Riverside Surgery Center; Ernesto Cruz, MD (Pediatrician)

Dental and affiliated programs from Loma Linda Medical Center

No

CASPR #

54




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: PAVE (combined clinic with Vascular every Wednesday)ID (combined clinic with ID every Tuesday and Wednesday)

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Comprehensive surgical training.Interdisciplinary approach to the management of the high risk patients with lower extremity ulcers/Diabetic ulcers.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. Must have BLS/ACLS and have applied for CA Resident License prior to start.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

70% Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBrian G. Mills Sr DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Health insurance offered throgh standard Federal Employee Health Benefits. Lab Coats

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

909-825-7084 x 1031Phone:


Program Web Site:



11201 Benton St (112G)

112G

Loma Linda, CA 92357


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,766/ $53,586/ $57,111

11201 Benton St, Pod Sec

112G

Loma Linda, CA 92357


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0338


# Staff DPMS: 10

University of Illinois, Northwestern University, Bollingbrook Hospital, Ingall's Memorial Hospital, Physicians Surgery Care Center, Advocate South Suburban

Medicine, Urology, Surgery, Radiology, Infectious Disease, Anesthesiology, Vascular Surgery, Ophthalmology, Rehabilitation, Rheumatology, Plastic surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

55




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care and Limb SalvagePediatric Orthopedics Clinical Rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


A well rounded clinical and surgical exposure including limb salvage and complex foot & ankle reconstruction.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. Visitation and/or clerkship rotation strongly encouraged. CV

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLuke W. Kovatch DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is one of the premier surgical residency programs in the country with more awards won at the National Post-Graduate Research Forum than any other program. Research is an important part of our program. Many of our faculty are nationally recognized for their contributions to the field of Podiatry. Many of our faculty are frequently involved in complex cases including nerve decompression, charcot reconstruction, trauma, joint replacement, and external fixation. Members of our faculty extensively lecture throughout the United States and some even worldwide. The base hospital of this program offers a very busy, resident-run clinic with access to a significant amount of complex pathologies where our faculty encourages a profound understanding of both conservative and surgical approaches to these pathologies. This is a rare and excellent program with the diversity to give residents competence in everything from pediatric care to charcot reconstruction to ankle replacement, all under the guidance and mentorship of an accomplished and reputable faculty.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

312-569-7264Phone:


Program Web Site: www.visn12.med.va.gov/chicago/



820 S Damen Ave

Attn: Podiatry

Chicago, IL 60612


PMSR/RRA 3 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,566/ $52,312/ $55,765

820 S Damen Ave

Attn: Dept of Podiatric Surgery

Chicago, IL 60612


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Louis Stokes Cleveland Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0459


# Staff DPMS: 5

Cleveland Clinic Fairview, Metro, Trinity Hospital, Columbus VA, Bagley Surgery Center, Aultman Hospital, Summa Health System, The Surgery Center.

Dentistry, Optometry. Podiatry is the only Surgical Residency at the Cleveland VA. There is no orthopedic competition. All foot/ankle pathology is funneled to the podiatry department.

Section 1

CASPR #

56




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private practice with surgical (Summa Health and Trinity), research, office management, pediatric and marketing experience occurs during PGY-2 rotation with Dr. Jon Oliverio in Barberton, Ohio.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


High volume rear foot program focusing on Trauma, Orthoplastic, Pes Planus and Charcot reconstruction. Extensive Diabetic Limb Salvage, wound care and Comprehensive elective surg. Attending CRIP

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Externs and residents from ALL colleges desired. Non-KSUCPM students are highly encouraged to apply. This program looks to attract candidates interested in hospital based, advanced rear foot training.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0 flexibMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDanae L. Lowell DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Candidates interested in obtaining advanced rear foot trauma, orthoplastic and reconstructive training in hospital environment are encouraged to apply. The CLE VA serves as the primary referral site for all urgent, emergent, and complex foot and ankle pathology resulting in high volume Ex Fix, TAR, orthoplastic, 3-D technology, arthroscopic and various deformity correction procedures. The podiatry service is staffed by a large dedicated group of teaching faculty trained in comprehensive medical and surgical care. Residents rotate through a private practice office as well as non-VA hospitals and surgery centers for increased surgicial exposure, particularly in the areas of pediatric and elective forefoot cases. There is a well-developed comprehensive didactic program in place to encourage academic growth and research while assisting with medicine and surgery board preparation. ABPM and ABFAS in-training exams are provided every year at no expense. This program is dynamic, challenging and well rounded resulting in highly competitive comprehensive lower extremity training.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Funded Chicago Lower Extremity Surgical Foundation LEEF (external fixator)/CLESS (Surgical Symposium) courses includes tuition, meals, accommodations, and travel. Courses attended annually by all residents.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

216-791-3800 ext 5891Phone:


Program Web Site:



Louis Stokes Medical Center

10701 East Blvd, 112(W)

Cleveland, OH 44106


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,687/ $49,281/ $52,523

Louis Stokes Medical Center

10701 East Blvd, 112 (W)

Cleveland, OH 44106


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - McGuire Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0539


# Staff DPMS: 8

Medical College of Virginia

Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Neurosurgery, Neurology, Dermatology, Rehab. Medicine, Pathology, Vascular Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Anesthesiology, Urology, Pain Management.

Section 2

CASPR #

57




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: None.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery and Medicine, Diabetes and Ulcer treatment(decubitus, neuropathic and ischemic)

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


N/AFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJonathan N. Brantley DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Visits are permitted, but not mandatory. Externships are highly recommended. To arrange visits, please email all requests to Dr. Layshia T. Fowler ([email protected]).


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


None.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



Pod Sec (112H)

1201 Broad Rock Blvd.

Richmond, VA 23249


PM&S-36: 1 1

Stipends:

PM&S-36: $46,186/ $48,751/ $51,959

1201 Broad Rock Blvd

Podiatry Section 112-H

Richmond, VA 23249


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Miami VA Healthcare System

CRIP





0509


# Staff DPMS: 8

U of Miami, BUSPM, NYCPM, OCPM, SCPM, CCPM, TUSPM, CPMS, Midwestern U, Coral Springs Surg Ctr NW Med Ctr, Columbia Med Ctr, North Point Surg Ctr, Palm Beach Gardens Hosp, Palm Beach Lakes Surg Ctr

General Surgery, Orthopedics, Vascular, IM, ID, Urology, Cardiac Surgery, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Optometry, Oral Surgery, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Pharmacy

Section 2

CASPR #

58




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports Medicine, Spinal Cord Injury, Endocrinology, Pain Management

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Diabetic Wound Care, Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery, Elective Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. CV, Externship not required but HIGHLY recommended

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJimmy Trang DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


A high volume busy clinical and surgical residency training program with exposure to all aspects of podiatry, including inpatient care, wound care, trauma, and elective surgery. Residents are well integrated and respected within the hospital community. The hospital is affiliated with the University of Miami School of Medicine. Clerkship not mandatory but HIGHLY recommended.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

Phone:


Program Web Site:



1201 NW 16th St

Mail Stop 112

Miami, FL 33125


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $47,682/ $50,331/ $53,643

1201 NW 16th St

Mail Stop 112

Miami, FL 33125


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - New Mexico Veterans Affairs Health Care System and Kaiser Foundation Hospital

CRIP





0254


# Staff DPMS: 20

Co-sponsored with Kaiser Sacramento, CA; Affiliation: Presbyterian, UNM Childrens, Lovelace and NMO Surg. Center, private office for Clubfoot casting. TWO of the four PGY-3 residents will go to Kaiser

Optometry, ENT, Rotating Residents from University of New Mexico

Section 1

CASPR #

59




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pediatric Orthopaedics during second year at Carrie Tingley Childrens Hospital. Additional podiatric surgery training at outside institutions during third year and a private office rotation for Clubfoot casting.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Complex foot and ankle surgery including total ankle replacements. Trauma, reconstructive, Limb salvage, Charcot and wound care. Club foot casting.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. CORE and/or Clerkship rotation strongly recommended to be considered for residency.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper 1/3Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSarah Mele DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is co-sponsored by Kaiser Foundation Hospital- Sacramento. TWO out of 4 PGY III residents will go to Kaiser Foundation Hospital-Sacramento for the third year and the others will remain at the VA ABQ. All sites are designated as PMSR with added credential in RRA. The NM VA Healthcare System has a "sharing agreement" with Kirtland Air Force base which allows our residents to treat young active adults. The surgery schedule is also very busy and runs 3 full OR days per week with add ons as necessary. All residents share call responsibility. Podiatry covers all lower extremity trauma from our emergency department. The program is well rounded. We have a very busy clinic and there is a separate Nail Clinic ran by Nail Health Techs. The residents spend a month at Carrie Tingley Childrens Hospital. In addition, the residents rotate with 25 community DPM's including a private office rotation focusing on Ponseti clubfoot casting.

Sample Contract: Contact Program Contact Program Curriculum: At CRIP

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Heavy didactic activity to include lectures and workshops using sawbones and cadavers. Annual State Meeting. CME opportunities are available. Housing and meals are not covered.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

505-265-1711 ext.5226Phone:


Program Web Site:



1501 San Pedro Drive SE

Surgical Service 112

Albuquerque, NM 87108


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,011/ $47,507/ $50,627

Surgical Services (112)

1501 San Pedro Drive, SE

Albuquerque, NM 87108


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Orlando VA Medical Center

CRIP





0547


# Staff DPMS: 10

Nemours Children's HospitalOsceola Regional Medical CenterKissimmee Surgical Center

Section 2

CASPR #

60




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Diabetic wound care is emphasized in the first two years.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: candidate should show evidence of being self-motivated independent learner. Research experience is helpful. Aptitude and interest in biomechanics is also very helpful.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

n/aMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert D. Phillips DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This Orlando VA Medical Center (OVAMC) Podiatry program received accreditation in the Spring of 2018. The OVAMC Lake Nona Hospital has been open since 2016. The hospital is part of the 650-acre health and life sciences park known as the Lake Nona Medical City. The medical campus has 134-inpatient beds and provides acute care, complex specialty care, advanced diagnostic services, a large multispecialty outpatient clinic, and administrative and support services. The University of Central Florida and Nemours Children's Hospital are also located on the Medical City campus. The resident is scheduled for a two month rotation in the department of Orthopedics at Nemours Hospital.The resident will be an employee of the University of Central Florida College of Medicine during their 3rd year and will spend the year at the Osceola Regional Medical Center focusing on advanced surgery and trauma of the foot and ankle.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



13800 Veterans Way

Orlando, FL 32827


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,339/ $48,914/ $55,590

13800 Veterans Way

Orlando, FL 32827


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center

CRIP





0543


# Staff DPMS: 4

Salem VAMC has three active medical school affiliations with the University of Virginia, the Edward Via Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Virginia Tech Carilion

No

CASPR #

61




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services. Background checks and Drug Screening required. BLS and ACLS will be offered at the facility.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noneMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAliza M. Lee DPM, MS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Salem VA Medical Center Residency Program is a well rounded comprehensive training program based at alarge veterans hospital, which is a primary referral site for several outpatient clinics. The hospital is a full service complex medical center with adequate resources to support the educational program. The podiatry service is staffed by a large dedicated group of teaching faculty, all fully trained in comprehensive medical and surgical care of the foot and ankle. The program requires a GPA of at least 3.0 and passing of Boards Part 1 and 2 to apply.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no

noHealth Insurance:

Housing: no


Lab coats provided. Health insurance is available based on resident's choice at hiring.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



1970 Roanoke Boulevard

Salem, VA 24153


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,866/ $47,341/ $50,461

1970 Roanoke Boulevard

Salem, VA 24153


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Veterans Affairs Maryland Health Care System and Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Inc.,

Rubin Inst

CRIP





0537


# Staff DPMS: 23

Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics; DC VA Medical Center; University of Maryland Medical Center; Martinsburg, WVA VA Medical Center; Ft Meade Army Medical Center; Walter Reed National Military

General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Medicine, Vascular Surgery, Psychology, Dentistry, Ophthalmology, Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

62




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot and Ankle Reconstruction. Limb Salvage. Wound care. Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Pediatric Orthopaedics, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Successful background check and Drug Screening required. Will not be accepted if fail background check. Must meet all requirements for employment by the Veteran's Administration.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

Upper halfMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRickey Adams DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


PMSR-RR/A [36 month] residency. Rotations are Baltimore VA, Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics, University of Maryland Medical System, Washington DC VA, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Martinsburg VA. Emphasis is on the complete care of a wide range of patients in a variety of facilities. Our program emphasizes hands-on training. Special emphasis includes diabetic limb salvage and limb preservation surgery. The program has state of the art paperless medical records system as well as digital and 3D imaging technology. Successful candidates should be interested in well rounded, technologically advanced training that will prepare them for successful practice in a variety of health care settings and board certification. Our ideal candidate continually improves themselves academically and technically; is self motivated; capable of working independently to achieve a goal and work as part of a team to achieve group goals. The successful applicant must meet all of the eligibility requirements for employment by the Veteran's Administration.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

410-605-7242Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.rubininstitute.com/RIAO/PodiatricResidency.aspx



10 N Greene Street (112B)

Baltimore, MD 21201


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,852/ $52,621/ $56,083

10 North Greene Street (112B)

Baltimore, MD 21201


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Veterans Affairs New York Harbor Health Care System

CRIP





0807


# Staff DPMS: 12

Gramercy Park Surgery Center, New York, NY; Banner Desert Medical Center and Desert Foot & Ankle, P.C. Mesa, AZ

none.

Section 2

CASPR #

63




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Office Based surgical cases performed under the guidance of an affiliate

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine and SurgeryDiabetic Limb SalvageWound CareAll aspects of forefoot, trauma/rearfoot/reconstructive/ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must be an American citizen in order to work for the VABackground check & Drug Screening required, Must have registered with Selective Services. Clerkship HIGHLY recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJalu Patel DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


3 campus hospital system coupled with affiliations to an Ambulatory Surgery Center and an Arizona hospital offer an enriched, well-rounded residency educational experience. Located in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, the program maintains affiliations with a local high volume surgery center as well as Banner Desert Medical Center and Desert Foot & Ankle PC in Mesa, AZ. A 1 month rotation each resident performs peryear in Arizona offers an in-depth training experience in office management, pediatrics, trauma, as well as exposure to complex foot and ankle surgery. The Arizona rotation is mandatory and not reimbursed.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-836-6600 ext 8060Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.nyharbor.va.gov/careers/podiatry.asp



423 East 23rd Street

New York, NY 10010


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,372/ $54,226/ $57,794

423 East 23rd Street

New York, NY 10010


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - Veterans Affairs Puget Sound Health Care System

CRIP





0114


# Staff DPMS: 8

Madigan Army Medical Center: VA residents are picking up many additional MAV cases, particular trauma and Rearfoot/AnkleMulticare Rotations to be offered in 2020, to provide civilian practice experi

VAPSHCS based - Optometry, Geriatrics, Dental, Psychology, PT/OT

Univ. of Washington based residencies: Ortho, FP, Anesthesia, Gen Surg, Int Med, Vasc Surg, Gen Surg, Rehab Medicine, Urology

Section 1

CASPR #

64




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Outpatient & inpatient care, outpatient & inpatient foot/ankle surgery, wound care, podogeriatrics. Expansion of Trauma, Sports Medicine

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Background checks and Drug Screening required. MUST be a US citizen and have registered for Selective Service if qualified for registration to be hired . Documentation of both is required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKerry Sweet DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Established for over 30 years and was approved for conversion to RRA Certificate program in 2016/2017. Successful CPME Residency Site - Review completed October 2018 with full 6-year approval and accolades for the attending and institutional support for our residency program. Program is based in VA Puget Sound, both the Seattle and American Lakes Division (Tacoma), with rotations at Madigan Army Medical Center, which recently closed their own residency program that had a large trauma and Rearfoot/Ankle focus with the large military population. We are starting a new rotation with MultiCare in Tacoma, to provide a "civilian practice" experience for our residents. Major clinical and OR changes are planned, to further enhance the educational experience overall, to include adding more surgeons to further increase OR numbers and diversity of cases, restructuring the clinical environment to refocus the clinical training experience to maximize the educational value, and continue to improve the dedicated 1/2 day of academics (Every Wednesday from 8AM - 1130AM) that are performed weekly.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Registration fees waiver for annual Washington State Podiatric Med. Assc. Seminar

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

206-768-5388Phone:


Program Web Site:



VAPSHCS-Seattle Division #0114

1660 S. Columbian Way (S-112-POD)

Seattle, WA 98108


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,643/ $51,345/ $54,723

VAPSHCS-Seattle Division #0114

1660 S. Columbian Way (S-112-POD)

Seattle, WA 98108


PROGRAM NAME

DVA - William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Affairs Hospital

CRIP





0362


# Staff DPMS: 16

Madison Surgery Center,Meriter Hospital, Watertown Memorial Hospital, Mercy Walworth Hospital, Unviersity of Wisconsin Medical Center,Fort Atkison Hospital, Marshfield Clinic

none.

No

CASPR #

65




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Complete Podiatric Medical and Surgical Training

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. Clerkship required for consideration of Interview, special exemptions may be possible.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTracy Ellington DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency with the added credential in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery with affiliations in Madison, Watertown,Fort Atkinson, Lake Geneva,Wisconsin. Clerkship required for resident consideration. Housing available through University of Wisconsin, email program for more information. Program offers comprehensive madatory rotations with Marshfield Clinic in orthopedic trauma, pediatric orthopedics, Ilizarov fixation and complex rearfoot and ankle reconstruction.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



William S Middleton VA Hospital

2500 Overlook Terrace

Madison, WI 53705


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,866/ $47,341/ $50,461

William S Middleton VA Hospital

2500 Overlook Terrace

Madison, WI 53705


PROGRAM NAME

DVA- Southern Arizona Veterans Affairs Health Care System

CRIP





0240


# Staff DPMS: 4

We are affiliated with 16+ institutions and private practices in the Tucson metro area.

No

CASPR #

66




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Graduate a well-rounded, compassionate and competent podiatric surgeon.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Background checks and Drug Screening required. Clerkship is preferred. ACLS must be up to date when residents start PGY 1.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJAMES F. DANCHO DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We emphasize the training of a well-qualified podiatric surgeon, competent in all aspects of podiatric medical and surgical care. Throughout the three year program, residents are treated with respect and as professionals. Our residency is developed around the concepts of critical thinking, decision making, and increased responsibility. Tremendous opportunites exist for podiatric research. Publication in a peer-reviewed journal is required for graduation. Extensive wound care experience is available. Attendings are dedicated to teaching and provide one-on-one instruction. Externs encouraged to apply.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


ABFAS in-training exam. ABPM in-training exam.BLS and ACLS certification. CITI TRAINING for research

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes none

520-792-1450 ext 2957Phone:


Program Web Site:



SAVAHCS Dept 2-112B Attn: PODIATRIC SURGERY

3601 South 6th Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85723


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,167/ $47,676/ $50,813

SAVAHCS Dept 2-112B ATTN: PODIATRIC

3601 South 6th Avenue

Tucson, AZ 85723


PROGRAM NAME

East Jefferson General Hospital

CRIP





0358


# Staff DPMS: 15

St. James Parish Hosp, Houma Outpt Surgery Ctr, Touro Infirmary, St Tammany Hosp, Advanced Surgery Ctr of Metairie, Advanced Surgical Care of Baton Rouge, Orthopedic Surgery Ctr, etc

Family Practice

Section 1

CASPR #

67




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podiatry office rotations

Orthopedics: yes


Outpatient Clinic: no

Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgical, wound care and overall competence

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: helps to do clerkship if all are equal after interviews. students whom have visited or clerked at hosp will have advantage.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDarek L. Guichard DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


wide variety of training in multiple surgical settings as first assistant rarely do two residents scrub same case, less than 1% of time, multiple outside rotations as noted above, friendly podiatric staff no pimping or abuse - just teaching.

Sample Contract: At CRIP Contact Program Curriculum: At CRIP

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Childcare reimbursement

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

504-835-1849Phone:


Program Web Site: ejgh.org



4200 Houma Boulevard

Metairie, LA 70006


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,500/ $49,500/ $52,000

401 Veterans Boulevard

Suite #207

Metairie, LA 70005


PROGRAM NAME

East Liverpool City Hospital

CRIP





0465


# Staff DPMS: 31

ELCH, St. EZ, TMH, St. Joe's, St. Joe's Surgery Center, Canfield Surgery Center, Southwoods Surgery Center, Orthopedic Surgery Center, Trumbull Surgery Center, Salem Hospital & Trinity Health Systems

Internal Medicine, Family Practice

Section 1

CASPR #

68




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports medicine clinic Orth Plastic., Vascular

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Preparing the resident for National Boards and management of both inpatient and outpatient care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Pass NBPME boards 1 & 2.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence DiDomenico DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Excellent surgical training with high volume (approximately 750 cases) and high quality procedures (scopes, ex fix, TAR, Charcot recon, etc). Great relationship with orthopedic surgeons. Primary attendings include fellowship-trained foot and ankle surgeons (MD and DPMs). Daily morning didactics including book club and radiology conference. Weekly academics including occasional workshops and wet labs. Monthly journal club and case presentations. High emphasis on research. Good exposure to wound care as we are affiliated with three hospital-based wound healing centers. We are looking for hard-working team players that blend well. CRIP interviews are social.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


1. $1,500 medical education stiffen 2.. Paid Time off (PTO) 15 days first year and 18 second and third

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

330-386-2791Phone:


Program Web Site: ELCH.org



425 West Fifth St.

Podiatry Dept.attn: Diane Morgan

East Liverpool, OH 43920


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,000/ $49,000/ $50,000

East Liverpool City Hospital

425 West Fifth St.

East Liverpool, OH 43920


PROGRAM NAME

Eastern Virginia Medical School

CRIP





0540


# Staff DPMS: 10

Childrens Hospital of the Kings Daughters, Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, Sentara Leigh Memorial Hospital, Sentara Princess Anne Hospital, Sentara Ambulatory Care Clinic

Family,Internal &Emergency Med, Surgery, Geriatrics, Ob/Gyn, Ophthralmology, Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics, Plastic & Vascular Surgery, Psychiatry, Radone, Radiology, Urology,

Section 2

CASPR #

69




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: General Surgery, Geriatrics, Psychiatry

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Program utilizes the clinical excellence of EVMS faculty through extensive surgical & academic training. The resident will develop a strong level of competence through the quality faculty involvement

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Immunization record

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPatrick S. Agnew DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The mission of Eastern Virginia Medical School's Podiatric Residency is to provide the highest quality of care to patients, while providing the highest caliber of podiatric surgery training and education in an academic and clinical environment. Each resident develops a strong level of competence through the quality involvement of the EVMS faculty. Our program exposes residents to an extraordinarily wide variety of patients and pathologies of the foot and ankle. Comprehensive competencies are presented to our residents for their mastery. Residents are trained in both surgical and academic settings.Through 25 years of experience, the director, Dr. Patrick Agnew, provides residency training ranging from care of infants and children to adults. He is on the national Advisory Network for Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation, and is experienced in rare connective tissue disorders. Dr. Agnew is the pediatric editor of the Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery. Dr. Agnew’s knowledge and experience allows him to educate the residents of conservative and surgical management of the F&A.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Pager or Phone allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

757-635-0784Phone:


Program Web Site: www.evms.edu



ATTN: Kathleen McGee

6477 College Park Square, Suites 106

Virginia Beach, VA 23464


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,689/ $56,197/ $57,702

ATTN: Kathleen McGee

6477 College Park Square, Suites 106

Virginia Beach, VA 23464


PROGRAM NAME

Emory Decatur Hospital

CRIP





0523


# Staff DPMS: 25

Emory Hillandale Hospital, Eastside Medical Center, Ankle and Foot Centers of GA

none.

Section 2

CASPR #

70




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Charity clinic for podiatry which is conducted by the residents.Wound center and two other podiatry clinics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma, Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery for children and adults, Limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visiting the program is encouraged if an externship month cannot be performed.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Emory Decatur HospitalPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJoshua J. Mann DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The podiatry staff of Emory Decatur Hospital is composed of some of the foremost educators in the profession. Residents are exposed to patients with a large diversity of pathologies and approaches to treatment. We cover a large number of trauma cases from 3 different emergency departments. The hospital experience is supplemented with office clinics and in a charity clinic which is covered by the residents as well as a wound clinic.

We believe that the quality of the educational experience of this program is reflected in the success of many of our graduates. Numerous graduates of the program have served the profession in a variety of ways, including full time faculty members of some of the colleges of podiatric medicine, leadership roles in state societies, the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, as well as being recognized authors and lecturers.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Residents participate in the lecture series provided by the Podiatry Institute through out the country and have cadaver workshops 10 times a year in Atlanta. We also sponsor resident courses on site.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes none

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: https://www.dekalbmedical.org/residencies-and-schools/podiatry-residency



Joslyn McLain, Medical Staff Services

2701 North Decatur Road, Rm #2758

Decatur, GA 30033


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,232/ $51,771/ $53,332

Joslyn McLain, Medical Staff Services

2701 North Decatur Road, Rm #2758

Decatur, GA 30033


PROGRAM NAME

Englewood Hospital and Medical Center

CRIP





0636


# Staff DPMS: 26

Metropolitan Surgical CenterJewish Home at RockleighRockland-Bergen Surgical CenterNorth Hudson Community Action Clinic

Internal Medicine, General Surgery,Vascular Fellowship, Ob-Gyn

Section 2

CASPR #

71




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Clinic meets bi-monthly Wound Healing Center meets weekly at hospital

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Well rounded surgical program in a community setting mixed with urban medical care. Strong interaction with medical specialties and residents.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Englewood Hospital & Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJeffrey M. Cohen DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Three Year PMSR/RRA surgical program emphasizing inter-disciplinary, community based practice. All facets of foot and ankle surgery and diabetic foot care and wound care. Exposure to orthopedic cases as well as all other allopathic specialties. Good case numbers and diversity. Excellent teaching facility with strong involvement by the residents.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*Meals are at a discount.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

201-568-0033Phone:


Program Web Site: www.ehmchealth.org



350 Engle Street

North Annex - Room 4833

Englewood, NJ 07631


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,488/ $57,781/ $60,632

350 Engle Street

North Annex - Room 4833

Englewood, NJ 07631


PROGRAM NAME

Florida Hospital East Orlando

CRIP





0514


# Staff DPMS: 16

Orlando HealthMillenia Surgery CenterPark Place Surgery CenterAmbulatory Ankle and Foot CenterSame Day SurgiCenter of OrlandoOrlando Orthopedic Surgery Center

Family Practice MD and DO, FP/NMM Integrated, General Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Colon and Rectal Surgery, Advanced Robotic Urology Residency, Radiology Residency, NMM +1 Residency, Gyn/Onc

Section 2

CASPR #

72




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: None.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


None.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:NAPayable To:

NAFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGerald (Jay) B. Bornstein DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Thirty-six month program with extensive training in elective forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle surgery, with a high volume of foot and ankle trauma, diabetic limb salvage, and foot and ankle reconstructive surgery with the application of both internal and external fixation devices. Additional ten months of surgical and medical rotations: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Infectious Diseases, Anesthesiology, Radiology, and Pathology. Comprehensive clinical training in hospital patient management and outpatient treatment. Fifty-two weeks of Emergency Room foot and ankle trauma call. Opportunity for International AO fellowship training.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.fhgme.com



I

Orlando, FL 32822


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,500/ $54,500/ $56,500

I

Orlando, FL 32822


PROGRAM NAME

Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Center

CRIP





0120


# Staff DPMS: 20

Fountain Valley SurgicenterOrange Coast Memorial HospitalOrange Coast Surgicenter

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

73




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinolgy as a rotation has been added to comply with PMSR. Outpatient Advanced Wound Care with HBO on campus.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Hands on Training.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None. As a resident will be spending 3 years at the Program, an applicant is encouraged to visit but is not required to visit the Program but is not limited to their 4 years in podiatry school.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBenedict Y. Ching DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Program is currently on probation by CPME following on site visit. PROGRAM IS SUBMITTING REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION TO CPME. PROGRAM HAS NO INTENTION OF WITHDRAWING. CPME requires following verbage for all applicants until probation is lifted.

As required by CPME, the PMSR/RRA sponsored by Fountain Valley Regional Hospital and Medical Center is approved on a probationary basis by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education. Probation indicates that a residency is in noncompliance with the Council’s standards and requirements for approval to the extent that the quality and effectiveness of the residency are in jeopardy. The PMSR/RRA is a candidate for withdrawal of approval, effective July 1, 2020. The Council is an independent, specialized accrediting agency that provides accreditation and approval services for the American Podiatric Medical Association.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Stipends reflect fair market value and are adjusted yearly.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

714-861-4637Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



17100 Euclid Avenue

Fountain Valley, CA 92708


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,800/ $48,700/ $50,600

18111 Brookhurst Street

Suite 3400

Fountain Valley, CA 92708


PROGRAM NAME

Franciscan Health Hammond/Dyer and Midwestern University Arizona School of Podiatric

Medicine

CRIP





0352


# Staff DPMS: 14

Franciscan Health Dyer and Hammond, Franciscan Health Munster,Franciscan Health Olympia Fields, Franciscan Same Day Surgery Center, and St. Anthony Hospital Crown Point and Franciscan Point surgery ce

None

No

CASPR #

74




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Exposure to multiple practice settings including private practice and Hospital run. Residents are exposed to multiple wound centers within the hospital and various academic courses.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


1. Reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle.2. Developing clinical and diagnostic skills in the office and hospital3. Trauma of the foot and ankle.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: no

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

Top 50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn Rachoy DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is located in Northwest Indiana approximately 35 minutes from downtown Chicago. As the only full time residents at Franciscan Health Hammond and Dyer Hospitals the residents are able to scrub all cases as a first assist, regardless of specialty. The surgical exposure is complete and extensive, including rearfoot reconstruction, external fixation, basic orthopedic trauma, ankle arthroscopy, diabetic limb salvage, forefoot deformity surgery, and sports medicine injuries. Podiatry is integrated as part of orthopedics. Podiatry cases and lower extremity orthopedic cases are covered during podiatry surgery rotations. There are two residents selected each year for a total number of six residents. Clinical experience is also emphasized as you workup, diagnose, and treat patients in clinic. Residents spend one on one clinical time with attendings in private practice settings weekly. Academics are completed monthly including topic specific study and presentations, case reviews, and journal club.Visits and externships are recommended.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Access to Midwestern University library and facilities. Staff available to help develop and write research.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



24 Joliet St

Dyer, IN 46311


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,916/ $53,560/ $55,972

24 Joliet St

Dyer, IN 46311


PROGRAM NAME

Franciscan Health System-St Francis Hosp

CRIP





0121


# Staff DPMS: 34

St Francis Hospital, St. Joseph Medical Center, St. Anthony Hospital, St. Clare Hospital, St Elizabeth Hospital, Highline Hospital, Harrison Medical Center

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

75




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: External Fixation Classes, Regional Topic Review, Cadaver/Biomechanics Lab.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery and foot and ankle trauma; limb salvage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: ACLS & CPR will be required once here.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.25Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:St Francis HospitalPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCraig Clifford DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residents logging > 350 procedures per year. A large percentage of these procedures involve reconstruction and trauma in the rearfoot and ankle. Diverse, large group of attending staff including many rearfoot and ankle qualified or certified staff members. Ten active committee members. Sports Medicine Rotation also required. Residents are required to give scientific presentations at regional meetings.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME includes orthopedic learning center courses and many with IFAF previously NWPF (locally), Research includes ACFAS Poster. Lab Coats provided

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

253-944-4177Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.chifranciscan.org/about-us/podiatry-residency-program.html



34509 9th Ave S., Ste 306

Federal Way, WA 98003


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,580/ $55,402/ $57,532

34509 9th Ave S., Ste 306

Attn: Bernadette Pryor

Federal Way, WA 98003


PROGRAM NAME

Geisinger-Community Medical Center

CRIP





0708


# Staff DPMS: 38

Geisinger Health System, Northeast Surgery Center, Rubin Institute for Advanced Ortho at Sinai Hospital, Regional Hospital Surgery Center of Scranton

Section 2

CASPR #

76




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: 2nd year Residents complete a rotation at Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics at Sinai Hospital in Maryland.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma, rearfoot reconstructive surgery, charcot reconstructive surgery, forefoot surgery and wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Incoming Residents are expected to attend hospital wide orientation in the middle of June. Orientation schedules are emailed after residency match.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREllianne . Nasser DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Geisinger Community Medical Center is a PMSR/RRA certified program involved in all facets of podiatric medicine and surgery. Residents rotate with all specialties and implement wound care practices and Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy in a hospital based wound care center. Strong surgical skills are enforced with excellent guidance from staff Attendings in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery including Charcot reconstruction, rearfoot and forefoot procedures, ankle arthroscopy, Ilizarov frames, limb salvage, and trauma. Private practice and hospital based clinics are included in the curriculum encompassing all aspects of podiatric medicine. Residents experience a strong focus on pediatric pathology and deformity correction during a rotation at the Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Research and education remains a priority as residents continue to present research at national conferences and publish in multiple print medias each year. An externship is strongly recommended however, not required to be considered as an applicant.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*On-Call Meal Allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

570-703-8146Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.geisinger.edu/education/residencies-fellowships/residencies/podiatry-resi



Attn: Tina Leiby

1800 Mulberry Street

Scranton, PA 18510


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,036/ $60,443/ $63,000

Geisinger Community Medical Center (Attn: Tina

1800 Mulberry Street

Scranton, PA 18510


PROGRAM NAME

Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center

CRIP





0850


# Staff DPMS: 36

St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center, Peconic Bay Medical Center, HRH Health Center (Martin Luther King Jr. Community Health Center, Brentwood Health Center) St. Charles Hospital

Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, OB/GYN fellowships/ PMR

Section 2

CASPR #

77




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Cadaver dissection/workshops

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Clinical & surgical skills, continuing education, research and publications

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: NA

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBruce McLaughlin DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our residency places a large emphasis on academics. Weekly journal clubs, online lectures, guest lectures, cadaver workshops, case presentation and grand rounds comprise our didactic schedule. Our residents attend outside podiatric lectures and participate in programs offered by the New York College of Podiatric Medicine and other surrounding Metro NY institutions. By the completion of the third year, each resident is expected to have completed a case presentation and/or a paper of publishable quality.Having a large podiatric attending staff provides residents with a multitude of surgical cases and procedures. In addition, the podiatry service has an excellent working relationship with the Department of Orthopaedics affording our residents the opportunity to assist on a great majority of surgical cases including all foot and ankle trauma.

Sample Contract: Contact Program At CRIP Curriculum: At CRIP

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Reimburse for licensure for their PGY-2 and PGY-3 years, surgical boards, a $2400 stipend towards housing, and $900 in CME credits ($1900 in the final year of residency) (included in salary).

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

631-376-4163Phone:


Program Web Site: https://goodsamaritan.chsli.org/podiatric-residency-program



1000 Montauk Highway

West Islip, NY 11795


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $66,400/ $69,400/ $72,400

1000 Montauk Highway

West Islip, NY 11795


PROGRAM NAME

Grant Medical Center

CRIP





0461


# Staff DPMS: 55

none.

Family Practice; Neurosurgery. Fellowships in Colon/Rectal Surgery; Geriatrics; Sports Medicine; Trauma; Orthotrauma; Breast Surgery; Hospital Medicine; SICU

Section 1

CASPR #

78




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Vascular Medicine and Electives in Research or Sports Medicine.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgical reconstruction of the foot, ankle and leg. Well rounded, multi-disciplinary surgical. 24 hour access to in-hospital cadaver lab.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: REQUIRED: Email program-Letter of Intent (why interested in program); Rank from school if not in CASPR; 1 Rec Ltr from prior job or volunteer activity. We do NOT sponsor visas.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORChristopher F. Hyer DPM, MS, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Clerkship not required. IMPORTANT: Anyone who has participated in or completed a CPME approved residency is NOT eligible. IMPORTANT: We do not sponsor visas.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Malpractice tail coverage; dental/vision/disability/life insurances; 403b; ACFAS and fitness center memberships; training license reimbursement; parking; lab coats; recruiting assistance; concierge service

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

614-566-9041Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.ohiohealth.com/surgicalpodiatryresidencygrant



111 South Grant Avenue

Medical Education Department

Columbus, OH 43215


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,538/ $55,640/ $57,242

111 South Grant Avenue


Columbus, OH 43215


PROGRAM NAME

Gundersen Clinic, Ltd. - Gundersen Health System and Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center,

Inc. - Gunde

CRIP





0363


# Staff DPMS: 7

none.

Bariatric Surgery Fellowship, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Hematology/Oncology Fellowship, General Surgery, Oral Surgery, Pharmacy, Sports Medicine, Transitional Year

Section 1

CASPR #

79




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


To train podiatric physicians who are excellent clinicians & understand science behind surgical procedures.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: n/a

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid M. Dawson DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Three year program leading to eligibility for certification examination by the ABPS. Blends inpatient and outpatient experiences to closely resemble the practice of podiatric physicians. Two entry-level positions available. Faculty has a strong committment to teaching, as does the whole institution. Our focus is to train podiatric physicians who are excellent clinicians and understand the basic science behind surgical procedures. Located in beautiful Western Wisconsin on the banks of the Mississippi River. Many sporting and cultural activities available year-round.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


none.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

608-775-2961Phone:


Program Web Site: www.gundersenhealth.org/web/meded/podiatry.nsf



Attn: Johanna Berg, Coordinator

1900 South Avenue - C03-006A

LaCrosse, WI 54601


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,500/ $61,500/ $63,500

1900 South Avenue

Mail Stop C03-006A

LaCrosse, WI 54601


PROGRAM NAME

Hackensack Meridian Health Palisades Medical Center

CRIP





0649


# Staff DPMS: 18

Hackensack Surgery CenterMalo Surgery Center

Section 2

CASPR #

80




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Palisades Wound Care Center ( 2 HBO Chambers)Outpatient Community Clinics (North Hudson Community Action Centers)

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Create a challenging 3 year all encompassing experience in medicine and surgery with emphasis on podiatric surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None at this time

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDemetrios Econopouly DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Beautifully situated on the Hudson River overlooking the west side of Manhattan, Hackensack Meridian Health-Palisades offers a unique podiatric residency experience within an institution that also has residents in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, and General Surgery. Though our residents have formal rotations in IM and Gen Surg, podiatric residents are welcome to rotate with any of the other programs during their elective months. I encourage anyone that wants a challenging and rewarding podiatric program to visit and Palisades will not disappoint.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



7600 River Road

North Bergen, NJ 07047


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,490/ $57,487/ $59,556

7600 River Road

North Bergen, NJ 07047


PROGRAM NAME

HCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood

CRIP





0258


# Staff DPMS: 55

Affiliated with more than 25 facilities including hospitals and surgery centers

Section 1

CASPR #

81




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Program learning center with wet lab fully equipped for forefoot, rearfoot & ankle procedures on cadaveric specimens including arthroscopy. Each resident receives three cadaveric limbs per year.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Heavy surgical volume in forefoot, rearfoot/ankle, orthopedic, general, vascular, and plastic surgery. The program also offers a complete clinical experience.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: All residents must have TDLR License, and all required paperwork turned in by the start date. All residents must have valid Texas drivers license.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJorge A. Matuk DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program is approved PMSR/RRA.Program maintains a surgical wet lab that is fully equipped for forefoot, rearfoot & ankle procedures on cadaveric specimens. This includes full arthroscopy capabilities and fluoroscopy. Each resident receives three cadaveric limbs per year to enhance surgical skills, a personal set of surgical instruments. Residents will participate in the clinical case conference webcast which is moderated by faculty. All residents receive memberships to national, state, and local podiatric medical associations as well as ACFAS/ACFOAM. Select residents may have the opportunity to attend microsurgical training and ACFAS learning center courses. The program offers extensive rotations and faculty consists of many ABFAS/ABPOPPM Board Certified podiatrists. Program Library has latest podiatric, orthopedic medicine texts and journals. Past graduates hold leadership roles in many state and national organizations. This creates a networking opportunity for post residency employment.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Each resident will have individual access to the Podiatry Residency Resource. ACFAS, APMA, TPMA dues are also covered.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

281-597-1630Phone:


Program Web Site: www.gtef.org



c/o Greater Texas Education Foundation

12121 Richmond Avenue, Suite 417

Houston, TX 77082


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $41,000/ $43,000/ $45,000


12121 Richmond Avenue, Suite 417

Houston, TX 77082


PROGRAM NAME

HCA Houston Healthcare West

CRIP





0263


# Staff DPMS: 65

Affiliated with aproximately 25 facilities including hospitals and surgery centers

The West Houston Medical Center Program works in conjunction with the Kingwood Medical Center Program

Section 1

CASPR #

82




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Program learning center with wet lab fully equipped for forefoot, rearfoot & ankle procedures on cadaveric specimens including arthroscopy. Each resident receives three cadaveric limbs per year.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Heavy surgical volume in forefoot, rearfoot/ankle, orthopedic, general, plastic surgery. The program also offers a complete clinical experience.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: All residents must have TDLR License, and any other required material at start date. All residents must have valid Texas drivers license.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSamuel S.. Mendicino DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program is approved PMSR/RRA.

Past graduates hold leadership roles in many state and national organizations. This creates a networking opportunity for post residency employment. We have alumni located throughout the entire USA and Puerto Rico. Many of the graduates are recruited by large podiatric, orthopedic, and multi-specialty groups. All interviews shall occur on the dates established by the national resident application matching service. Each candidate granted an interview will be interviewed individually (Could be done individually or in a group setting) on academic and social skills. Call-back interviews may occur and could be an individual or group setting. Each final candidate will be assessed and ranked by the individual interviewers and final rankings are established by group consensus. Curriculum is available to candidates upon request.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Each resident will have individual access to Podiatry Residency Resource. In addition, dues for TPMA, APMA, ACFAS, ACFOAM are provided by the residency program.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

281-597-1630Phone:


Program Web Site: www.gtef.org




12121 Richmond Ave, Suite 417

Houston, TX 77082


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $41,000/ $43,000/ $45,000


12121 Richmond Ave, Suite 417

Houston, TX 77082


PROGRAM NAME

HealthAlliance Hospital

CRIP





0801


# Staff DPMS: 14

none.

none.

No

CASPR #

83




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Surgery with extensive surgical opportunities in the area of forefoot, rearfoot and ankle

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Transportation

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:HealthAlliance Medical Staff Office Payable To:

NOFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael Keller DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The HealthAlliance Hospital's Broadway Campus Podiatric Residency Program provides training in all the core competencies, including working in the Wound Center two days per week throughout residency. Our program provides the unique opportunity of working one on one with board certified physicians throughout the resident’s respective training. The program is located in the Hudson Valley area of NY and is two hours north of NYC and one hour south of the Albany by car. The area provides a wide berth of activities including a vast array of outdoor activities such as hiking, boating; sports; county fairs and festivals; wine tasting; skiing; horse shows; concert venues, restaurants of all culinary delights etc.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Dental and Vision are available for purchase by the resident.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

845-943-6014Phone:


Program Web Site: www.hahv.org



396 Broadway

Kingston, NY 12401


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,179/ $53,856/ $56,488

396 Broadway

Kingston, NY 12401


PROGRAM NAME

HealthPartners Institute/Regions Hosp

CRIP





0248


# Staff DPMS: 13

TRIA Orthopedics, University of Minnesota Medical Center-Fairview, Methodist Hospital, St. Luke's Hospital

Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Plastic Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Anesthesiology, Medical Imaging, Hand Surgery.

Section 1

CASPR #

84




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology, Practice Management, Interventional Pain Management

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot and ankle reconstructive surgery, trauma, limb salvage, plastic surgical technique, in-patient and out-patient Podiatric Medicine, research and publications.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Class Rank, photo

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTroy J. Boffeli DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Three entry level positions for the Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency (PMSR with added RRA certificate) are available to graduates from all colleges. A well rounded clerkship is available and visitors are welcome. Please call to speak to our residents if you are unable to visit. Regions Hospital is a Level One Trauma Center affiliated with the University of Minnesota. The majority of training occurs at the hospital, HealthPartners Same Day Surgery Center and HealthPartners Specialty Center. Daily travel between these sites is less than 1 mile. The Foot and Ankle Surgery/Podiatry Service is very active and integrated with the Emergency Department, Trauma Service, Wound Program, Orthopaedics, Plastic Surgery, and Inpatient Medical Services. Residents are respected as a vital part of our Foot and Ankle Team. Please visit the program website at: https://www.healthpartnersohpe.com/programs/medical-residencies/foot-and-ankle-surgery-residency-program/ for additional information.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Life insurance, health insurance, dental insurance, long-term disability, short-term disability, parking, on-call meals.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

651-254-2864Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.healthpartnersohpe.com/programs/medical-residencies/foot-and-ankle-s



640 Jackson Street

Office of Health Professional Education, Mail Stop

St. Paul, MN 55101


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,529/ $59,441/ $61,352

640 Jackson Street

Office of Health Professional Education, Mail Stop

St. Paul, MN 55101


PROGRAM NAME

Hennepin Healthcare

CRIP





0249


# Staff DPMS: 9

United Hospital, Abbott Northwestern, Allina Health, Woodwinds Surgery Center, High Pointe Surgery Center

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry, Emergency Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery,

Section 1

CASPR #

85




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Clubfoot treatments (Ponseti technique) and clubfoot surgery performed by this service at HCMC.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Surgical & medical care of all foot and ankle deformities, diabetic limb salvage, and Level 1 Trauma Center surgical cases.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Please e-mail CV and cover letter of interest to: [email protected]

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 1/2Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMindy Benton DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


HCMC offers a three year Podiatric Medicine and Surgery residency program with Rearfoot Reconstructive and Ankle Surgery (PMSR/RRA). The residency will take 2 residents per year. Residents have been selected from many podiatric medical schools. Student externs who function well obviously have an advantage in the application process. The overall goal of the training program is to facilitate the acquisition of the essential training resources required to sit for board qualification in Foot Surgery as well as RRA Surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery (ABFAS). Minnesota's longest running and largest residency program is based at HCMC, a Level I Trauma Center, located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. The program is affiliated with other large multi-specialty clinics and hospitals in the Twin Cities area to offer a diverse patient population for the learning experience. All staff members are Board Qualified or Board Certified by ABPS. Please feel free to email any questions and remember to send supplemental applications materials to: [email protected].


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Poster presentation at ACFAS Scientific Meeting in PGY3 yearAO basic and advanced training courses

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.hcmc.org



701 Park Avenue South

Department of Surgery

Minneapolis, MN 55415


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,248/ $57,633/ $59,554

701 Park Avenue South

Department of Surgery

Minneapolis, MN 55415


PROGRAM NAME

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital

CRIP





0446


# Staff DPMS: 30

none.

Emergency Medicine; Family Medicine; Internal Medicine; OB/GYN; General Surgery; Orthopedics; Psychiatry; Pediatrics; ENT; Urology

Section 1

CASPR #

86




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Strong Didactic Training. strong clinical training

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBrian G. Loder DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our program boasts a large diverse surgical volume and an extensive academic curriculum. In past five years, residents graduated with two and half times the minimal requirements set by the CPME. Our program has a very diverse case load. Residents can expect close to three times the minimum requirements in RRA procedures. Our academic curriculum includes weekly lectures, monthly journal club, Mann review, monthly research forum, and live case presentations. Our residents are treated like traditional Osteopathic residents during the medical and surgical rotations. Our program provides an extensive amount of clinical exposure. Residents spend one day a week at the hospital-based wound care center.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME Allowance: $300/300/1250

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.henryfordmacomb.com



15855 19 Mile Road

Clinton Township, MI 48038


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $556,413/ $58,514/ $60,615

43391 commons dr

Clinton Twp, MI 48038


PROGRAM NAME

Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital

CRIP





0447


# Staff DPMS: 30

Henry Ford Fairlane, Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital, Henry Ford Brownstown, Henry Ford Hospital Detroit

OB-GYN, Family Practice,Emergency Medicine, General Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

87




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery, Practice Management, Wound care

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Balance of forefoot and rearfoot surgery with emphasis on most common procedures. Residents scrub all foot and ankle cases with Podiatric and Orthopedic surgeons. Participate in Wound care center

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, *Letters of Recommendation should not be from podiatric medical school faculty.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAhmad R. Farah DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We are a comprehensive three year program (PMS/RRA) providing a well rounded educational experience. Our residents complete the program with well balanced surgical, medical, and practice management skills that helps to serve as a basis for a successful transition into group or private practice. Our residents have the added advantage of scrubbing all orthopedic and podiatric foot and ankle cases creating an unique perspective. The resident also has an opportunity to serve a medical mission to an underserved area of the world for one week if they so desire. Residents staff several resident run clinics to gain valuable experience in evaluating, treating and following patients on their own with supervision from attending podiatrists as needed.

Sample Contract: At CRIP At CRIP Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Podiatry Residency Resource logging, PRESENT on-line lecture series.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.henryfordwyandotte.com



2333 Biddle Avenue

Wyandotte, MI 48192


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,413/ $58,514/ $60,615

Farah Podiatry Associates

2105 West Road

Trenton, MI 48183


PROGRAM NAME

Heritage Valley Beaver

CRIP





0718


# Staff DPMS: 13

Heritage Valley Beaver/Sewickley, Ellwood City Hosp; Heritage Valley Surgical Center

Family Medicine Residency Program

Section 2

CASPR #

88




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care, Peripheral Vascular, Pain Management, Trauma and Pediatric Exposure

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot and Ankle Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: No other requirements

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKimberlee B. Hobizal DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Well-rounded three year educational training focused on inpatient and outpatient surgical management, adult and pediatric experiences, diabetic limb salvage and Charcot reconstruction, sports medicine and wound care. Continuity of care, didactics and research also included for strong resident experience.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Life insurance.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

724-773-8980Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.heritagevalley.org/Schools/PodiatricResidency/PodiatricResidency.aspx



1000 Dutch Ridge Road

Beaver , PA 15009


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,150/ $57,730/ $61,100

1000 DUTCH RIDGE RD

BEAVER, PA 15009


PROGRAM NAME

Highlands/Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center

CRIP





0243


# Staff DPMS: 34

Medical Center of Aurora, St. Anthony, Littleton, Porter, Sky Ridge, Lutheran Hospitals, North Suburban Hospital, Parker, Castle Rock,Swedish

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Transitional Medicine.

Section 1

CASPR #

89




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: In office Podiatric Private PracticeGynecologyPsychiatry

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery,Trauma.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 25%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPaul A. Stone DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


PMSR/RRA with added credential of Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery, 3 positions/year. - Reconstructive, forefoot, rearfoot and ankle surgery. -- Comprehensive medical rotations. -- Wound Care and Diabetic foot care. -- Intense academics including weekly Journal club and lecture series. --High surgical case volume. Program located in Denver, "the gateway to the Rockies." Excellent living environment with diverse outdoor activities as well as cultural city activities. We have expanded the program to 3/3/3 beginning with the first class of 3/2/2 in 2017. Our reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle/Trauma Fellowship will be accepting applicants for the first one-year fellowship position beginning July 2020.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


The CME Allowance is $3,500 each year of training.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

303-869-2278Phone:


Program Web Site: www.highlandspsl.com



1721 East 19th Avenue

Suite 520

Denver, CO 80218


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,273/ $54,773/ $56,273

1721 E. 19th Avenue

Suite 520

Denver, CO 80218


PROGRAM NAME

Hoboken University Medical Center

CRIP





0637


# Staff DPMS: 40

Christ Hospital, Bayonne Medical Center, Raritan Valley Surg. Ctr., , Mountainside Surg. Ctr., PCA, Patient Care Associates Surg. Ctr., Mile Square Phys Ther, and (2) Surgicore Surg. Ctrs.

Family MedicineGeneral SurgerySports Medicine FellowshipFuture Residencies: Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology.General Surgery.

Section 2

CASPR #

90




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment center at Hoboken Hosptital and Bayonne Medical Center. Pain Management Rotation. Off site Private Podiatry Practices.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Trauma Surgery and Reconstructive Foot and Ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visitation or Clerkship strongly recommended

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$45.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Hoboken University Med Ctr Podiatric Res ProgPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORThomas J. Azzolini DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


A well-rounded program with a heavy emphasis on reconstructive surgery and trauma of the foot and ankle. The program is accredited as a PMSR/RRA by CPME, with 5/5/5 positions. Expansion has occurred to all CarePoint Healthcare facilities including Christ Hospital and Bayonne Medical Center. The podiatry staff at Christ Hospital has started a foot and ankle ED call schedule that is modeled after the high volume foot and ankle ED call schedule at Hoboken UMC, Excellent outside rotations and a great working relationship with the general medical staff. Our residents are the only surgical residents within the healthcare system other than general Surgery. We are enrolled in the Present online lecture series and have a full schedule of supplemental lectures, workshops and journal clubs. Weekly radiology grand rounds of all interesting cases. This system is growing, robust and financial stable. The residents are credentialed at all three acute care hospitals allowing for expansive clinical exposure..


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$5,600 CME allowance; Vacation- 2 weeks. Meal Cards 5days/week

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

201-418-1189Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.carepointhealth.org/podiatry-residency



308 Willow Avenue

Hoboken, NJ 07030


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,316/ $54,794/ $58,148

308 Willow Ave

Attn: Dr. Thomas Azzolini/ Podiatry Residency

Hoboken, NJ 07030


PROGRAM NAME

Hunt Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0256


# Staff DPMS: 5

Medical City Dallas, Medical City Plano, Parkland Hospital, Baylor Scott & White at Irving, Rockwall Surgery Center, North Central Surgery Center, Texas Health Craig Ranch, Park Cities Surgery Center

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

91




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Forefoot, rearfoot reconstruction and trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


N/AFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

0Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven P. Brancheau DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Hunt Regional Medical Center offers a PMSR/RRA program withan emphasis on forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive surgery,and trauma. Hunt Regional is located just outside of the DFWmetroplex, with residents participating in surgical cases bothin Greenville and through the metroplex giving residents a widevariety of cases, including 35 supervising physicians with whomto gain knowledge from.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Residents may attend several seminars throughout the year which include ACFAS, Bandera Conference and ACFAS Arthroscopy Course. Residents receive a $1,500 travel allowance per year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

903-408-1604Phone:


Program Web Site:



4215 Joe Ramsey Blvd.

PO Drawer 1059

Greenville, TX 75401


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,457/ $48,075/ $50,711

4215 Joe Ramsey Blvd.

Podiatry Residency Program

Greenville, TX 75401


PROGRAM NAME

Huntington Hospital at Northwell Health

CRIP





0869


# Staff DPMS: 27

Northwell Health Dolan Family Health Center, Melville Surgery Center

Orthopedic, Family Practice, Pharmacology

No

CASPR #

92




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Diabetic Wound Care, Foot Surgery, Reconstructive Rear Foot and Ankle Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/AFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason Feinberg D.P.M.

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Well rounded PMSR/RRA Program in the heart of Huntington, NY. Huntington Hospital is a member of Northwell Health System and is an area trauma center and has extensive lecture series and research opportunities with access to Hofstra Medical School and Feinstein Institute for research. The program offers extensive training in Forefoot/Rearfoot surgery including elective foot surgery, diabetic wound care and limb preservation, trauma and an emphasis on reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery. There is a strong Orthopedic relationship which includes a diverse rotation with a Orthopedic Foot and Ankle specialist at Huntington Hospital. The clinical experiences and rotations are Huntington Hospital based with minimal travel to Dolan Family Health Center for Podiatry Clinic, and Melville Surgery Center for ambulatory surgeries.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$1850 yearly CME allowance / per resident

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

631-271-2491Phone:


Program Web Site:



270 Park Avenue

Huntington, NY 11743


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $72,000/ $74,000/ $76,000

158 East Main Street

Suite #2

Huntington, NY 11743


PROGRAM NAME

Inova Fairfax Medical Campus

CRIP





0541


# Staff DPMS: 50+

Inova Loudoun Hospital, Alexandria Hosp, Mount Vernon Hosp. & Wound Care Ctr, Fair Oaks Hosp, Winchester Medical Ctr, Winchester Surgery Center, CHCN Merrifield

19 - All Specialties - Total 150+ Housestaff

Section 2

CASPR #

93




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Orthopedic trauma, plastic, pain management, research, wound care, Transitional Care and Community Health Care Network Podiatry Clinics, ASTEC surgical clinical skills center

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, trauma, reconstructive plastic surgery, and limb salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Hospital will reimburse for CPR & ACLS/ATLS expenses.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.3Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRichard Derner DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Inova Fairfax Medical Campus, an 833-bed teaching facility, houses Northern Virginia's only Level 1 trauma cntr and is the off-site campus for the VCU med school, with residents fully integrated within the GME community, Strengths of the Program include extensive training in reconstructive rearfoot & ankle surgery, plastic surgery and limb salvage/external fixation, strong didactic program, hands-on medical rotations, a large podiatric and medical teaching staff, a busy in-patient podiatric service, a formalized trauma rotation in conjunction with the orthopedic trauma team. Extensive hands-on clinical training is available at the Inova Transitional and CHCN Merrified foot clinics. Rotation at Winchester Medical Cntr includes podiatric surgery, and ortho foot & ankle trauma (Hospital provides housing). Weekly cadaver dissection workshops & seminars at the Advanced Surgical Technology & Education Center, the on-campus surgical clinical skills lab. Research and publications, along with poster presentations at major surgical conferences.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Med,dental plans,401K & 403(B) plans,4 weeks paid vacation,Paid courses include:ACFAS Arthoscopy course, ACLS, ATLS, DLS, $1000.00 Educational stipend

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

703-776-6141Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.inova.org/clinical-education-and-research/education/residency-and-fellow



3300 Gallows Road

Falls Church, VA 22042


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,965/ $63,789/ $67,409

3300 Gallows Road

Falls Church, VA 22042


PROGRAM NAME

Inspira Medical Center Vineland

CRIP





0640


# Staff DPMS: 30

Inspira Woodbury, Mullica Hill and Elmer, AtlantiCare, Rubin Institute, Access Surgery Center, Oak & Main surgery center, Ambulatory Care Surgery Center, Gloucester County Surgery Center

OB/GYN Family Medicine Orthopedic Surgery Transitional YearInternal Medicine General Surgery Emergency Medicine Critical Care FellowshipPharmacy Residency

Section 2

CASPR #

94




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, trauma, and limb salvage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *Clerkship not required but recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Inspira Medical Center Inc.Payable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAngelo A. Luzzi DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Inspira Health Network is one of the largest hospital systems in South Jersey and is the off-site rotation campus for the Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine and also has a partnership with Cooper University Hospital System. The residents are fully integrated within the GME community. Strengths of the program include extensive training in reconstructive rearfoot & ankle surgery, limb salvage, internal & external fixation, strong didactics, an immense podiatric and medical teaching staff, and a well balanced in-patient podiatric service. Extensive hands-on clinical training at Reconstructive Orthopedics and Foot and Ankle Centers of South Jersey. Rotations at Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics in Baltimore includes podiatric surgery, limb lengthening, skin and muscle flaps, and orthopedic foot & ankle trauma with housing provided. On campus cadaver lab and multiple monthly workshops for an array of hardware. Research and poster presentations at major surgical conferences.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Access to Rowan and Inspira Libraries, dental, vision, retirement plans are available including 403(b), 4 weeks paid vacation, ACLS/BLS recertification and $1000PGY1/$1900PGY2/$1900PGY3 CME stipends.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

856-641-8661Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.inspirahealthnetwork.org/foot-and-ankle-residency



1505 W. Sherman Ave.

Box 93

Vineland, NJ 08360


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,265/ $57,762/ $60,050

1505 West Sherman Avenue Box 93

Box 93

Vineland, NJ 08360


PROGRAM NAME

Interfaith Medical Center

CRIP





0868


# Staff DPMS: 10

None

Internal Medicine

No

CASPR #

95




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma and reconstructive surgery of the Foot & Ankle as well as wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Graduated an accreditied Podiatry School

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50Minimum Rank:

no no

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJames DeMeo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We are a well rounded program with emphasis on trauma and reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle. We are an inner city hospital that treats all types of patients. We have a very strong and good relationship with medicine and all other surgical services as our program originally started here in the 1980's.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

718-616-4856Phone:


Program Web Site: [email protected]



1st Floor Surgery Department

1545 Atlantic Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11213


PMSR: 1 3

PMSR/RRA 1 3

Stipends:

PMSR: $65,139/ $71,558/ $76,053

PMSR/RRA: $65,139/ $71,558/ $76,053

Interfaith Medical Center C/O Dr James De Meo

1st Floor Surgery Department

Brooklyn, NY 11213


PROGRAM NAME

Intermountain Medical Center

CRIP





0264


# Staff DPMS: 50

DVAMC, St Marks, LDS, Mckay Dee, Salt Lake Regional, Utah Valley Hospital, Riverton Hospital, American Fork Hospital, University of Utah, Lakeview Hospital, Alta View Hospital, and several area surg

Transitional internship, most medical and surgical disciplines through University of Utah consortium.

Section 1

CASPR #

96




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: none

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Wound Care; Diabetic Foot; Biomechanics; Surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have registered with Selective Services, Background checks and Drug Screening required. *See overview. License required for PGY-2. Residents must live within 30 min of the hospital

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORClint Larsen DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program provides comprehensive podiatric training. It features a strong emphasis on general medicine. Top program provides training in a wide diversity of settings, patient types and faculty. Podiatry features dedicated training in biomechanics and wound care. The program is supported by the extensive educational and clinical facilities of a major academic health science center. *Individuals not in the top 50% of their class but who do a clerkship may be considered for the program based on their performance.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*Meals provided at some sites. Lab coats provided at some sites

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:


Program Web Site: intermountainhealthcare.org/careers/residencies-training



5121 S. Cottonwood St.

Eccles Outpatient Building #303

Murray, UT 84107


PMSR/RRA 6 6

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $44,856/ $64,009/ $66,513

5121 S. Cottonwood St.

Eccles Outpatient Building #303

Murray, UT 84107


PROGRAM NAME

Iowa Methodist Medical Center

CRIP





0246


# Staff DPMS: 10

Iowa Methodist Medical CenterLakeview Surgery Center

General Surgery Residency Program Internal Medicine Residency Program Pediatric Residency Program Transitional Year Residency Program Family Medicine Residency Program

No

CASPR #

97




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: .

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


The program emphasizes early operative experience under the supervision of dedicated, experienced faculty. Residents benefit from rotating in hospital-based, clinic and community settings.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: .

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:.Payable To:

.Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREric Temple DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency provides strong podiatric medicine and surgery training in an institution committed to graduate medical education. More than 100 residents in six programs are based at Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Iowa Lutheran Hospital and Blank Children's Hospital. Residents experience a wide range of rotations over the course of their three years in Des Moines.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Free reserved parking in ramp.Free long term disability insurance coverageLiability coverageTransition allowanceEducational fund

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

515-241-8595Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.unitypoint.org/desmoines/podiatric-medicine-and-surgery.aspx




Suite 140

Des Moines, IA 50309


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,960/ $62,088/ $63,781


Suite 140

Des Moines, IA 50309


PROGRAM NAME

Jackson North Medical Center

CRIP





0526


# Staff DPMS: 20

Jackson Memorial HospitalMiami Lakes Surgical CenterNorth Miami Beach Surgical Center Brand Research Center

Pediatric Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

98




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Barry University Foot and Ankle Institute

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Comprehensive Foot and Ankle SurgeryTraumaExternal FixationCharcot Reconstruction Wound Care/Research

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: 2 letters of recommendation; BOARDS PART I and II

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Jackson North Medical Center Payable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper halfMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCharles C. Southerland DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residency at Jackson North Medical Center focuses on all sub-specialties of Podiatric Medicine with an emphasis on Foot & Ankle trauma. Program is heavily involved with inpatient management, ER call and comprehensive foot and ankle surgery. Residents participate in yearly publishable research projects. Our affiliation with the Brand Center of Research allows our residents to participate in on-going medical research. This residency program focus on making residents independent and well rounded physicians. Residents have the opportunity to participate in multiple yearly medical mission trips with the Yucatan Crippled Children's Project.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME allowance $2,000, Meal Card $1,375.00Resident Union Stipend $100/monthLife Insurance, Disability Insurance, Dental InsurancePart 3 Reimbursement

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



160 NW 170th Street

North Miami Beach, FL 33169


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,534/ $58,727/ $60,895

16800 NW 2nd Ave

Suite 202



PROGRAM NAME

Jackson South Medical Center

CRIP





0516


# Staff DPMS: 17

South Florida Surgery Center

none.

Section 2

CASPR #

99




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


High volume of trauma and reconstructive rearfoot surgery. High exposure to elective surgery at the South Florida Surgery Center.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: * A Clerkship is encouraged.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Jackson South Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJaime A. Carbonell DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We have a high volume of surgeries ranging from trauma to elective forefoot and rearfoot surgery, as well as limb salvage surgery and a specialized wound care center.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Access for research and Present courseware' library privileges at University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.CME allowance of $2,000.00 per year. Conference and Step 3 reimbursement. Meal card.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

305-256-5102Phone:


Program Web Site: www.jhsmiami.org



9333 SW 152nd Street

Administration

Miami, FL 33157


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,974/ $58,146/ $60,292

9333 SW 152nd Street

Administration

Miami, FL 33157


PROGRAM NAME

Jamaica Hospital Medical Center

CRIP





0812


# Staff DPMS: 20

NYU Langone Medical Center, Hospital for Joint Disease, NY Cornell Medical Center, VA Dansville. IL, Multiple off site ambulatory surgical centers

Family Practice, Dentistry, Internal Medicine, Pyschiatry, OB/GYN, Surgery, Opthalmology

No

CASPR #

100




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podo-Geriatrics, Endocrinology, Geriatrics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


PGY 1 concentration on podiatric and non-podiatric rotations. PGY 2 concentration on forefoot surgery. PGY 3 concentration on Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven Mehl DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We would best describe our program as being very well rounded. The program was reclassified as a PMSR with added RRA credential in 2012. The first year the residents rotate through a myriad of Podiatric and Non–Podiatric rotations. They are highly exposed to diabetic wound care, geriatric care, community based out patient foot care and inpatient hospital care including emergency medicine. Our second year they gain valuable forefoot surgical experience. The third year will concentrate on rearfoot and ankle surgery. We have been averaging 500-600 podiatric surgical cases/year. The residents participate in plastic, vascular, and general surgery as well. Our graduating residents are well trained and confident in their knowledge and experience to go out and practice fine podiatric medicine and surgery.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site:



8900 Van Wyck Expwy

Jamaica, NY 11418


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,135/ $65,276/ $72,698

8900 Van Wyck Expwy

Jamaica, NY 11418


PROGRAM NAME

Jefferson Health

CRIP





0638


# Staff DPMS: 28

Select Surgical Center

Kennedy University Hospital d/b/a as Jefferson Health NJ is the largest osteopathic teaching hospital in the country. Rowan University medical school sponsors many residency programs across multiple disciplines

No

CASPR #

101




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot and Ankle with Rearfoot Reconstructive Ankle Surgery, Wound Care, Charcot Reconstruction along with all facets of Forefoot Surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visitation is highly encouraged if not participating with our extern program

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0 averagMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

-Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert J. Warkala DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is multifaceted and well-rounded.Surgical experience includes forefoot,rearfoot and ankle surgery. Residents are required to do research leading to poster presentations or papers of publishable quality. The hospitals consist of 3 divisions(Washington Township, Cherry Hill and Stratford) along with the (2) surgical centers where surgeries and patient care occurs. . We have been approved by the CPME as a PMSR with RRA Certification .Upon successful completion of the residency training, all graduating residents will be eligible to take rear foot and reconstructive ankle surgery board qualification exam as well as ABPM board qualification exam


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Dental insurance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

856-582-6082Phone:


Program Web Site: www.kennedyhealth.org



18 East Laurel Road

Stratford, NJ 08084


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,300/ $55,300/ $56,600

100 Kings Way East

D6

Sewell, NJ 08080


PROGRAM NAME

Jefferson Health - Northeast

CRIP





0716


# Staff DPMS: 32

Street Road Surgery CenterSt Mary Surgical CenterNavy Yard Surgery CenterMemorial Ambulatory Surgical Center

Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Combined Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine, Combined Family Medicine/Emergency Medicine, Critical Care Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

102




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound care centers

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Trauma, Forefoot and Rearfoot Reconstructive Surgery, Diabetic Wound Care/Limb Salvage, Peripheral Nerve Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Strongly suggest program visitation

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

yes- 3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

yesMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael Miller DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Jefferson Health Northeast (Aria Health) is comprised of three campuses located in the northeast corridor of Philadelphia. This is a comprehensive PMSR-RRA program with extensive training in forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle reconstructive surgery and trauma. Outside rotations in other specialties including orthopedic trauma and reconstructive surgery as well as podiatric office rotations and wound care centers are incorporated into the curriculum.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Educational Stipend: $1000 for 1st and 2nd year residents, $1500 for 3rd year residents plus Scientific Conferences/Courses funded above CME. Meal Stipend: $930 every 6 months. Textbooks Provided.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.ariahealth.org/Careers-Education/Graduate-Medical-Education/Residenc



Medical Education Att: Mary Allegrini

10800 Knights Road



PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,814/ $54,496/ $55,078

Medical Education Att: Mary Allegrini

10800 Knights Road



PROGRAM NAME

Jersey Shore University Medical Center

CRIP





0647


# Staff DPMS: 28

Ocean Med. Ctr.Ctr. For Adv. Surg./Surg. Inst.Northern Monmouth Surg. Ctr.Metropolitan Surgical CenterAdv. Endoscopy and Surg. Ctr.Inst. for Adv. Recons. at the Plastic Surg.

Section 2

CASPR #

103




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care Center

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Foot and Ankle SurgeryDiabetic Limb SalvageFoot and Ankle Trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: As per CASPR guidelines

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

25Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJames P Sullivan DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


JSUMC is a robust program with outstanding multidisciplinary educational opportunities. We have several well trained and busy surgeons with a high volume of cases covering a wide variety of procedures to treat any pathology which you may encounter in the foot and ankle. We use state of the art technology in a fantastic hospital with strong administrative and academic support. We have a busy inpatient service, as well as a wound care center with HBO. We have an active ER call with an exciting case load in a level II Trauma center. Residents and students who have the opportunity to train with The Podiatric Surgical Program at JSUMC will benefit from a quality educational experience and will graduate with all the necessary tools to practice Podiatric surgery effectively in whichever environment they choose to practice.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

732-776-3592Phone:


Program Web Site: www.jerseyshoreuniversitymedicalcenter.com



1945 Corlies Ave

Neptune, NJ 07753


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,143/ $59,948/ $63,618

2130 RT 35

Suite 312

Sea Girt, NJ 08750


PROGRAM NAME

Jewish Hospital KentuckyOne Health

CRIP





0356


# Staff DPMS: 18

University of Louisville Hospital and Medical CenterKentuckyOne Health

University of Louisville -----all Medical and Surgical Residency Rraining Programs. Hand Fellowship(Kleinert/Kutz & Associates HCC)Fellowship Reconstructive Foot and Diabetic Limb Salvage

No

CASPR #

104




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Ortho/Trauma, Pediatric Orthopedics, Orthopedic foot/ankle, wound care, Level One Trauma Center ER call

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Diversified forefoot and rearfoot/ankle surgery, Foot/ankle trauma, Ortho/Trauma Service, Wound Management, Infectious disease

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: License required thru Part lll National Board Examination and the Kentucky State Board interview!

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


N/AFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTimothy C. Ford DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a PMSR with Rearfoot/Ankle Reconstruction approved by CPME. A vast array of clinical exposures is made available to the residents of the program to assure both diversity and volume of both medical and surgical experiences! Our affiliation with the University of Louisville, a level 1 Trauma Center and teaching hospital, assures our resident have an abundance of opportunities in traumatology with an emphasis on lower extremity foot and ankle trauma. Wound care opportunities are made available at each of our institutions working closely with diabetic and traumatic wounds as part of the wound care team. Our faculty includes 18 Podiatric and over 20 allopathic physicians in multiple specialties. This provides a very favorable learning environment for our residents. Externship is mandated to be considered for a residency position at our Program. Further information can be found on our residency Web site (www.jhsmh.org/podiatry)


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Allowance for: License, DEA, professional dues/associations, CME yearly

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes full

502-897-1616Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.kentuckyonehealth.org/podiatry-residency-program-4344



200 Abraham Flexner Way

Louisville, KY 40202


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,372/ $50,563/ $52,749

142 Chenoweth Lane



PROGRAM NAME

JFK Medical Center

CRIP





0517


# Staff DPMS: 35

Palms West Hospital, Palms West Surgery Center, North County Surgicenter

ACGME Programs at JFK Medical Center sponsored by the University of Miami: Internal Medicine and General Surgery Residency Programs.

Section 2

CASPR #

105




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma & reconstructive rearfoot & ankle surgeryMulti-disciplinary education, strong allopathic core rotations

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: GPA 3.0 or higher preferred. Application fee required and non-refundable.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:JFK Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn S. Levin DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


JFK Medical Center Podiatric Residency Program is a PMSR/RRA approved program by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education. There are two entry-level positions available with a three year commitment. This program offers a significant volume of reconstructive rear foot and ankle surgery. JFK Medical Center is conveniently located in the heart of Palm Beach County in close proximity to colleges/universities, desirable residential communities, beautiful beaches, excellent schools, Palm Beach International Airport, and train & bus transportation. The program offers a unique, multi-disciplinary approach to resident education. There are a large number of Allopathic rotations which are extremely unique.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


2 Lab coats per year.Payment for membership dues for the APMA & ACFAS.$1,500 Educational/CME Allowance per year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

561-548-1545Phone:


Program Web Site: www.jfkmcpodiatry.com



5301 S. Congress Avenue

5301 S Congress Avenue ( 3South GME Office)

Atlantis, FL 33462


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,690/ $54,041/ $55,614

5301 S. Congress Avenue

5301 S Congress Avenue ( 3South GME Office)

Atlantis, FL 33462


PROGRAM NAME

John Peter Smith Hospital

CRIP





0257


# Staff DPMS: 5

Harris Methodist Hospital, Baylor All Saints Hospital, Wise Regional Health System, Plaza Medical Center

Family Medicine, Orthopaedics, Opthamology, General Surgery, Psychiatry, OB/GYN, Sports Medicine, OMFS, Emergency Medicine, Transitional, Geriatrics

Section 1

CASPR #

106




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Optional during 3rd year Pediatric Ortho rotation and Foot and Ankle Ortho rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Trauma, Reconstructive Surgery, Diabetes, Wound Care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Require class rank from registrar confirming top 25% of class be submitted to CASPR with other materials. NO EXCEPTIONS

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

top 25% ofMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 25% of class only, must provide class rank dirMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTravis A. Motley DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Interviews will be held at CRIP. Will accept students who have prior residency training or experience. All applicants to be considered for residency selection must be in top 25% of their class and provide ranking from registrar. For further information about our program visit our website at www.jpshealthnetwork.org. If contacting the office ask for LaDawn Burrell in the Orthopaedic office or ask for Margie Behringer in Academic Affairs.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME $1500, Vacation - 2 weeks. life insurance, disability insurance. $1,500 moving expense, Uniforms/Lab Coats, In Training Exam, Loops for Interns. AAFAO Basic, Advanced and Master Courses funded, Personal lead

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

817-702-1370Phone:


Program Web Site: www.jpshealthnet.org/education/residency.asp



Dept of Orthopaedics

1500 South Main Street

Fort Worth, TX 76104


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,299/ $56,998/ $61,081

c/o LaDawn Burrell

1500 S Main Street

Fort Worth, TX 76104


PROGRAM NAME

Kaiser Foundation Hospital - Oakland

CRIP





0116


# Staff DPMS: 27

Kaiser Oakland/Richmond, Kaiser San Francisco, Kaiser Walnut Creek/Antioch/Pleasanton/San Ramon

Orthopedic Surgery, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, OB-GYN, Pediatrics, ENT/HNS, Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry

Section 1

CASPR #

107




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pain Management, Endocrine, Pediatric Rheumatology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot & ankle surgery, trauma, diabetic limb salvage, clubfoot/pediatric surgery, clinical research

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Class rankAlthough clerkships or visits are not requirements, they are usually helpful

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper 50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORChristy M. King DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program is a high powered three year surgical residency program designed to train residents to become fully competent in all aspects of foot and ankle surgery. The program is designed to provide a complete and intense surgical, clinical, and medical experience for the podiatric resident. Residents will have a unique opportunity to see a high volume of complex foot and ankle pathology in a large multidisciplinary setting. This program is seeking the most motivated and talented students. Strong emphasis is placed on resident research, academics, and an exemplary work ethic combined with hands-on training to develop future leaders in the profession. The program was reviewed by CPME on March 2014 and recommended for credentialing as a PMSR with the RRA credential. The first year of training is conducted primarily at Kaiser Oakland in tandem with other interns from various disciplines. During the second and third years of training, the resident spends four-month blocks in the Departments of Foot & Ankle Surgery at Kaiser Oakland, Walnut Creek/Antioch, and San Francisco.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


CME allowance varies per PGY year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://residency-ncal.kaiserpermanente.org/programs/podiatry/bayarea/



Listed in CPME 300 as Kaiser Oakland

275 West MacArthur Blvd

Oakland, CA 94611


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $67,036/ $70,629/ $77,727

Listed in CPME 300 as Kaiser Oakland

275 West MacArthur Blvd

Oakland, CA 94611


PROGRAM NAME

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - Vallejo

CRIP





0130


# Staff DPMS: 16

Alameda County (Highland) Medical Center, Kaiser San Rafael, Kaiser Santa Rosa, Kaiser Vacaville

Family Medicine

Section 1

CASPR #

108




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Exceptional balance of surgery, medicine, clinic and research in the setting of full integration of podiatry in the medical community.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.25Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGray Williams DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The residency program at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Vallejo is a consortium with the KP Medical Centers in Vallejo, Vacaville, San Rafael & Santa Rosa. We take three residents per year for a PMSR/RRA with Added Credential with training in all aspects of podiatric medicine and surgery including TAR and Level 2 Trauma. The first year rotations are done at Kaiser Vallejo plus a one month rotation at Highland ER. Second and third years rotate through the various Kaiser facilities in four month blocks. Kaiser Vacaville is a Level 2 Trauma Center.

We offer a one month clerkship for fourth year students but it is not required for application to the residency program.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


Generous education allowance, $60/month gym membership, housing allowance, relocation allowance, APMA/ACFAS memberships

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://residency-ncal.kaiserpermanente.org/programs/podiatry/vallejo/



975 Sereno Drive

Podiatry Department

Vallejo, CA 94589


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $67,036/ $70,629/ $77,727

975 Sereno Drive

Podiatry Department

Vallejo, CA 94589


PROGRAM NAME

Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center

CRIP





0129


# Staff DPMS: 16

Kaiser Permanente San Leandro/FremontStanford

Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, OB/GYN, Psychiatry, Otolaryngology, Pediatrics, General Surgery, Plastic Surgery.Stanford affiliated hospital

Section 1

CASPR #

109




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Weekly didactic sessions (journal club, radiology review, text review, complex foot clinic), vascular rounds. Weekly combined (ortho and radiology) radiology rounds

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Advanced Surgical training/extensive ankle and rearfoot trauma and reconstruction, total ankle replacement. High Volume Clinic, high surgical volume. Research projects required.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Curriculum Vitae

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCristian Neagu DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Teaching Hospital - interact with residents in many other specialties. Training split between Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara and Kaiser Permanente San Leandro/Fremont (approximately 25 miles away). Brand new State of the Art Hospital and Clinics. Well rounded, busy hands on program. High volume general podiatric clinic. No routine foot care. High volume surgery exposure in full scope of podiatry-Forefoot, Rearfoot Reconstruction, Ankle, Pediatric,Trauma, Total ankle replacement.

Share building with Orthopedics, Sports Medicine, and Fracture clinic with congenial working and teaching relationship with all. In the heart of beautiful Silicon Valley. Thirty minutes from Ocean, 45 min from San Francisco, Great Weather.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


Fees paid: CME stipend, Research stipend. Gym membership, Resident retreat, Housing stipend.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://residency-ncal.kaiserpermanente.org/programs/podiatry/sc/



710 Lawrence expressway

Department 140

Santa Clara, CA 95051


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $65,401/ $68,906/ $73,287

710 Lawrence expressway

Department 140

Santa Clara, CA 95051


PROGRAM NAME

Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital

CRIP





0365


# Staff DPMS: 6

Swedish American Hospital (Rockford, IL)Morris Hospital (Morris, IL)Deer Path Surgery Center, (Morris, IL)Sinnissippi Center (Dixon, IL)

Family Medicine Residency Program

Section 1

CASPR #

110




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pharmacy Rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


All aspects of podiatry medicine & surgery: clinic, pre-op, intra-op, & post-op care. Strong emphasis on didactics, leadership, teamwork, & empathic care for patients.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Interested applicants must visit program with preference given to those who rotate.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBrandon R. Gumbiner DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The podiatry residency program at Katherine Shaw Bethea (KSB) Hospital encompasses all aspects of podiatry medicine & surgery from clinical management, pre-op, intra-op, & post-op care. Clinical and surgical exposure includes fore-foot and rear-foot reconstruction, pediatrics, fore-foot and rear-foot revision, internal and external fixation, foot and ankle trauma, and total ankle joint replacements. The program has a strong emphasis on didactics, leadership, teamwork, & empathic care for patients. Our motivated instructors create a culture that is conducive for educational advancement and a positive learning environment. Participation in research is required. The goal of this program is to make the resident a confident and competent physician and surgeon in foot and ankle care, as well as a leader in the field and in his/her community. Located in rural Illinois approximately 1.5 hours from Chicago, 45 minutes from Rockford, IL, and 45 minutes from the Quad Cities, IA. KSB Hospital offers a supportive learning environment with full collaboration of hospital staff/providers.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


403B

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No temporary

815-285-8511Phone:


Program Web Site:



403 E. First St.

Dixon, IL 61021


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,000/ $50,000/ $51,000

215 E. First St.

Dixon, IL 61021


PROGRAM NAME

Kendall Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0518


# Staff DPMS: 19

Surgical Park Surgery CenterCoral GAbles Surgery CenterMiami Surgical Center

Internal MedicineGeneral SurgeryAnesthesiaEmergency Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

111




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Elective forefoot and rearfoot Surgery and Complete ER call for trauma from Tibial Tubercle to Toes. Hospital is a Level-I Trauma Center.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Externs who rotate thru program are given priority for resident selection process.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Kendall Regional Med CenterPayable To:

YesFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael R. Pasternac DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Great overall program. Exposure to all aspects of Podiatry from toenails to tibias. Entry level leads to advanced training after successful completion. We choose our resident primarily from all the EXTERNS. However if you did not Extern at our Program your application will get consideration. You may contact the director- Dr.Michael Pastrenac- office phone: 305-305-5936

In addition, you may speak with Gary Desinord our 2nd year resident at 301-254-1556 or Bryan Scott our first year resident at 305-219-4283


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: http://kendallmed.com/gme/podiatry/



11760 SW 40th Street

GmE/Podiatry Residency Program

Miami, FL 33175


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,500/ $52,000/ $53,500

9831 NW 58 ST SUITE 127

Doral, FL 33178


PROGRAM NAME

Kent Hospital

CRIP





0619


# Staff DPMS: 29/12

Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown UniversityCare New England: Butler Hospital, Women and Infants, VNA of Care N.E.

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

112




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports Medicine, ACLS, Biomechanics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot & ankle surgery, including limb salvage of diabetic foot

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: There are no other requirements.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$10.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Kent Hospital Payable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDouglas J. Glod DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The strongest feature of our program is the hands-on approach that is introduced from the first day of arrival. This residency is an integral part of a teaching hospital affiliated with the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University. All rotations are geared to teaching through that hands-on approach. The podiatric clinical experience is invaluable with outpatient office rotations. Here you learn to work up a spectrum of pathologies and follow patients throughout their entire treatment course. In addition, they offer a real look into everyday podiatric practice. The surgical exposure is also done through a hands-on approach from day one. The surgical cases FAR exceed all requirements in each of the surgical categories. If you are a hard-working and self-motivated individual who comes prepared every day, you will excel here. Although the work is substantial, we also expect you to have fun and enjoy the experience.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Health insurance and life insurance are offered according to hospital policy. Vacation - 15 days. Hospital funds arthroscopy course in 1st or 2nd year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.kentri.org/



Attn: Sharon Amato, GME

455 Tollgate Road

Warwick, RI 02886


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,625/ $54,625/ $57,328

Attn: Sharon Amato, GME

455 Tollgate Road

Warwick, RI 02886


PROGRAM NAME

Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center

CRIP





0823


# Staff DPMS: 16

None

Orthopedic Surgery, Internal Medicine and Rehabilitation Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

113




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPeter Mollica DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


There are three entry-level positions available. As a teaching center with a large volume of surgery, residents are expected to be very active and work hard. The modern clinic is furnished with state-of-the-art equipment. There is an emphasis on wound care and didactic foot surgery.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Pay differential for chief resident $3,6888 per year; book allowance $700.00. Board Review courses are paid for by the hospital.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-604-5483Phone:


Program Web Site: www.kingsbrook.org



585 Schenectady Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11203


PMSR: 2 2

PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $65,072/ $70,727/ $77,404

PMSR/RRA: $65,072/ $70,727/ $77,404

585 Schenectady Avenue

Gloria Williamson/Marlene Jackson

Brooklyn, NY 11203


PROGRAM NAME

LA Downtown Medical Center

CRIP





0104


# Staff DPMS: 30

Kaiser Hospital-Fontana/Ontario, Kaiser South Bay Medical Center,V.A.Med.Center-Loma Linda, Sherman Oaks Med Ctr,-L.A., Western Univ. Health Science Center, Pomona, USC Keck School of Medicine- L.A.

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

114




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Kaiser Hospital V.A. HospitalBako Pathology Lab, Georgia(2weeks,expenses paid)

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


full scope of podiatric medicine & surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:SilverLake Medical CenterPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlan J. Snyder DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program is based at Silver Lake Medical Center (SLMC) and has strong affiliations with Kaiser Fontana & Kaiser South Bay and DVA Loma Linda. The first year is spent covering all podiatric and orthopedic surgery at SLMC along with rotations at other area centers. The second and third year is spent at Kaiser Fontana & Kaiser South Bay , DVA Loma Linda & other participating institutions. Kaiser Fontana is home to one of the largest podiatry departments in Southern California and our residents are one of the primary podiatry residents to rotate there. We are currently the only podiatry resident rotating @ Kaiser South Bay. DVA Loma Linda provides our residents with great podiatry clinic experience. Surgical numbers are impressive and far exceed what is required in all categories. The rotations at these facilities as well as local surgical centers will provide our residents with a diverse experience enabling them to graduate well prepared to take board exams and practice in any setting.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


residents office with computer/internet access, lab coats, free weekday meals, free parking

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: silverlakemc.com



1711 West Temple Street



PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,920/ $52,420/ $54,920

1711 West Temple Street



PROGRAM NAME

Lakewood Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0131


# Staff DPMS: 25

Los Alamitos Medical Center, Los Alamitos Surgery Center, Reagan St Surgery Center, Orangewood Surgery Center, Memorial Care Surgical Center

None.

Section 1

CASPR #

115




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Biomechanics/Sports Medicine, Endocrinolgy, Prosthestics/Orthotics/Pedorthics, Physical Therapy, General Surgery,Wound Care Clinic including hyperbaric.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgery, Private Practice, Wound Care/Limb Salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.9Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence Hodor DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Lakewood Regional Medical Center's residency program was founded in 1981. The program has enjoyed considerable stability and prosperity for over three decades. Dr. Lawrence Hodor has been the program director since 1986. The facility is a state of the art 161 bed acute care facility located in Lakewood, CA (near Long Beach). Surgical numbers are impressive and far exceed what is required in all categories. Residents have their own office with a computer and internet access. The resident doctor is treated with respect and dignity by the hospital and physician staff. The atmosphere is conducive to learning with a friendly, constructive, podiatric staff. The program provides excellent practice management opportunities in the private offices of many different physicians. Residents gain significant experience in managing diabetic foot infections, wound care, amputations, hospital consultations and working in a "team approach" to inpatient management. We have an excellent relationship with the orthopedists and our residents are sought after to assist in their cases.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


In lieu of providing health benefits directly, the hospital has included $400.00 per month within the stipend for the resident to purchase health insurance on their own.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.lrmcpodiatry.com



3700 East South Street

Lakewood, CA 90712


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,000/ $54,000/ $56,000

5220 Clark Ave, Suite 125

Lakewood, CA 90712


PROGRAM NAME

Larkin Community Hospital

CRIP





0521


# Staff DPMS: 15

Multiple Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Clinics, Physicians' offices, Palm Springs General Hospital

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, Anesthesia, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic, Hematology, Endocrinology, Neurology, Vascular, NMM, General Surgery, GI, and ACGME Psychiatry,

Section 2

CASPR #

116




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: We now have 30 other residency programs with multiple specialties to participate in our training.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Emphasis on hands on experience in reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, elective procedures and limb salvage. All common and complex procedures associated with foot & ankle pathology.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$30.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Larkin Community Hospital (Memo: Podiatry)Payable To:

NoFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORFrancis Wodie DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Larkin Community hospital surgical residency program strives to provide a well rounded teaching environment for students and residents. Under the leadership of Dr. Francis Wodie, and Dr. Peter Hanna, the PMSR/RRA program at Larkin Community Hospital provides it's residents with hands on training in up to date techniques of foot and ankle surgery. The program places a strong emphasis on reconstructive foot and ankle surgery with experiences in complex surgical technique such as total ankle replacement, ankle and rearfoot arthrodesis, Flat foot reconstruction, hallux valgus, broad spectrum of soft tissue pathology and diabetic limb salvage. Our residents are integrated closely with all other medical services in the hospital setting including Internal medicine, vascular, orthopedics etc, and are offered a well rounded training experience producing strong and capable physicians.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


3 meals/day. Sick leave: 7 days/year. Vacation: 20 days/year. Health, Dental, & Vision Insurance. Optional disability & long term care insurance. APMA membership. $900 GME allowance, not including conferences.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

305-284-7761Phone:


Program Web Site: www.graduatemedicaleducation.org



7000 SW 62 Ave.

Suite 401

South Miami, FL 33143


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $42,000/ $43,000/ $44,000

7000 SW 62 Ave.

Suite 401

South Miami, FL 33143


PROGRAM NAME

Larkin Community Hosp-Palm Springs Campus

CRIP





0546


# Staff DPMS: 12

Larkin Hospital - Larkin Community Hospital - Palm Springs Campus, Miami Lakes Surgical Center, Bayside Ambulatory Center, Surgical Park

Section 2

CASPR #

117




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: NONE

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

noLecture Series:

Top 50% Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRiquel Gonzalez DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residency at Larkin Community Hospital - Palm Springs Campus focuses on all aspects of podiatric medicine and surgery. The program has a high volume of surgeries ranging from elective forefoot, rearfoot and reconstructive surgery with an emphasis on total ankle replacement surgery. Visitation is highly recommended for consideration.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


3 meals/Day. NBPME Part 3 examination fee reimbursed while exam is sat for within the PGY-1 year. $900 GME Allowance

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No none

305-558-2500Phone:


Program Web Site: http://larkinhospital.com/



1475 West 49th Street

Hialeah, FL 33012


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $42,000/ $43,000/ $44,000


Hialeah, FL 33012


PROGRAM NAME

LECOM Health/Millcreek Community Hosp

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0724


# Staff DPMS: 17

Lake Erie College of Osteo. Med.

Osteo. Intern., IM, FM, Ortho., Psych., Ophth., OMM Fellow., G.I. Fellow., Sports Med. Fellow., Ger. IM Fellow., Geri. FM Fellow., Child/Adol. Psych. Fellow., Integ. Med. Fellow.; Pulm-Critical Care Fellow.

Section 2

CASPR #

118




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Surgical Anatomy - Cadaver Lab at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine; Surgical Centers; Wound Clinic; Resident Clinic

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Team approach to diagnosing and treating all lower extremity pathology. Involved weekly didactics and journal club.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason Lee DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Millcreek Community Hospital is a teaching hospital associated with the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine that offers 3 PMSR/RRA positions per year. The program offers a balance of hospital rounds, surgery, office, and wound clinic. Residents become proficient in forefoot and rearfoot procedures including diabetic limb salvage. Education is a premiere asset of the program with weekly didactic meetings, monthly journal clubs, and a resident run clinic. Residents are required to produce one publication-ready research study yearly. Residents also are required to obtain a Masters of Science Degree in Medical Education, that is paid for by the hospital. Residents experience extensive hands on clinical and surgical training that exceeds CPME requirements.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Membership to LECOM Medical Fitness & Wellness Center; LECOM Masters of Medical Education; $1,000 relocation reimbursement; Boards Part 3 reimbursement; annual CME allowance - $1,800.00

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

814-868-8217Phone:


Program Web Site: www.lecomhealth.com



Attn: Tara Yochim

5515 Peach Street

Erie, PA 16509


PMSR/RRA 4 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,900/ $46,920/ $47,940

Millcreek Community Hospital, Medical Education

5515 Peach Street

Erie, PA 16509


PROGRAM NAME

Legacy Health

CRIP





0132


# Staff DPMS: 40

Legacy Good Samaritan, Emanuel, Meridian Park; Kaiser Interstate, Sunnyside, Westside; Providence Milwaukie, Portland, St.Vincent's, Willamette Falls; Adventist; various ASCs.

Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Orthopedics, Emergency Medicine, General Surgery, Oral Maxillofacial Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

119




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Burn Surgery, Geriatric Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Peds Ortho, Total Joint, Practice Management, Limb Deformity Course

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well-rounded clinical and surgical training: reconstruction, limb salvage, trauma, external fixation, sports medicine

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Minimum rank upper 1/3 of class. Clerkship not required but encouraged.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Legacy HealthPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

YesMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven E. Laxson DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


High powered training program with intense surgical volume, Legacy Health's PMSR/RRA allows residents hands-on experience in all aspects of foot & ankle surgery including internal & external fixation, reconstruction, trauma, sports injury, and complex diabetes limb salvage involving a multidisciplinary management approach. Podiatry residents are active members of the team on off-service clinical/surgical experiences. Didactic training and lab workshops supplement the residents' development through a sequential process over a 3-year comprehensive training program. High clinic volume and a variety of surgical cases will provide the experience and confidence to practice anywhere in the country as a valuable asset to their community. Offering the only podiatric residency program in the city, Legacy Health is based in Portland, Oregon. Located 1.5 hours from the Pacific coast and 1 hour from Mt. Hood, Portland is known for its parks, bridges and bicycle paths, as well as for its eco-friendliness, microbreweries, food trucks and coffeehouses.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


Paid family, sick and vacation leave; free parking; medical insurance with optional dental and vision plans; ACLS, arthroscopy course, white coat; financial support for presenting posters/papers.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

503-413-8401Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.legacyhealth.org/pmsr



1015 NW 22nd Ave

GME, Northrup #27

Portland, OR 97210


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,000/ $62,000/ $65,000

1015 NW 22nd Ave

GME, Northrup #27

Portland, OR 97210


PROGRAM NAME

Lenox Hill Hospital at Northwell Health

CRIP





0863


# Staff DPMS: 28

n/a

Orthopaedic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, General Surgery, OB/GYN, Opthalmology, Otolaryngology, Pathology, Plastic Surgery, Internal Medicine, Radiology, Psychiatry, Urology

Section 2

CASPR #

120




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private office rotations, Comprehensive Podopediatric rotation. Academic institution with a very active Orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine department..

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


This is a well rounded program that will provide the resident with a strong background in medicine and surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORWilliam Spielfogel DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This ia a comprehensive three year program in a major teaching hospital. There are multiple residency programs in other specialties such as Internal Medicine, Orthopaedics, Vascular Surgery, Plastic Surgery, General Surgery and Radiology.

Having multiple residency programs enhances the educational experience of all the residency programs. .

Research opportunities are available.

The program is integrated with the Orthopaedic Surgery residency program where residents will be attending grand rounds and lectures together,

There is much to learn for the motivated resident.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

212-434-3284Phone:


Program Web Site:



100 East 77th Street

New York, NY 10075


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $72,000/ $74,000/ $76,000

930 Fifth Ave Suite 1E

New York, NY 10021


PROGRAM NAME

Long Beach Memorial Medical Center

CRIP





0133


# Staff DPMS: 21

VA Long Beach Hospital, St. Mary's Hospital.

26 different residency programs.

Section 1

CASPR #

121




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgery and wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: N/A

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Long Beach Memorial Medical CenterPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPedram Aslmand DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This PMSR program provides a comprehensive surgical education through a positive learning environment where interaction with podiatric and orthopedic faculty is highly encouraged. The program is well-rounded with an emphasis on wound care, limb salvage and orthopaedic trauma. Residents can expect to perform a high number of surgical procedures.The resident has the opportunity to learn from over 20 podiatric surgeons and our tremendous relationship with orthopedics provides the ability to work with multiple orthopedic surgeons on a daily basis. A high emphasis is placed on didactic activities, the resident can expect to meet weekly in radiology conference, grand rounds, journal clubs, and pathology lab. MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center is affiliated with the University of California Irvine


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

562-933-0107Phone:


Program Web Site: www.memorialcare.org



2801 Atlantic Avenue

Attn: Jasmine Esparza

Long Beach, CA 90806


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,947/ $55,736/ $57,925

2801 Atlantic Avenue

Attn: Jasmine Esparza

Long Beach, CA 90806


PROGRAM NAME

Long Island Jewish Forest Hills at Northwell Health

CRIP





0842


# Staff DPMS: 40

Glen Cove Hospital, Gramercy Surgery Center, Nassau University Medical Center, Dr Adam Cirlincione's Private Practice, Southside Hospital, ProHealth Surgery Center

Internal Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

122




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology, Dermatology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Diabetic Wound Care, Forefoot Surgery, Reconstructive Rear Foot and Ankle Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

Top 1/2Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAdam Cirlincione DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


LIJ Forest Hills is a member of the Northwell Health System, the 3rd largest health care system in the US. Our well diversified Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency in Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle (PMSR-RRA) is located in the heart of Queens, NY which offers extensive training in Forefoot/Rearfoot surgery, wound care, diabetic limb salvage, Internal Medicine, Em Med, and Infectious Disease. Residents will have full access to all of the educational benefits of the health system which has a new Medical School at Donald and Barbra Zucker school of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell as well as research opportunities at the Feinstein Institute for Medicine. We are affiliated with Gramercy Surgery Centers (QNS and Manhattan), Glen Cove Hospital, Southside Hospital, Nassau University Medical Center, a level 1 Trauma Center. Residents meet daily with Dr. Adam Cirlincione and other attendings to discuss cases, journals, grand rounds, and workshops.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


All Residents get $1,800 travel allowance each year. PGY-3 are given an additional $1,800 ,total $3,600, which can be used for seminars,board review or board exams.Meals provided when residient is on call

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-830-1920Phone:


Program Web Site: www.northwell.edu



102-01 66th Road

Forest Hills, NY 11375


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $72,000/ $74,000/ $76,000

102-01 66th Road

Forest Hills, NY 11375


PROGRAM NAME

Long Island Jewish/North Shore at Northwell Health

CRIP





0813


# Staff DPMS: 50

North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset), Cohen's Children Hospital,Long Island Jewish at Valley Stream, Fordham University Dept. of Athletics, , Brookhaven Medical Center, Pro-Health Ambulatory C

Traumatology, emergency Med, Internal Med, Pediatrics, Gen Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery. Physical med & Rehab, Neurology, Radiology, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Plastics, Pathology.

Section 2

CASPR #

123




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports Medicine @ Fordham University Rose Hill CampusInterventional cardiology rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Elective & reconstructive foot and ankle surgery; diabetic wound care and limb preservation

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.85Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRussell Caprioli DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program functions at the hub of Northwell Health (one of the largest health care systems in America). Four (4) entry level, positions, 4 second year and 4 third year positions. We are an approved PMSR/ RRA program (CPME 10/20/18). Both North Shore at Manhasset and Long Island Jewish (LIJ) are major teaching Hospitals for all aspects of Allopathic, Dental and Podiatric Medicine. Cohen's Children Hospital is part of the LIJ campus. Our program offers rotations in reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery; trauma; elective foot surgery; diabetic wound care; diabetic Charcot reconstruction and limb preservation; Hyperbaric Medicine and modern wound center rotation. In addition residents rotate to Fordham University Department of Athletics for Sports Medicine and Biomechanics. Traumatology rotation for 2nd and 3rd year residents at Long Island Jewish and North Shore University Hospital (level one trauma center). Additional foot and ankle surgery at LIJ at Valley Stream Hospital, Pro-health Ambulatory Surgical Center and Brookhaven Memorial Medical Center..


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Resident CME Allowance $2500/resident

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

718-470-4557Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.northwell.edu/



Dept. of Surgery

270-05 76th Ave Rm B241K

New Hyde Park, NY 11040


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $71,000/ $73,000/ $75,000

375 N Central Ave

Valley Stream, NY 11580


PROGRAM NAME

Loretto Hospital

CRIP





0340


# Staff DPMS: 5

Community First Medical Center, Westlake Hospital, West Suburban Medical Center, Mt. Sinai Hospital

none.

No

CASPR #

124




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: see above

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


podiatric medicine and surgery, wound care, community clinic

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: copy of CV

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Loretto Hospital Podiatric Residency ProgramPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORIgor Dukarevich DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This well established, long running medical & surgical program prepares the podiatric resident for all aspects of future podiatric practice. Extensive exposure to pre-op and post-op surgical podiatry, general practice, wound care, practice management, hospital protocols, community service and inter-professional relations are obtained over the three year training program. The program is currently forefoot only. The required CPME clinical experiences are also presented via our medical and podiatric attending faculty members. This program will be a three year commitment.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

773-854-5464Phone:


Program Web Site: lorettohospital.org



645 S Central Ave

Chicago, IL 60644


PMSR: 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $45,595/ $46,595/ $47,595

645 S Central Ave

Chicago, IL 60644


PROGRAM NAME

Lower Bucks

CRIP





0753


# Staff DPMS: 20

Suburban Community Hospital, Abington Surgical Center, Wills Surgical Center, Tuttleman Surgical Center

No

CASPR #

125




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Forefoot and Rearfoot Reconstruction, Arthroscopy, Total Ankle Replacement, Lower Bucks Wound Care Center and Office Training

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoneMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoneMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven F. Boc DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Lower Bucks Hospital offers three PGY1 positions. Its a three-year CPME-accredited PMSR/RRA Podiatry Residency Program that provides residents with hands-on experience, faculty teaching, autonomy, great team environment, surgical opportunities, wound care center onsite, multiple offices and in-hospital training. Residents will gain extensive training in forefoot, rearfoot, ankle reconstruction, and Arthroscopy during pre-operative workup and post-operative follow-up. Academic training at Lower Bucks include weekly didactic along with monthly surgical workshops/cadaver labs paired with lecturers from speakers around the country.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$1000 CME Allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-568-3510Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.lowerbuckshosp.com/Education/Lower-Bucks-Residency-Program/Intern



501 Bath Road

Bristol, PA 19007


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,500/ $52,500/ $54,500

501 Bath Road

Bristol, PA 19007


PROGRAM NAME

Loyola University Medical Center

CRIP





0341


# Staff DPMS: 6

Edward Hines VA HospitalGottlieb Memorial Hospital

23 residency programs and 31 fellowship programs

Section 1

CASPR #

126




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology and research

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Surgical and medical training for Podiatry in adult and pediatric patients

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORColeen Napolitano DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


LUMC provides excellent clinical & surgical experience for a PMSR/RRA 36 month program for 3 residents. Podiatry & Orthopedic surgeons perform a high volume of forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive foot and ankle surgery. Our residents work with internationally known orthopedic and podiatric surgeons. Our program provides exceptional pediatric training with Dr. Edwin Harris with additional exposure with the Ortho Pediatric service. Our residents training model for the PMSR/RRA is a graduated tiered system. Loyola is a level 1 trauma center with our resident experiences with acute trauma throughout all training years and with ED call. Our program is designed to supplement your didactic knowledge with clinical experiences. The Loyola Podiatry and Orthopedic clinics and rotations as well as Hines with Podiatry clinics, focus on all aspects of Pathology of the lower extremity. Our surgical subspecialities include General Surgery, Vascular, and Foot & Ankle Orthopedic service. Our additional medical subspecialities include Wound clinic, Dermatology and Endocrinology.

Sample Contract: Internet Site Internet Site Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Vacation/Education 20 days, IPads, Online board review coursesPodiatry Present, Podiatry Surgical in-training exam, Podiatry Medicine in-training exam

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

708-216-6906Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.loyolamedicine.org/gme/ortho-surgery/podiatric-residency



2160 South First Ave

Maguire Center, Rm 1700

Maywood, IL 60153


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,010/ $61,984/ $63,960

2160 South First Ave

Maguire Center, Rm 1700

Maywood, IL 60153


PROGRAM NAME

McLaren Oakland

CRIP





0449


# Staff DPMS: 25

Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Anesthesiology, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Family Practice, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Otolaryngology, Radiology, Urology, Cardiology, Pain Management, Pulmonary/Critical Care

Section 1

CASPR #

127




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private office, Wound care clinic, outside Pathology rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot and Reconstructive Rearfoot Surgery, Wound Care, Limb Salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORZeeshan S. Husain DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The residency program is designated as a PMSR / RRA certified residency program by CPME. The rotations include a wide range of general medical and surgical experiences in which residents are expected to function like their counterparts. Residents receive a competitive salary and benefit package. Experience and training is gained from a wide range of general and surgical rotations, in addition to ongoing podiatric surgical experience at McLaren-Oakland, residents cover cases at other outside hospitals and surgery centers The program provides a busy Foot and Ankle clinic and is looking to continually increase surgical volume and surgical subspecialty experiences. Residents are expected to develop clinical and surgical skills such that they will be ready to function upon graduation. Furthermore, residents are expected to participate in research leading to presentation and eventual publication.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*$1,500 annual educational stipend in addition to Comprehensive AAFAO Course (PGY1), Advanced AAFAO Course (PGY2), and ACFAS Arthroscopy Course (PGY3) . Insurance includes Dental, Life, Disability, and Vision.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

248-408-8300Phone:


Program Web Site: mclaren.org



50 North Perry Street

Pontiac, MI 48342


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,452/ $50,290/ $52,010

50 North Perry Street

Pontiac, MI 48342


PROGRAM NAME

MedStar Washington Hospital Center

CRIP





0626


# Staff DPMS: 50

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital, MedStar Franklin Square, Children's National Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente, University of Maryland, multiple ambulatory sites

37 other residency / fellowship programs offered in numerous speciality areas at MedStar Washington Hospital Center and interaction with many others at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

Section 2

CASPR #

128




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Resident Surgical Clinic, Limb Salvage Team Approach, Pediatric Orthopaedics, Community Surgical Centers, Resident Teaching Experience, Elective and Research Rotation Opportunities

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Broad-based clinical experience to provide residents with confidence and practice excellence; Create practitioners who are inquisitive and critical thinkers with well rounded surgical skills.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn S. Steinberg DPM FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Academic and clinically intense program based in Washington DC at MedStar Washington Hospital Center and MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. This program is a high volume inpatient and outpatient clinical care and surgical experience. The resident is exposed to patients with multi-system disease and co-morbidities. The graduates of this program are prepared to practice in a competitive environment at a high level and in diverse practice settings. The residency experience is enhanced by the access of MedStar Health which operates 10 hospitals in the metropolitan area and provides ample support for a well rounded educational experience. The team approach and multidisciplinary interaction are part of every rotation.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Travel to Meetings: AAFAO Basic Course, AAFAO Advanced Course, Arthroscopy Course. Membership Dues APMA, ACFAS.Parking, House Staff Gym.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

202-877-7204Phone:


Program Web Site: https://MedStarHealth.org/PodiatricResidency



110 Irving Street NW

Suite 6A-126

Washington, DC 20010


PMSR/RRA 8 8

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,000/ $61,000/ $64,100

110 Irving Street, NW. Suite 6A-126

Washington, DC 20010


PROGRAM NAME

Memorial Healthcare System

CRIP





0515


# Staff DPMS: 45

Memorial Regional South, Memorial Regional, Memorial Pembroke, Memorial West, Joe Dimaggio Children's Hospital and 2 Surgical Centers(Memorial Same Day Surgical Centers West and Weston outpatient cen

Internal medicine, pediatrics, neurology, psychiatry, general surgery, physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Section 2

CASPR #

129




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Our outpatient clinic sees approximately 35-40 patients a week with multiple podiatric complaints. Residents provide total care to these patients under direct supervision.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Well rounded program of forefoot and rearfoot surgery with complete access to all medical departments throughout the hospital system.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Although an externship is not required it is strongly recommended that the applicant visit the program and meet the residents and director.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBarney A. Greenberg DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


All residents are trained according to the CPME guidelines. There are 20 + podiatrists on staff that interact with the residents. There is a good flow of surgery patients both on an inpatient and outpatient setting. All medical disciplines are available in the hospital district. There are 5 hospitals within the program, ttwo outpatient surgical centers and an outpatient podiatry clinic. The program is approved as a PMSR/RRA with two approved spots by CPME and both are funded. A clerkship is available to all schools. Applicants are encouraged to visit or call the program at 954-966-4500 x1304 or email [email protected] prior to visiting.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Yearly stipend includes CME allowance. $50 cell phone allowance per month, wellness visits

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

954-265-4463Phone:


Program Web Site: http://gme.mhs.net/podiatry



3600 Washington Street

Attn: Podiatry

Hollywood, FL 33021


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,903/ $57,754/ $59,533

2651 Hollywood Blvd

Hollywood, FL 33020


PROGRAM NAME

Mercy Health - St. Vincent Medical Center

CRIP





0464


# Staff DPMS: 32

Mercy St. Charles Hospital, Mercy St. Anne Hospital; St. Luke Hospital, Regency Surgery Center, SurgiCare Surgery Center, Toledo Clinic Outpatient Surgery Center

Residencies in EM, FM, Gen Surg, IM, Neurology OB/GYN, Ortho Surg, Pediatrics, and Transitional Year; Fellowships in Cardiovascular Disease, Hospice and Palliative Care, and Neuroendovascular.

Section 1

CASPR #

130




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


High caliber podiatric medicine and surgery training w/ emphasis on RRA surgery, diabetic wound care, and limb salvage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKathryn Schramm DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our mission is to produce a well-rounded podiatric physician and surgeon who will work effectively as a member of an interdisciplinary team, will share their knowledge both within and without the podiatric profession, and will elevate the status of the specialty.

Our program is based at a Level 1 trauma center with air ambulance. Residents balance surgical cases with outpatient and wound care clinic commitments, as well as didactic activities, skills labs, and research.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


ACLS/BLS Training, Training Certificate paid for PGY1, Relocation Allowance for PGY1

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

419-251-4613Phone:


Program Web Site: http://mercymedicalresidency.org/wp/?page_id=54



Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency

2213 Cherry Street

Toledo, OH 43608


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,400/ $56,500/ $58,000

Sylvania Podiatry

4913 Harroun Road, Suite 1

Sylvania, OH 43560


PROGRAM NAME

Mercy Health Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0458


# Staff DPMS: 20

Mercy Regional Medical CenterMetroHealthUniversity HospitalsAkron General HospitalLakewest HospitalCleveland Clinic

Multiple medical and surgical residencies

No

CASPR #

131




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


All aspects of foot, ankle and lower leg medicine and surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkship highly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

yes (3.0)Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

yes (upper 50%)Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMark A. Hardy DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is a PMSR/RRA with 6 residents/year.

PGY-1: required medical rotations and podiatric medicine/surgery rotations; through Cleveland Clinic, MetroHealth, Mercy Health, Akron General

PGY-2/3: foot & ankle clinics; foot & ankle surgery; foot & ankle trauma call; orthopaedic surgery; general surgery; through our multiple affiliated hospital systems


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Allowance for international traveling fellowship program

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.nofafoundation.org



3700 Kolbe Road

Lorain, OH 44053


PMSR/RRA 6 6

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,000/ $54,000/ $56,000

3700 Kolbe Road

Lorain, OH 44053


PROGRAM NAME

Mercy Hospital & Medical Center

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0342


# Staff DPMS: 30

LaGrange Mem, Loyola Uni Med Cen, Ros Franklin Uni Health Sys, Salt Creek Sx Center, Cen Min Invasive Sx, Oak Brook Sx Center, Advocate Trinity Hospital, Hinsdale Hospital, Hinsdale Ortho Asso, DuPage

Sponsored Programs: Internal Medicine, OB/GYNAffiliated Programs: General Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Pathology, Diagnostic Radiology

No

CASPR #

132




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podopediatrics, Pain Clinic

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGeorge L. Enriquez DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Mercy is a CPME approved PMSR-RRA program located in the rapidly growing South Loop district in the beautiful City of Chicago. Our residents perform a large volume of surgery including ankle and reconstructive rearfoot surgery at the hospital and at multiple surgery centers. We also have multiple podiatric and wound care clinics that allow our residents proficiency in general podiatric medicine. Candidate visitiation to our program is strongly encouraged, and can be arranged by calling Sabina McCray at 312-567-2167 or by email [email protected]. Granted interviews will be held on the first Wednesday afternoon following CRIPS at Mercy Hospital Medical Center.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Disability insuranceFree parking

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

312-567-2167Phone:


Program Web Site: www.mercy-chicago.org/



2525 S Michigan Avenue

Room 2-713

Chicago, IL 60616


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,680/ $54,540/ $56,400

2525 S Michigan Avenue

Room 2-713

Chicago, IL 60616


PROGRAM NAME

Mercy Hospital, a Campus of Plantation General Hospital and Barry University School of

Podiatric Med

CRIP





0503


# Staff DPMS: 10

Barry University

none.

No

CASPR #

133




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Advanced seminar training in external fixation, internal fixation and wound care available.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


General Podiatry, Reconstructive Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORThomas Merrill DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program is accredited three position PM&S-36. The residents will have exposure to the full range of foot and ankle surgery, including forefoot and reconstructive rearfoot and ankle.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


participation in workshops and medical missions

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes none

Phone:


Program Web Site:



3659 South Miami Ave

Ste 3008

Miami, FL 33133


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,000/ $52,000/ $54,000

3659 S Miami Ave

Ste 3008

Miami, FL 33133


PROGRAM NAME

MercyOne Waterloo Medical Center

CRIP





0245


# Staff DPMS: 14

none.

Family Practice

No

CASPR #

134




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Clinic, Endocrinology, Interventional Radiology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Forefoot & Rearfoot surgery, total ankle, strong orthopedic experiences

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visit to hospital/program is required - clerkship is highly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

N/AMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:MercyOne Waterloo Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGregory Lantz DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


PMSR/RRA program. Well rounded intense program with excellent training facilities and faculty. Well rounded forefoot and rearfoot surgery. Tremendous orthopedic experiences.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME: $1,000 benefit for 3rd year residents

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

319-233-6107Phone:


Program Web Site: www.mercyone.org



3421 W 9th St

Waterloo, IA 50702


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,000/ $54,000/ $56,000

Family Foot Health Care

927 West Fourth Street

Waterloo, IA 50702


PROGRAM NAME

MetroWest Medical Center

CRIP





0621


# Staff DPMS: 15

Tufts Univ School of Med, Boston University Hosp, SanFelipe Hospital, Melrose Wakefield Hospital, Milford Regional Medical Center

Internal Medicine, Transitional, OB

Section 2

CASPR #

135




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Medical Mission for PGY-2/3, clubfoot repair one week

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot Surgery, trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, photo, clerkship recommendedletter of intent (only if did not do a clerkship)

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$30.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Residency Fund MWMCPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDonald W. Adams DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Metrowest has been approved as a PMSR-RRA certified program. The Podiatric Residency Program has been in existence for over 15 years. All residents participate in a vast number of non-podiatric rotations. The residents are exposed to a large amount of trauma and surgery during the core rotations of ED, Podiatry/Orthopedics. Each year residents participate in the Baja project, a medical mission in Honduras. Residents are exposed to many rearfoot surgeries including ankle fractures, calcaneal fractures, clubfoot reconstruction, flatfoot reconstruction, etc. This program is well balanced surgically as well as clinically. MetroWest Medical Center currently requires a $30 application fee. An application is not considered complete until the fee is received which is non-refundable. Checks or money orders are acceptable made out to “Residency Fund-MWMC”.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Parking, BLS/ACLS

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.mwmc.com/healthcare-professionals/for-physicians/residency-programs/p



c/o Sharon Dearth

115 Lincoln St.

Framingham, MA 01702


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,004/ $62,303/ $64,218

c/o Sharon Dearth

115 Lincoln St.

Framingham, MA 01702


PROGRAM NAME

Montefiore Medical Center

CRIP





0836


# Staff DPMS: 20

Jacobi Medical CenterEmpire Surgical Center

Internal Medicine, Emergency Room, OB/GYN, Anesthesiology, Surgery, Dental, Opthamology, Dermatolgy, Rehab. Medicine,Opthamology, Orthopedic Surgery, Pediatrics

Section 2

CASPR #

136




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private office rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Forefoot elective and reconstructive surgeryWound care and diabetic limb salvageRearfoot and ankle with Foot & Ankle OrthopedistTrauma surgery at Jacobi Medical Center a Level 1 trauma center

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Montefiore Podiatric Residency ProgramPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREric G. Walter DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We have 5 entry level positions as a PMSR/RRA program. We have all of the required rotations and a foot and ankle trauma rotation at Jacobi Medical Center a Level 1 trauma center in the Bronx. We have 5 hospital campuses as part of Montefiore and two surgical centers.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Internet access; in hospital on-call room; *CME allowance $4000 over 3 years$500 book/education stipend / year

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

347-577-4410Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.montefiore-orthopedics.org/



Center for Orthopaedic Specialities

1250 Waters Place, Tower 1, 11th Floor

Bronx, NY 10461


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,900/ $60,900/ $65,700

Center for Orthopaedic Specialties

1250 Waters Place, Tower 1, 11th Floor

Bronx, NY 10461


PROGRAM NAME

Montefiore Mount Vernon Hospital

CRIP





0852


# Staff DPMS: 15

Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital, New York

Medicine. (Only surgical residency program in hospital)

Section 2

CASPR #

137




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Orthopedic clinic with foot and ankle orthopedic surgeons, wound care clinic with HBO, Podiatry clinic at Community health centers, private offices. BAKO pathology rotation.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well-rounded clinical and surgical education focusing on reconstructive surgery, elective forefoot surgery. wound care center and limb salvage. Coding and billing of podiatric services and surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Annual health assement from training institution

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDominic J. Catanese DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Montefiore Mt Vernon is a community-based teaching hospital that functions as a family and values interdisciplinary teamwork. Our PMSR/RRA program offers a comprehensive, well-rounded surgical and clinical education through an academic and positive learning environment. Our residents have a positive relationship with orthopedics and benefit from training with them to learn elective surgery, reconstructive surgery, and limb salvage. Our program exposes residents to a high volume of outpatients and the pre & post-op challenges of podiatric surgery. Our residents are exposed to practice management and billing & coding to prepare them for their careers. We also work closely with wound care specialists who utilize evidence-based therapies at our HBO wound care center. Didactics are highly emphasized at our program: journal club, resident/student presentations, morbidity & mortality discussions, and multiple workshops/labs. Externship and/or student visitation is highly recommended.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Podiatry office and on-call rooms. $500 educational stipend per year. $4000 CME stipend over 3 years. Daily meal allowance. Free parking.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

914-361-6050Phone:

Program E-mail: [email protected],[email protected]

Program Web Site:



12 north 7th avenue

Mt Vernon, NY 10550


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,025/ $56,207/ $59,991

12 north 7th avenue

Mt Vernon, NY 10550


PROGRAM NAME

Morristown Medical Center

CRIP





0639


# Staff DPMS: 71

Overlook Hospital, Newton Memorial Hospital, The Center for Surgery at Mountainside, The Millburn Surgery Center, Surgical Center at Cedar Knolls, PCA, Princeton Surgical Specialists

Atlantic Health System trains over 160 residents per year in specialties such as Internal Medicine, Medical Imaging, Emergency Medicine, OB-Gyn,General Surgery, Pediatrics, Family Practice, Dentistry

Section 2

CASPR #

138




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Family Health Center of Morristown, Morristown Wound Care Center, Overlook Wound Care Center, Diabetology, Sports Medicine

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Elective/Non-elective surgery of the foot and ankle, including reconstructive and traumatic.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: program fee to be mailed directly to:Morristown Medical CenterATTN: Dr. Brian Sullivan - Box 77100 Madison AvenueMorristown, NJ 07960 Application should include class rank.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$40.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Podiatry Residency Fund of Morristown Medical CentPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBrian S. Sullivan DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Morristown Medical Center is the cornerstone of the Atlantic Health System. AHS includes 4 main hospitals as well as 4 surgery centers. Morristown Medical Center and its affiliates are located in historic suburban settings. This program does not accept candidates who have previously completed a residency program. Program emphasizes forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle surgery, wound care, and trauma. This program has a large volume of surgical cases as well as a large volume of inpatients. Residents routinely graduate with approximately 1000 procedures. The application fee is utilized to offset expenses incurred in the central interview process. A clerkship at the Hospital is highly recommended. If a clerkship is not feasible, then a visit is very strongly recommended.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


Books

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

973-971-5315Phone:


Program Web Site: www.atlantichealth.org/en/morristown/professionals/residency+programs/



Jennifer DiLauri - Med Ed

100 Madison Avenue

Morristown, NJ 07962


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,160/ $61,200/ $63,750

100 Madison Avenue

Med Ed/Box 77

Morristown, NJ 07960


PROGRAM NAME

Mount Auburn Hospital

CRIP





0633


# Staff DPMS: 17

Harvard University, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, Tufts Medical Center, Surgery Centers, Boston Outpatient Surgical Suites, EMSC, Beth Israel Lahey Health

Emergency Department, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Radiology, Pharmacy, Obstetrics

Section 2

CASPR #

139




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Mission Trips to Nicaragua/Nepal; Surgical Skills Lab, 24/7 cadaver access, Ankle joint replacement; AO, ACFAS, Arthroscopy, Baltimore Limb Deformity Conferences; Private office/billing experience; Pediatrics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


3 year, high-volume, well-rounded, hospital-based program emphasizes surgery (particularly complex reconstructive forefoot, rearfoot, & ankle surgery, sports medicine, & trauma), academics & research

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Cover letter, Letter from school w/ class rank, List of all clerkships, 3 Letters of recommendation. Mail check to Dr. Emily Cook, Mt. Auburn Hospital. Email supplemental materials: [email protected]

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$50.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Mount Auburn HospitalPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREmily A. Cook DPM, MPH, CPH, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Mount Auburn Hospital, a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, is a 3 yr high-volume, well-rounded program with an emphasis in surgery, academia, & research. Residents gain extensive training in ankle, hindfoot & forefoot surgery, reconstructive & deformity correction, trauma, arthroscopy, joint replacement & sports medicine. Parity on all off-service rotations. Residents follow pre- & post-operative cases & develop proficient clinical and billing skills in both hospital & private office settings. National conferences, AO and arthroscopic certification are provided. Weekly board reviews. Residents must complete at least one research project with advanced support from podiatric attendings with MPH degrees from the Harvard School of Public Health (no previous research training needed). Mission trip to Nicaragua or Nepal. Exclusive PGY-1 continuity surgical experience. There are numerous conferences, journal clubs, workshops and lectures. This program is best suited for motivated and dedicated physicians who are ready to commit towards a three year path of excellence.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Appointed Clinical Fellow in Surgery by Harvard Medical School, access to all Harvard libraries, athletic facilities, iPad & extensive educational materials, ABFAS & ABPM in-training exam, strong benefit package

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

617-497-2420Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.mountauburnhospital.org



Department of Surg/Division of Podiatric Surgery

330 Mount Auburn Street

Cambridge, MA 02138


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,226/ $56,222/ $61,776

Department of Surg/Division of Podiatric Surgery

330 Mount Auburn Street

Cambridge, MA 02138


PROGRAM NAME

Mount Sinai Beth Israel Medical Center

CRIP





0858


# Staff DPMS: 70

Icahn School of Medicine, St. Lukes/Roosevelt Hospitals, Beth Israel Kings Highway, Mount Sinai Health System, Manhattan Surgery Center

The Mount Sinai and affiliated hospital system has the largest resident training system in the USA. All specialties are represented in their ACGME programs.

No

CASPR #

140




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private Office Rotations, Basic AO course, Ilizarov basic and advanced courses, Ponseti training, wound care, hyperbarics training

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Elective reconstructive forefoot and rearfoot surgery.Rearfoot and Ankle trauma/surgery with DPM/MD staff Diabetic wound care and limb salvage. Extensive ilizarov extremal fixation training.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Although clerkship is not necessary we do give preference to those applicants.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.9Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid Gitlin DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Unique opportunity to train at one of the largest teaching hospital systems in the country. PMSR + CERT program with 4 entry level positions approved. This is a well-rounded four year surgical program in a large 1300 bed facility. Total 31 residency and fellowship programs. Residents will be thoroughly trained in all facets of podiatric medicine and surgery including diabetic wound care, forefoot and rearfoot and ankle reconstructive surgery, trauma, complex ilizarov technique, and limb salvage. The hospital has created an on-site podiatry faculty practice giving the podiatry resident the opportunity to comprehensively treat and follow their surgical and non-surgical patients. Recent additions to our training resources include a Wound Care Center, Orthopedic and Endocrinology rotations. Outside private office rotations available as well. Research participation is mandatory for all residents.We welcome applicants from all schools.Please be aware the program is 4 years in length.

Sample Contract: Contact Program At CRIP Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


subsized housing, Chief Resident board review course or clinical conference, AO forefoot and rear foot surges, guest speaker grand rounds series, elective rotations

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.bethisraelny.org/



317 E 17th Street

Fierman Hall, 12th floor

New York, NY 10003


PMSR/RRA 4 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $63,481/ $66,922/ $70,518/ $73,332

317 E 17th Street

Fierman Hall, 12th floor

New York, NY 10003


PROGRAM NAME

Mount Sinai Medical Center

CRIP





0522


# Staff DPMS: 15

Barry University, Nova SE University, FIU Medical School, Univ. Of Miami Medical School

Internal Medicine, Pathology, Radiology, Emergency Medicine, General Surgery, Cardiology, Osteopathic Internal Medicine, Anesthesiology, urology

Section 2

CASPR #

141




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Weekly Wound Care clinic rotation at Mount Sinai-Miami Heart Wound Care Center.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


To give exposure and training in the full scope of podiatric medicine & surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Mount Sinai is a No Smoking institution and all residents will be required to take a tobacco screening test with drug testing prior to contact offer.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$30.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Mount Sinai Medical Ctr Dept of Medical EducationPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJacob M. Silverstone DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Although qualified program applicants may be granted an interview, it is strongly recommended that candidates participate in the clerkship/externship program or atleast arrange for a personal visit to the institution.

Sample Contract: At CRIP Contact Program Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$500/yr book allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

305-695-1255Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.msmc.com



4306 Alton Road - Comprehensive Cancer Ctr 2nd Flo

Surgery & Podiatry Residency Programs

Miami Beach, FL 33140


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,580/ $55,402/ $57,532

1255 Biscayne Blvd.

Suite #304



PROGRAM NAME

Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital

CRIP





0860


# Staff DPMS: 21

Mount Sinai Health system

Family Practice, Surgery, Pediatrics, ObGyn,Internal Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

142




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care CenterPodiatry ClinicPodiatry Office Rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine and Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence Horl DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We have an exciting Podiatric training experience at one of Long Islands outstanding Hospitals. We have recently joined the Mount Sinai Health system. Our Podiatric and Orthopedic staffs are exceptional educators and are very willing to teach residents. Your choice to continue your education at South Nassau Communities Hospital would be a great decision. We have recieved our PMSR/RRA certification. We have outstanding rotations and a very busy Foot and Ankle service.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

516-632-3000 EXT 3935Phone:


Program Web Site: SNCH.ORG



1 Healthy Way

Oceanside, NY 11572


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,000/ $63,000/ $66,000

1 Healthy Way

Oceanside, NY 11572


PROGRAM NAME

Nazareth Hospital

CRIP





0752


# Staff DPMS: 12

N/A

Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Transitional Year, Pharmacy

No

CASPR #

143




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Inpatient service, private practice experience, wound care

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot and ankle surgery, arthroscopy, trauma, limb salvage, wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkship highly recommended

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRenata Milman DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program will have two PMSR/RRA PGY-1 positions available for the 2020 match. The program offers an excellent well-rounded experience with strong training in surgical, medical and clinical skills. The residents will be managing patients in the inpatient and outpatient setting through all phases of surgery including follow-up care. Residents will have a didactic schedule, grand rounds, journal club, online lecture series, workshops and the opportunity to attend conferences. Clerkships and/or program visits are highly recommended.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$1500 CME allowance yearly, PGY-3 ACFAS arthroscopy course, resident offices and GME floor, on-site library, gym, meals provided, parking provided

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

267-566-2982Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.trinityhealthma.org/healthcare-professionals/gme/nazareth-residency/pod



2601 Holme Ave



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,000/ $56,500/ $58,000

2601 Holme Ave

GME - 3rd Floor Marian Bldg - Room 302



PROGRAM NAME

New York College of Podiatric Medicine and Metropolitan Hospital Center

CRIP





0827


# Staff DPMS: 15

NYCPM/ Foot Center of NYLincoln Hospital, NYC, HHCHarlem Hospital, NYC,HHCQueens Hospital, NYC, HHC

none

No

CASPR #

144




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: none

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


General Surgery/Medicine, orthopedic surgery, diabetic pathologies, didactics via NYCPM

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert A. Eckles DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a comprehensive 3 year program fostering independence and interaction within multiple specialty clinics including medicine, orthopedics, and general surgery. The unique placement of the program in conjunction with the NYCPM assures high academic content and state of the art surgical faculty.

Please check back to this page and/or CPME 300 for more information.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:




New York, NY 10035


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,500/ $47,500/ $48,500


New York, NY 10035


PROGRAM NAME

New York Community Hospital

CRIP





0816


# Staff DPMS: 25

None

None

No

CASPR #

145




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Cumberland Diagnostic and Treatment CenterPrivate offices off-site

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


We have a large emphasis on wound care and podiatric surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must do at least one week of visitation at Program

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence A. Santi DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program is located in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. We are a small hospital, and since Podiatry is the only residency, the resident will experience a one-on-one with all medical and podiatric attendings. The podiatric attendings are experienced, Board Certified podiatrists. The operating room is equipped with all of the latest instrumentation, allowing the podiatric staff to perform state of the art surgeries.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-435-1031Phone:


Program Web Site:



2525 Kings Highway

Brooklyn, NY 11229


PMSR: 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR: $55,000/ $57,000/ $59,000

240 East 5th Street

Brooklyn, NY 11218


PROGRAM NAME

NewYork-Presbyterian/Brooklyn Methodist Hospital

CRIP





0848


# Staff DPMS: 50

none.

General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Anesthesiology, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Radiation Oncology, Emergency Medicine, Dental Medicine.

Section 2

CASPR #

146




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podopediatrics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Surgery , Diabetic Wound Care and Limb Salvage

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORErnest G. Megdanis DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This program has the added Credential in Reconstructive Rearfoot and Ankle Surgery.

The Podiatry residency program is well integrated into a teaching hospital. The goal of our program is to graduate residents with an excellent medical and surgical background to become successful in private practice. This is accomplished by block rotations, weekly didactic lectures, journal club. We hold cadaver labs throughout the academic year. There is a large inpatient/ outpatient volume, affording residents excellent exposure to treatment of diabetic infections and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery.

The PGY-3 level of the PMSR/RRA program provides emphasis in advanced reconstructive surgery in foot and ankle. The PGY-3 level of the PMSR program provides advanced training in plastic surgery and diabetic wound care/surgery.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Education allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

718-780-5716Phone:


Program Web Site: www.nym.org/education/residencies/residencies.html




506 Sixth Street

Brooklyn, NY 11215


PMSR/RRA 3 3

PM&S-36: 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $64,791/ $70,464/ $76,928

PM&S-36: $64,791/ $70,464/ $76,928


506 Sixth Street

Brooklyn, NY 11215


PROGRAM NAME

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens

CRIP





0859


# Staff DPMS: 80

Fifth Avenue Surgery Center, Flushing Hospital Medical Center, South Shore Ambulatory Surgery Center, Gramercy surgery center, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, NewYork-Presbyterian/Cornell

Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Radiation Oncology, Transitional Year, Dentistry,.Fellowships in Infectious Disease, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine,Nephrology,GI,Cardiovascular disease

Section 2

CASPR #

147




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: SICU,Research, Pediatric Orthopedics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma care of the foot, Diabetic Foot Care, Reconstructive pediatric and adult foot surgery. Also, indepth knowledge of Medicine and medical management of in patients, Wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORCharles M. Lombardi DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is an intensive four-year program, devoted to all aspects of Foot and Ankle Surgery. This includes trauma, reconstructive, arthroscopy and endoscopic surgery of the rearfoot and ankle. There is extensive training in external and internal fixation. The first year emphasizes medical management on in-patients. Students ask why we have four years. We have added a first year that emphasizes medicine and medical management of in-patients. Besides the addition of the first year the fourth year is devoted to supervision, teaching and research. The fourth year is not added time to get case numbers--- all residents have their surgical and medical numbers after the 2nd year! We invite any candidate to view resident logs when they visit the program. This program is long hours and hard work--if this scares you please do not apply. The program has a full time residency director, and associate director. There is also 4 half time podiatry faculty as well as 80 voluntary podiatry staff. There is weekly formal lectures, journal club as well as teaching rounds on all in-patients.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


Chief Resident Differential $3,000 per year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-670-2151Phone:


Program Web Site: NYHQ.org



56-45 Main Street

Flushing, NY 11355


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,546/ $62,689/ $64,833/ $66,440

56-45 Main Street

Flushing, NY 11355


PROGRAM NAME

North Colorado Medical Center

CRIP





0244


# Staff DPMS: 14

North Colorado Medical Center, McKee Medical Center,Banner Fort Collins, University of Colorado Health (Ft. Collins and Loveland), Rose Medical Center, Lutheran Medical Center

North Colorado Family Medicine Residency Training Program

Section 1

CASPR #

148




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports Medicine, elective rotations available

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


reconstructive surgery, diabetes, wound care, podiatric surgery, and biomechanics

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Photo requested but not required

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:

Deadline: Payable To:

Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

N/AMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMike Vaardahl DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


NCMC offers a PMSR (with added credential) program with emphasis on podiatric surgery, reconstructive surgery, pediatrics, clubfoot, and wound care. We have a highly skilled and diverse staff of DPM's as well as foot and ankle orthopedists. We are fortunate to work in many facilities throughout the Northern Colorado front range. Residents are exposed to a wide range of forefoot, rearfoot and ankle surgical procedures. Didactic activities including journal club, residents lectures, workshops, and skills courses add to the resident's educational experience. Final applicants must submit to drug screening and a complete background check as required by Banner Health.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Paid family leave, fitness facility, full healthcare, vision, dental, and 401K, PDA allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.bannerhealth.com



1801 16th Street

Greeley, CO 80631


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,496/ $57,200/ $59,696

c/o Bobby Pfeiff, GME Office

1600 23rd Avenue

Greeley, CO 80634


PROGRAM NAME

Northwest Medical Center

CRIP





0524


# Staff DPMS: 20

University Hospital Broward Health Coral SpringsWest Boca Medical Center Boca Raton Outpatient Surgery CenterSurgery Center at Coral SpringsBoynton Beach Surgery CenterLake Worth Surgery C

General Surgery residency to start 2020

Section 2

CASPR #

149




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Option to complete the Bako Dermatopathology Mini-fellowship. Option to participate in international mission trips.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Comprehensive approach to elective and non-elective surgery, trauma, wound care and limb salvage, as well as practice management. Excellent balance of clinical, academic, and surgical experience.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visitation by students is strongly encouraged for application consideration

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Northwest Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

N/AMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlan A. MacGill DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Northwest Medical Center is a 36 month, PMSR/RRA program. There is a strong emphasis on elective forefoot, hindfoot, and ankle surgery, limb salvage and wound care, lower extremity trauma, and clinical patient management. Residents are expected to have excellent communication skills, be self-motivated, and work cohesively as a team. Two residents accepted per year, open to all colleges of podiatric medicine. Recent graduates with approximately 2200 procedures. Visits to the hospital are strongly recommended. Please contact the chief resident, Dr. Jason Spector, at 786-423-5430 (call or text) with any questions or to schedule a visit.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Professional organization membership allowance, board exam allowance, CME conference allowance; iPhone; license fees

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: https://northwestmed.com/professionals/graduate-medical-education/podiatry-residen



2801 N State Road 7

Attn: Med Staff/Podiatric Residency Program

Margate, FL 33063


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,770/ $54,270/ $55,770

2801 N State Road 7

Attn: Med Staff/Podiatric Residency Program

Margate, FL 33063


PROGRAM NAME

Norton Audubon Hospital

CRIP





0357


# Staff DPMS: 22

Norton Children's Hospital.; Norton Hospital; Norton Medical Pavilion; Norton Women's & Children's Hospital; Norton Brownsboro Hospital.

No

CASPR #

150




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Neurology, Dermatology, and Rheumatology (electives); Additional rotation: Pain Management

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Foot & Ankle Surgery, Orthopedics/Trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKeith Myrick DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program is a PMSR/RRA emphasizing a well-rounded surgical experience including trauma, foot and ankle reconstruction, limb salvage, and elective forefoot surgery. We offer a diverse education experience with clinical rotations in anesthesia, orthopedics, pediatric orthopedics, family medicine, emergency medicine, infectious disease, vascular surgery, HBO/wound care, and more. Coverage extends to all Norton Healthcare facilities & affiliated surgery centers. Podiatry takes primary call at 4 Norton hospitals for all foot and ankle conditions including complex trauma. With a faculty of podiatric and non-podiatric physicians participating in the Program, our residents have ample opportunity to hone their surgical & medical skills. Clerkship with our program is MANDATORY to be considered for a residency position. This process allows the faculty to better evaluate each candidate instead of a 1-hour interview, and gives the student an opportunity to evaluate our program to assure this is a right fit. Free Room & Board is available for Externs.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Yearly budget for Licensure and Continuing Medical Education.DEA reimbursement 1st year.Norton Healthcare is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/Disability/Veteran/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes full

502-636-8171Phone:


Program Web Site: https://nortonhealthcare.com/careers/career-areas/allied-health-professionals/podiatr



One Audubon Plaza Drive



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,000/ $50,500/ $52,000

One Audubon Plaza Drive



PROGRAM NAME

Norwegian American Hospital

CRIP





0344


# Staff DPMS: 25

Multiple Surgery Centers in the Chicagoland area

Family Medicine

No

CASPR #

151




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric medicine, surgery, and practice management

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLouis M. Santangelo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Training includes extensive exposure to forefoot and rearfoot surgery, orthopedic trauma with an emphasis on foot and ankle, wound care and pediatrics in both an urban and sub-urban setting. Patient demographics are diverse and include patients with medicaid, medicare and private insurance. Along with clinical and surgical training, practice management and "real life" patient care is emphasized.Admission to the program is not influenced by race,color,sex,religion,creed,national origin,age,or handicap.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

773-292-4364Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.nahospital.org/podiatric-surgery-residency/



Louis Santangelo, DPM

1044 N Francisco Ave

Chicago, IL 60622


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,295/ $57,800/ $58,000

1044N.Francisco Ave Chicago,Il 60622

Chicago, IL 60622


PROGRAM NAME

NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn

CRIP





0814


# Staff DPMS: 20

NYU Langone Tisch, NYU Langone Joint Disease, NUY Langone Kimmel Hospital

Internal Medicine, Family Practice, OB/GYN, General Surgery, Dentistry

Section 2

CASPR #

152




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Trauma. Diabetic Wound Care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Students that do a clerkship are given priority

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:NYU Langone HospitalsPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper 1/2Minimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJeffrey V. Lucido DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


PMSR with RRA approved program that devotes one full year to orthopedic trauma . Level-one trauma center gives our residents exposure to a wide variety of pathology. Each resident scrubs as primary assistant in more than 500 surgical procedures each year.Podiatry residents scrub cases at NYU Langone Tisch Hospital, NYU Langone Hospital of Joint Disease, and several NYU Langone Surgical Centers starting in their first year. Past Residents fulfill all requirements for graduation after Year 2. Students that perform a clerkship are given priority during the selection process.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Educational Stipend: $600 for PGY 3 to be used towards Board Review, $500/year for PGY 1 and PGY 2 for Educational Allowance towards textbooks, etc.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-630-8455Phone:


Program Web Site: https://med.nyu.edu/orthosurgery/education-training/podiatric-medicine-su



150 55th street

Room 2-03

Brooklyn, NY 11220


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $65,677/ $68,252/ $73,404

Director of Podiatric Medical Education

441 77th Street

Brooklyn, NY 11209


PROGRAM NAME

NYU Winthrop Hospital

CRIP





0865


# Staff DPMS: 26

NYU Langone Medical Center

Dental Medicine; Internal Medicine; Ob/Gyn; Orthopaedic Surgery; Pathology; Pediatrics; Radiology; General Surgery; Vascular Surgery and 20 Fellowship Programs.

Section 2

CASPR #

153




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: orthopaedic foot & ankle surgery; physical medicine & rehabilitation; endocrinology; wound care; pain medicine

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


forefoot and rearfoot surgery; wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTomasz Rostkowski DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our 36 month program sponsors 6 residents; two per year for three years. During the first year, residents train with attending podiatry and medical physicians who provide education, supervision and performance assessment. While rotating in other specialty services, the residents make frequent inpatient rounds with the healthcare team, attend that service’s educational conferences, supplemented by conferences held by the Division of Podiatry. In year two of training, the residents become actively involved in podiatric surgery, focusing on the performance of foot surgery and exposure to reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle. Emphasis during year three of training is placed on reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, inclusive of surgical management of traumatology. By completion of the podiatric surgical training experience, the resident will be competent in the performance of all types of foot surgery as well as reconstructive foot and ankle surgery inclusive of major tarsal and ankle arthrodeses, osteotomies, fracture repair, and soft tissue repair.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


paid professional conferences; free prescription medications in the Hospital formulary; dental and life insurance; ACLS training

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

516-663-1298Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.nyuwinthrop.org/podiatric-medicine-and-surgery-residency



Department of Orthopaedic Surgery

222 Station Plaza N, Suite 305

Mineola, NY 11501


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $68,247/ $71,197/ $74,272


222 Station Plaza N, Suite 305

Mineola, NY 11501


PROGRAM NAME

Oak Hill Hospital

CRIP





0548


# Staff DPMS: 10

Oak Hill Hospital, All Saints Surgery Center

Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Anesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, Transitional Year, Geriatrics

No

CASPR #

154




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pain Management and Intensive Care Unit

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: TBD

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.8Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

0Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORVal Haddon DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

AVAILABLE RESOURCES Benefit Package:Sample Contract: Contact Program Contact Program Curriculum: Internet Site

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

352-592-2757Phone:


Program Web Site: oakhillhospital.com/gme



11375 Cortez Boulevard

Brooksville, FL 34613


PMSR/RRA 2 6

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,770/ $54,270

Oak Hill Hospital GME

11375 Cortez Boulevard

Brooksville, FL 34613


PROGRAM NAME

Ochsner Clinic Foundation

CRIP





0367


# Staff DPMS: 10

Threre are 8 hospitals in our system in the New Orleans area.

Ochsner Clinic Foundation sponsors 27 ACGME accredited training programs. 7 Core programs and 20 sub-specialty fellowships train 277 residents across the Ochsner Health System.

Section 1

CASPR #

155




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Participation in Quality and Safety Initiatives

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


The program emphasizes podiatric surgical competencies, but also provides experience in wound care and limb salvage .

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Interview.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

N/AMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKeith Luper DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Ochsner Medical Center is an Independent Academic Medical Center with multiple training programs across many core and specialty programs. The Podiatric clerkship links to Ochsner's Podiatric accredited Podiatry Residency program. The programs emphasize podiatric surgical competencies, but also provides experience in wound care and limb salvage . Ochsner accepts residents through the designated match process and clerks from accredited Podiatric Medical School. An approved affiliation agreement is required prior to the initiation of any clerkship rotations.


no

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

504-842-5932Phone:


Program Web Site: https://education.ochsner.org/gme/training-programs/podiatry-residency-program



1514 Jefferson Hwy

New Orleans, LA 70121


PMSR/RRA 3 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $47,462/ $50,773/ $54,084

1514 Jefferson Hwy

New Orleans, LA 70121


PROGRAM NAME

OSF St Anthony Medical Center

CRIP





0366


# Staff DPMS: 8

OrthoIllinois, SwedishAmerican, a Division of UW, OrthoIllinois Ambulatory Care Center, Copley Memorial Hospital

N/A

Section 1

CASPR #

156




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Please mail your application fee to the following:ATTN: Sonia PofelskiOSF Saint Anthony Medical CenterMedical Staff Office5666 E. State StreetRockford, Illinois 61108

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

$30.00Program Fee:

Deadline:OSF Saint Anthony Medical CenterPayable To:

NonFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKelly J. John DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This PMSR with added RRA certification is funded through OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center, a Level I Trauma Center, and affiliated with a multispecialty orthopedic practice. The resident is expected to far surpass the surgical volume requirements with heavy exposure to rearfoot and ankle reconstruction, revision surgery, trauma, and elective cases. The resident will also have extensive exposure to limb preservation, pediatrics, general orthopedics, rheumatology, and orthopedic trauma. In short, this demanding program is designed to produce confident and well prepared podiatric physicians able to excel in a number of settings. Interested students who visit or extern with the program and perform well will be given greater consideration during match.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Scopes Course is paid for once during the three year program for each resident up to: $2,000

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes temporary

815-395-5190Phone:


Program Web Site:



5666 E State Street

Rockford, IL 61108


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,500/ $51,000/ $52,500

c/o Anna Henke Medical Staff Office

5666 E. State Street

Rockford, IL 61108


PROGRAM NAME

Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital, Inc.

CRIP





0835


# Staff DPMS: 17

Sinai Hospital (Baltimore, MD)

Family Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

157




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Three month Advanced Orthopedic Surgical rotation at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland during second post graduate year.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Community Podiatry with advanced reconstructive techniques. Comprehensive Forefoot, Rearfoot and advanced Wound Care exposure.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkship at program preferred but not required.NYS Child Abuse Certification required for NYS limited permit.BLS/ACLS certifications thru American Heart Association

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGuido A. LaPorta DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital CPME accredited PMSR/RRA program offers a challenging and rewarding curriculum structured to support an excellent, well balanced and successful resident experience.Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital known for its caring environment is a community hospital serving multiple counties with a diverse population of more than 200,000 ensuring volume and unique multi-specialty experiences. Rotations with affiliations include an Advanced Orthopedic Surgery rotation at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland allowing extensive experiences in lower limb reconstruction and podiatric surgery. Our three year program accepts four Podiatric interns annually. Salary and benefits continue to be competitive within the region.Program Requirements: Graduate of College of Podiatric Medicine accredited by the Council of Podiatric Medical Education and must have passed Parts 1 & 2 examinations of the National Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Full hospital employee benefits. Shared health insurance.Licensing fees reimbursed. Limited meals available. Reasonable housing rentals in area. 20 days PTO annually/Annual CME allowance of $1500

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

607-798-5726Phone:


Program Web Site: www.lourdes.com




169 Riverside Drive

Binghamton, NY 13905


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,500/ $58,000/ $58,500

attn: Lisa Bronson/ Podiatry

169 Riverside Drive

Binghamton, NY 13905


PROGRAM NAME

Palmetto General Hospital

CRIP





0525


# Staff DPMS: 23

Hialeah Hospital (330) beds, Palmetto Hospital and Same Day Surgical Ctr,Coral Gables Surgery Center, Surgery Center at Doral

Internal MedicineFamily MedicineFellowships in:Infectious DiseaseCritical CareCardiology and Interventional CardiologyNeurology

No

CASPR #

158




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


There is a focus on inpatient management and trauma of the lower extremity. Specialized training provided in reconstruction and external fixation. Many elective procedures with a well rounded surgical

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV; *Clerkship at this program is not required, but is highly recommended. If you are unable to clerk but would like to visit our office, you may email us at: [email protected]

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLuis E. Marin DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a 3-year medical and surgical residency (PMSR-RRA) program. Surgical cases are per resident per year. This program consists of a high volume of foot and ankle trauma as well as elective foot and ankle surgery. In addition, inpatient management, diabetic foot infection evaluation and academic/teaching responsibilities are all part of the residency experience. If you wish to visit the program or have questions about the curriculum, please contact the on-call resident by calling the call phone at (786) 582-9494 or by email at [email protected].


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


The GME dept provides a yearly CME allowance and two white coats per year. Meals included on basis of generous monthly stipend. Opportunities are available to attend medical mission trips with the SOL Foundation.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:




Attention Graduate Medical Education Suite 202

Hialeah, FL 33016


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,830/ $51,101/ $53,373


Attention Graduate Medical Education Suite 202

Hialeah, FL 33016


PROGRAM NAME

Penn Presbyterian Medical Center

CRIP





0740


# Staff DPMS: 13

University of Pennsylvania

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Ortho/Trauma, Ophthamology, Anesthesia Internship

No

CASPR #

159




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Pain Medicine

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


none.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Penn Presbyterian Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlan J. Mlodzienski DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The curriculum of the PMSR/RRA requires 48 months to complete.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


* Meal stipend when on overnight call. Program is a four year commitment.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-662-9664Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.pennmedicine.org/departments-and-centers/podiatry-and-podiatric-surge



51 N 39th St

MAB Suite 211



PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,384/ $61,797/ $64,314/ $67,974

51 N 39th St

MAB Suite 211



PROGRAM NAME

Phoenixville Hospital

CRIP





0751


# Staff DPMS: 17

Brandywine HospitalPottstown HospitalOutpatient & Surgery Center of LimerickPaoli Surgery CenterPremier OrthopedicsPremier Surgery Center at ExtonPenn Radiology - Valley Forge

none

Section 2

CASPR #

160




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Private practice experience at Premier Orthopedics, Coventry Foot and Ankle and Brandywine Foot & Ankle. Podiatric Surgery Service at Phoenixville, Pottstown, and Brandywine Hospitals.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Foot and Ankle Surgery, Reconstructive Surgery, Sports Medicine, Orthopedic practice, Biomechanics, and Trauma.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: 2 extern per month.Visitation and/or Externship strongly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason R. Miller DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Phoenixville Hospital, which is affiliated with Tower Health, is located in a beautiful part of Pennsylvania and within a 20 mile radius of all our PA Ortho Center office locations and other affiliated hospitals. We have a dedicated call room at Phoenixville hospital. Core attending faculty takes pride in teaching and friendly staff at the affiliated hospitals. We have one Foot and Ankle Fellow, of Dr. Miller's Pennsylvania Intensive Lower Extremity Fellowship, per year also present to provide training to residents. This is a well-rounded program with varied learning opportunities.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$3000 CME Money 1st year$4500 CME Money 2nd and 3rd year

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

Phone:


Program Web Site: https://phoenixville.towerhealth.org/services/podiatric-residency/



140 Nutt Road

Phoenixville, PA 19460


PMSR/RRA 4 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,700/ $56,600/ $58,500

140 Nutt Road

Phoenixville, PA 19460


PROGRAM NAME

Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center

CRIP





0349


# Staff DPMS: 10

none.

Family Practice

Section 1

CASPR #

161




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Practice Management, Pain Management, BLS & ACLS Certification

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


All aspects of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery. Diverse pathologies and vast clinical exposure

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael M. Maghrabi DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our Podiatry Residency Program offers an excellent as well as a comprehensive training in Podiatric Medicine and Surgeryin a state of the art institution. For more details about our program and to answer any questions you may have regarding our program, please visit our website at http://smemc.reshealth.org/sub_smemc/education/default.cfm

We highly recommend that you visit our program by person to have a real feel for our program.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

773-862-3600Phone:


Program Web Site:



2233 west division street

Chicago, IL 60622


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,408/ $59,592/ $61,672

2222 West Division Street

Suite 105

Chicago, IL 60622


PROGRAM NAME

Reading Hospital

CRIP





0750


# Staff DPMS: 31

Thomas Jefferson Univ/Jefferson Medical College, Drexel Univ College of Medicine, PSU College of Medicine, Temple University, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine Osteopathic, Transitional Year, Family Medicine, OB/GYN, Emergency Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

162




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Research. Elective rotations include dermatology, cardiology, endocrinology, nephrology, orthopedics

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Didactic and clinical training in medical and surgical care of the lower extremity. Enable the developent of rendering compassionate quality care with the utmost ethical standards.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: n/a.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

n/aMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKevin Naugle DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Excellent opportunity for a high energy resident with a thirst for knowledge. The Reading Hospital porivides a wealth of learning resources from our large medical staff, trauma center, and Graduate Medical Education Department. The hospital touts a very high volume ED, OR, wound care center, out-patient clinic, and in-patient teaching opportunities. The learning experience will nurture and develop a well-rounded podiatric physician and surgeon who will practice with the utmost ethical standards. Multi-discipline residency programs will provide the educational opportunity for podiatry to integrate as part of the health care team. A very exciting podiatric residency opportunity!


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Meeting allowance and educational fund provided; first year residents receive $3000 and upper year residents receive $4500.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

Phone:


Program Web Site: https://reading.towerhealth.org



420 S. Fifth Avenue

West Reading, PA 19611


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,322/ $61,110/ $62,941

PO Box 16052

Podiatry Program - TG

Reading, PA 19612


PROGRAM NAME

Richmond University Medical Center

CRIP





0867


# Staff DPMS: 27

N/A

SUNY downstate general surgery , RUMC: Internal medicine , OB/GYN, Radiology, Pediatrics,Psychiatry, ER,

No

CASPR #

163




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: 3rd year residents have the opurtunity for an ELECTIVE rotation at the Rubin Institute for orthopedics. This is for training experience with Drs herzenberg and Bibbo among others. IT IS NOT DONE FOR NUMBERS.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


all aspects of foot and ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: although not a requirement, doing a clerkship or visiting the program is recommended and beneficial for both the student and program

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael Piccarelli DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric resident will work closely with all medical and surgical specialities over the course of their 3 years at RUMC. The focus of the program is Foot & Ankle surgery. The off sevrice rotations allows for exposure to wide variety of teaching and clinical experiences.Offer rolling interview dates for student convience.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


meal allowance $1,110/yearon site resident apartments are newly renovated and include a gym

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

718-273-0123Phone:


Program Web Site: rumcsi.org



355 Bard Avenue

Podiatry Dept

Staten Island, NY 10310


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $64,904/ $70,412/ $76,149

355 Bard Avenue

Podiatry Dept



PROGRAM NAME

Rochester General Hospital

CRIP





0870


# Staff DPMS: 6 core

Unity Hospital, Newark-Wayne Community Hospital, Clifton Springs, and United Memorial

Internal Medicine, OBGYN, Pediatrics, IR + DR Radiology & Denistry.

Section 2

CASPR #

164




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Electives

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


PMSR36/RRA program pending accreditation

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Transcript

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert Russo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Rochester General Hospital, located in Rochester NY, has provisional accreditation for a 36-month podiatric residency program that emphasizes all aspects of podiatric care from basic clinical experiences to advanced reconstructive procedures. This program began in the 2017-2018 academic year, with PMSR/RRA certification. The program is designed to start our first year similar to a typical internship year, focusing on a comprehensive education while also starting surgical integration that continues to build throughout one's residency experience. Residents are provided with opportunities to learn from top-notch medical and surgical specialists from multiple health care facilities Learning is hands-on and interactive; learning surgery through doing, not watching. In addition to the rich 'hands-on' procedural facets of our program, monthly journal club meetings, presentations, and ongoing research opportunities play an important role in keeping our residents current with advances made in the field of podiatric medicine and surgery. This program does not sponsor visas.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

585-922-4731Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.rochesterregional.org/podiatry/



1425 Portland Ave

Box 355

Rochester , NY 14621


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,639/ $62,842/ $64,068

1425 Portland Ave

Box 355

Rochester , NY 14621


PROGRAM NAME

Roger Williams Medical Center

CRIP





0622


# Staff DPMS: 33

Boston U School of Med

Dermatology & Internal Medicine; Fellowships in Rheumatology, Dermatopathology, Hematology/Oncology, Pulmonary Medicine, Micrographic Surgery, and Surgical Oncology

Section 2

CASPR #

165




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Residents spend additional dedicated rotational time in Musculoskeletal MRI. Plastic Surgery is an elective.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well-rounded, high volume exposure to podiatric med and surg and related disciplines including high-risk/diabetic foot and wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJordan S. DeHaven DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


RWMC offers a highly regarded, comprehensive training program granted full approval by the CPME as a PMSR/RRA residency with three positions in each year of training. Multiple hospitals and training sites are utilized offering daily podiatric surgery, and strong medical subspecialty rotations. The program provides full time coverage of a neighboring VA. The program includes a weekly podiatric clinic and a large podiatric faculty performing diverse surgical procedures. Externship opportunities are available and encouraged and student visitors are welcome.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Life Insurance & CME annual allowance. The meals are for in-house hospital call only.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

401-253-8900Phone:


Program Web Site: www.rwmc.org



825 Chalkstone Avenue

Providence, RI 02908


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,812/ $59,447/ $63,065

1180 Hope St

Bristol, RI 02809


PROGRAM NAME

Roxborough Memorial Hospital

CRIP





0730


# Staff DPMS: 20

Grand View HospitalLansdale HospitalLower Bucks HospitalSuburban Community HospitalRubin Institute for Advanced OrthopedicsPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM)

Internal Medicine, Family Practice, General Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

166




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Academics, Forefoot Surgery, Reconstructive Rearfoot Surgery, Wound Care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLarry R. Goss DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


There is a strong emphasis on reconstructive rear foot procedures at this program. Weekly academic meetings and lectures are mandatory. Participation in a research project is encouraged during residency training. Educational lectures and teaching of students is required. Arthroscopy, internal and external fixation courses are taken during your 3rd year. We have an affiliation with The Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$500 CME each year. 3rd year ABPS Board Fees: $1925.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-487-4284Phone:


Program Web Site:



5735 Ridge Avenue Suite 208

ATTN: Dr. Sabrina Minhas



PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,500/ $52,500/ $54,500

5735 Ridge Avenue Suite 208

ATTN: Dr. Sabrina Minhas



PROGRAM NAME

Rush University Medical Center

CRIP





0346


# Staff DPMS: 24

Rush University Medical Center; Northshore University Healthsystem,

Surgical, Orthopedics, Medical, Anesthesia, OB,

Section 1

CASPR #

167




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Optional 4 week Elective Rotation in Europe with European Foot & Ankle Society

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well rounded program with high volume exposure to all areas of foot and ankle surgery. Faculty includes Chicago's most well respected foot and ankle surgeons.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$10.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Dr Jeffery AlexanderPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJeffery Alexander DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Department of Podiatry at Rush University Medical Center is committed to providing the highest level of care for foot and ankle problems. Our comprehensive program ties together primary care and surgery of the foot and ankle to create a well-balanced learning experience. The three-year podiatric surgical residency is based out of Rush Oak Park Hospital in Oak Park, Illinois. There are three positions per year. The program encompasses all aspectes of podiatric medicine and surgery, including forefoot surgery, rearfoot/ankle, reconstructive surgery, trauma surgery, fracture/infection management, and diabetic limb salvange. Residents spend time in private offices and perform daily hospital rounds, which provide extensive perioperative management of patients. This program prepares podiatric physicians to integrate into any tupes of future practice setting. Faculty includes and extensive array of Podiatrists and Foot and Ankle Orthopedists.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

Phone:


Program Web Site:



Attn: Vito Favia

520 South Maple Avenue

Oak Park, IL 60304


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,279/ $61,913/ $63,860

Attn: Vito Favia

520 South Maple Avenue

Oak Park, IL 60304


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Barnabas Medical Center

CRIP





0641


# Staff DPMS: 60

Newark Beth Israel Hospital, Rahway Hospital, Union Surgery Center, Glen Ridge Surgery Center, Millburn Surgery Center;Union County Surgical Center, Ambulatory Surgical Center, Short Hills Surgery Ce

General Surgery, Medical Imaging, Medicine, Pathology, OB/GYN,ENT, Neurosurgery,Anesthesiology

Section 2

CASPR #

168




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology, physical medicine and rehabilitation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Foot, Ankle, and lower leg Surgery w/ Inpatient Management.Resident works with many diverse podiatrists and orthopedic surgeons

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJay Bhuta DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program has been fully accredited by CPME as a PMSR/RRA through 2019. There are rotations at Newark Beth Israel Hospital, Rahway Hospital and multiple surgical centers. The resident will gain a broad experience in lower extremity trauma, wound care, inpatient management, and forefoot and reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery. Our residents work closely with the orthopedic surgeons in the hospital.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Book Allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

973-322-8994Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.barnabashealth.org/education/sbmc/podiatry



Dir of Med Ed: Henry Rosenberg, MD

94 Old Short Hills Road

Livingston, NJ 07039


PMSR/RRA 3 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,040/ $59,003/ $61,868

Dir of Med Ed: Henry Rosenberg, MD

94 Old Short Hills Road

Livingston, NJ 07039


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center

CRIP





0623


# Staff DPMS: 32

Bloomfield Ambulatory Surgery Center, Blue Back Surgery Center; Eastern Connecticut Health Network; Johnson Memorial Hospital Enfield Outpatient Department; and Middlesex Hospital and Surgery Center

Anesthesiology, Dentristy, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Orthopedics, Primary Care, Radiology and Urology

Section 2

CASPR #

169




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Practice Management; Podiatry Clinic at Hospital Clinic; and Wound Care Rotation at Hospital Clinic.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Senior Residents are sent to the ACFAS Arthroscopy Course.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV; *Minimum GPA could be waived if applicant has visited or clerked at program; **Clerkship is highly recommended. Students are required to have a car.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0*Minimum GPA:

$25.00Program Fee:

Deadline:St Francis Hospital and Medical CenterPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

NoMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRafael Gonzalez DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Please visit our website, www.stfranciscare.org. Visitation is highly recommended. CPME has granted approval as a PMSR designation with Rear foot and Ankle credential. For specific questions about our program or visa issues contact our Administrative Assistant at 860-714-5911.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


*CME Allowance $2,000.00.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

860-714-5911Phone:


Program Web Site: www.stfranciscare.org



114 Woodland Street

Attn: Podiatry - MS# 40501

Hartford, CT 06105


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,960/ $60,690/ $64,360

114 Woodland Street

Attn: Podiatry - MS# 40501

Hartford, CT 06105


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Joseph Health System

CRIP





0351


# Staff DPMS: 11

SJHS-Plymouth, Memorial Hospital, Elkhart General, APOM Surgery Center, South Bend Specialty Surgery Center, SBC Surgery Center, Unity Surgical Hospital, RiverPo

Allopathic Family Medicine, Pharmacy, Sports Medicine Fellowship.

Section 1

CASPR #

170




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: * Electives. Global Health Track (Funded Surgical and Medical Mission)

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Multidisciplinary team approach, high volume surgery, resident clinic.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkship/visitation is preferred before CRIP

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.70Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason R. Grove DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Saint Joseph Health System DBA Saint Joseph Reg Med Ctr offers 2 positions/yr in a PMSR/RRA residency. The SJRMC Pod Res experience offers excellent hands on surg training in foot surg, reconstructive & non-reconstructive rearfoot surg and limb salvage. The 1st YR res is expected to participate in 600+ procedures. The 2nd YR res is expected to participate in 800+ procedures. Gen & ortho surgeons are highly receptive to pod res & welcome their participation in surg. Res cover cases at 3 area hosps, 4 ambulatory surg ctrs & are responsible for in-house care of patients at St Josep Reg Med Ctr. Res participate in Journal Club, radiology rounds, ACFAS surg skills course, external fixation in-services, PRESENT online lecture service, noon lectures & reg conferences. Additionally, the prog offers a global health rotation funded by program. Res are given autonomy in selecting additional learning experiences to tailor their training. Salary and benefits are competitively based. Visit our web site at www.saintjosephresidency.com


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Moving expense allowance $1,000, annual resource allowance $300, global health track funded by SJHS, $1,000 electronic resource during PGY1 year, part-III brd exam fee, participate in ankle arthroscopy course

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

574-335-6817Phone:


Program Web Site: www.sjmed.com



611 E. Douglas Road, #101

Mishawaka, IN 46545


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,750/ $58,000/ $62,000

Attn: Sherry Smith, Program Manager

611 E. Douglas Road, Suite 101

Mishawaka, IN 46545


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Joseph's Medical Center

CRIP





0864


# Staff DPMS: 15

None

None

No

CASPR #

171




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


We concentrate on trauma and reconstructive surgery of the Foot & Ankle with an emphasis on limb salvage and wound care. We pride ourselves on our relationship with our Orthopedic and Vascular colleag

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: If you do an externship/clerkship then the GPA requirement is waived

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJames DeMeo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We concentrate on trauma and reconstructive surgery of the Foot & Ankle with an emphasis on limb salvage and wound care. We are dedicated to the advancement of Podiatry. We stress hands on experiences with a strong emphsasis on didactics. We pride ourselves on our relationship with our Orthopedic and Vascular colleagues. Our residents usually find job placements with no problems.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

914-378-8513Phone:


Program Web Site: www.saintjosephs.org



127 South Broadway

Podiatry Department 3rd Floor

Yonkers, NY 10701


PMSR: 1 1

PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR: $50,000/ $55,000/ $60,000

PMSR/RRA: $50,000/ $55,000/ $60,000

127 South Broadway

Podiatry Department 3rd Floor

Yonkers, NY 10701


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Michael's Medical Center

CRIP





0643


# Staff DPMS: 15

Prime Healthcare

Internal Medicine, AnesthesiologyCardiology, Interventional Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Infectious Disease, Hematology/Oncology, Pulmonary/Critical CareOnly surgical residency program in the hospital.

No

CASPR #

172




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Resident on call to ER for all foot/ankle pathology.Can scrub with Ortho/Vascular for any cases.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well rounded Podiatric Program encompassing a wide scope of medicine and surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkship not required but recommended. Visiting also recommended. Feel free to contact to arrange that.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$40.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Saint Michael's Medical CenterPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJacob Reinkraut DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We are a PMSR/RRA program.We are located in the heart of Newark, where a plethora of pathology can be found.We concentrate on the Foot & Ankle with an emphasis on limb salvage and wound care and also have a good exposure to trauma and reconstructive surgery. We are dedicated to give a well rounded education in Podiatry. We stress hands on experiences with a strong emphasis on didactics. We have a great relationship relationship with our Orthopedic and Vascular departments and are the only surgical residency program in the hospital. New Wound care center opening soon.All our previous graduates have passed for board qualification. Great job placement post residency.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


$850 stipend each for Educational expenses$175.00 per month meal stipend+$1250 stipend chief year bonus

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

973-877-5487Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.smmcnj.com/Our-Services/Podiatry.aspx



111 Central Avenue Floor D7 Medical Education Dept

Newark, NJ 07102


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,000/ $56,000/ $59,000

Complete Foot and Ankle

400 Rt 17 South

Ridgewood, NJ 07450


PROGRAM NAME

Saint Vincent Hospital

CRIP





0625


# Staff DPMS: 26

University of Massachusetts Medical School, Reliant Medical Group Clinic

Internal Medicine, Surgery, Radiology, Cardiology, OB/GYN, Emergency and more.

Section 2

CASPR #

173




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Advanced rearfoot & ankle reconstruction, HBO therapy, Research at UMass Medical School

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


We are a well rounded residency program that combines numerous academic, surgical, and clinical experience to develop confident, well-trained Podiatrists.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None, visitation strongly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:St. Vincent's Hospital Chief's FundPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPaul A. Cournoyer DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


SVH PMSR/RRA-Cert program offers a well-rounded environment combining numerous academic, surgical and clinical experiences that help develop confident and well trained Podiatrists. Surgical cases at SVH are single scrubbed by residents. All numbers are usually reached by the end of 2nd year for FF/RF. Residents are encouraged to scrub in on any uncovered cases at SVH including plastics, vascular and orthopedic cases. No Orthopedic residents are present at this hospital. Residents work multiple with Orthopedic Surgeons and Podiatry attendings. Moonlighting options are available after completion of vascular rotation. Besides private practice clinical experiences, SVH has a state of the art wound care center, which includes HBO treatment options. Board Review, case review, Attending Lectures, Journal Club are held weekly. Cadaver lab every 1-2 months. Worcester is an approximately 45 minute drive from Boston, Providence, RI, Hartford, CT, and NH. Externships/visits are encouraged. Contact the Residency Coordinator at 508-363-6350 to set up a visit or ask questions.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Cadaver lab, $1,000 allowance each year for CME , private resident office with private computers, Sponsorship for Conference Poster Presentation.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

508-363-6350Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.stvincenthospital.com/PodiatricResidency.aspx



Attn: Podiatry Residency Coordinator Madelyn Amoro

123 Summer St, Division of Podiatry

Worcester, MA 01608


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,368/ $61,002/ $62,597

Attn: Podiatry Residency Coordinator Madelyn

123 Summer St, Division of Podiatry

Worcester, MA 01608


PROGRAM NAME

Sanford Medical Center - Fargo

CRIP





0267


# Staff DPMS: 4

None

Internal Medicine, Psychiatry, Surgery, Transitional Year, Orthopedic Surgery, Family Medicine

Section 1

CASPR #

174




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Nephrology, Endocrinology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


The Podiatric Medical & Surgical 36-Month Residency at Sanford Health is a resource-based, competency-driven, assessment-validated program that consists of three years of postgraduate training.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

N/AMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTimothy Uglem DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Medical and Surgical 36-Month Residency at Sanford Health is a comprehensive, three-year program that leads to certification in forefoot, rearfoot, ankle, and reconstructive surgery. The first year of resident training is similar to an internship year, where the resident will complete most of his or her medicine based rotations. During the second and third years of training, the resident will receive mainly podiatric clinical and surgical training.The goal of the Sanford Health Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency is to train podiatric residents, who, after three years of training at Sanford Medical Center, will have the skills and knowledge to treat a variety of podiatric conditions in the clinical setting as well as the surgical setting. The resident should exhibit integrity, sensitivity, self-motivation, and treat all patients in an ethical manner.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


A meal allowance is provided as well as scrubs for OR rotations.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

701-417-6038Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.sanfordhealth.org



5225 23rd Ave S

Fargo, ND 58104


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,985/ $61,110/ $63,309

5225 23rd Ave S

Fargo, ND 58104


PROGRAM NAME

Scott & White Medical Center - Temple

CRIP





0259


# Staff DPMS: 13

1. Academic affiliation with Texas A&M University System Health Science Center2. Central Texas Veterans Health Care System (Temple VA Hospital/Clinic)3. Scott & White Children's Hospital

Multiple (17) residency/fellowship programs offered at Scott & White/Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine.

Section 1

CASPR #

175




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: 1. Darnall Army Medical Hospital - Fort Hood - active military population2. Scott & White Pediatric Clinics: Temple and Killeen, Texas3. Scott & White Children's Hospital - Temple, Texas

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


1. Cover all aspects of podiatric care2. many opportunities to interact/work with other specialities and residents in training

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: ** provide contact information instead of letters of recommendation** TOBACCO POLICY - your application will not be considered if you SMOKE, CHEW or DIP tobacco products.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDouglas P. Murdoch DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Scott & White Health Care System/Texas A&M University, Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Residency program is located in central Texas (Temple) and has 12 hospitals and 15 supporting major regional clinics. The Scott & White ER in Temple is a level one trauma center. All didactic, clinical and surgical training is obtained at the main Scott & White hospital/clinic, which has 550 physicians, as well as the Scott & White Children's Hospital and the Temple VA Hospital/Clinic. There is also a rotation to an active military base, Fort Hood (Killeen, Texas). Some travel is involved to regional clinics/hospital/surgery centers in central Texas.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No temporary

254-935-5750Phone:


Program Web Site: BSWH.md/PodiatryResidency



Dept of Surgery, Podiatry Division

2401 South 31st Street

Temple, TX 76508


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,983/ $54,440/ $55,676

Temple Podiatry - South Loop Clinic

2601 Thornton Lane

Temple, TX 76502


PROGRAM NAME

Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas

CRIP





0153


# Staff DPMS: 12

Scripps Encinitas Surgery CenterCenter for Surgery of Encinitas

Section 1

CASPR #

176




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Sports Medicine, Biomechanics and General Podiatry

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Applicants are expected to be self starters. Application fee should be in the form of a check. Mail it to the hospital address "C/O Podiatry Residency, Attention: Lenna Bradfield"

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

noSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoneMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Scripps Encinitas Residency Program Payable To:

Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKeenan S. Carriero DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

AVAILABLE RESOURCES Benefit Package:Sample Contract: Contact Program Contact Program Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



354 Santa Fe Dr,

Encinitas, CA 92024


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,070/ $57,223/ $59,589

354 Santa Fe Dr,

Encinitas, CA 92024


PROGRAM NAME

Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego

CRIP





0143


# Staff DPMS: 28

Scripps Clinic,Scripps Mercy Pavillion,San Diego Out-Pt Surg Center,UCSD,Kaiser San Diego,Naval Med Center San Diego, Kaiser Sacramento, Sharp Rees Stealy San Diego, Kaiser Fontana/Ontario

Transitional Year (PGY1), Internal Medicine, Family Practice and Pharmacy

Section 1

CASPR #

177




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: *Electives. Neurology, Plastic Surgery and Rheumatology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgery, Trauma, Biomechanics, Medicine with an excellent rotation experience (see above)

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: BLS and ACLS required prior to the start of residency on June 24th (clinical duties). Orientation is usually mid June

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Scripps Mercy Residency ProgramPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top1/2Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDonald R. Green DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We have 4 1st, 4 2nd, & 4 3rd year positions. One 3rd year will spend the 3rd year in San Diego, splitting time between Scripps Mercy San Diego, Kaiser San Diego, Scripps Green & Sharp Rees Stealy. 2 residents will spend their 3rd year at Kaiser Program in Sacramento (21 podiatrists). One 3rd yr resident will spend their 3rd year at Kaiser Fontana/Ontario (9 podiatrists in Riverside Co So Calif). We have rotations at Kaiser San Diego (13 podiatrists), Sharp Rees Stealy (8 podiatrists) & Scripps Clinic/Scripps Green Hospital (5 podiatrists), Navy (2 podiatrists) besides Scripps Mercy during the 2nd year. There is a strong emphasis on biomechanics as well as surgery and trauma. There have excellent outside rotations as well. The first 2 years are the same. A separate selection category is set up for the 3 different 3rd year spots (San Diego, Sacramento, Fontana/Ontario 3rd year position). The programs will be matched separately by CASPR. You will be able to select each program separately. A single application process and fee is available for each or all 3 programs.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


None

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

619-260-7220Phone:


Program Web Site: www.scripps.org/MercyPOD



4077 Fifth Avenue

Graduate Medical Education Dept - MER 35

San Diego, CA 92103


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,070/ $57,223/ $59,589

4077 Fifth Avenue

Graduate Medical Education Dept - MER 35

San Diego, CA 92103


PROGRAM NAME

Southwestern Vermont Medical Center

CRIP





0648


# Staff DPMS: 2

Rutland Reg. Med Ctr; Dartmouth Hitchcock Putnum MDs; St Anthony/St. Joseph Hosps; NE Laser; Saratoga Hosp; Albany Med Ctr; Ellis Medicine; Seton Health; Columbia Memorial Hosp; Exeter Hosp; Samaritan

Section 2

CASPR #

178




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Should be familiar with computers and EMR . Must have good listening skills, follow direction, and have leadership abilities.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

yes no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORWilliam J. Sarchino DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Disability and life insurance offered.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://svhealthcare.org/podiatry-residency/



100 Hospital Drive

Bennington, VT 05201


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,640/ $47,466/ $49,365

100 Hospital Drive

Bennington, VT 05201


PROGRAM NAME

SSM Health DePaul Hospital

CRIP





0251


# Staff DPMS: 36

SSM Health St. Mary's, St. Clare, St. Joseph's, & St. Joseph's West Hospitals, St. Luke's Des Peres Hospital, General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital, Mercy Hospital, Grace Hill Clinic, and 11 su

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

179




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


"Hands on" approach to learning theory and technique of forefoot & rearfoot surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORH. John Visser DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our program offers 5 positions per PGY for a total of 36 months. Residents will have opportunity to work with more than 40 podiatric attendings, performing "hands on" surgery at 11 surgery centers, 7 hospitals, and city clinic. Steady inpatient load leads to a well rounded, practical education. Twice weekly didactic sessions, monthly book club, and unlimited amounts of opportunity for research, publishing, and lecturing complete the experience. Starting in the 2019-20 academic year, our program will be offering 2 international monthly rotations to our PGY2 & PGY3 residents(rotations include Germany, Spain, Austria, and the Bahamas).


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No full

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://tiny-url.org/SSM_DePaul_Residency



12303 DePaul Drive

Bridgeton, MO 63044


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,158/ $55,490/ $60,179

12303 DePaul Drive

Bridgeton, MO 63044


PROGRAM NAME

St. Barnabas Hospital

CRIP





0838


# Staff DPMS: 18

St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center- Smithtown, New YorkWestchester Ambulatory Surgical CenterEmpire Ambulatory Surgery Center, Bronx, NY

We have a PMSR and a PMSR/RRA(4 years).Dentistry; Dermatology; Emergency Medicine; Family Practice; General Surgery; Internal Medicine; Psychology, Plastic/Hand Surgery Rotation

Section 2

CASPR #

180




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: PMSR Residents participate in Rear Foot & Ankle cases as first assistants.Residents can learn from orthotists how to cast, fit and order all types of orthotic, AFO, CROW walkers and diabetic devices

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Ankle/Foot SurgeryDiabetic Foot Care and Wound CareTrauma Center Emergency Department- Orthopedic/Podiatric

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must have a car to travel to different sites. Must obtain a Child Abuse and Infection control certificate, ACLS and CPR.Resident pays for and files for New York State Limited Permit each year.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.3Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTOREmilio A. Goez DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


We have both a PMSR and PMSR/RRA(4 years long).St. Barnabas Hospital is a regional trauma and stroke center. It repeatedly affords residents unparalleled experience with orthopedic injuries, diabetic foot infection cases, wound care and clinics. Residents repeatedly scrub total joint replacement, arthroscopy as well as poly-trauma injuries of long bones. The multispecialty approach taught at the hospital is also a great experience where residents work closely with infectious disease, vascular, internal medicine and general surgery teams. Further, residents learn excellent medical management skills as they manage orthopedic and podiatry patients under their service in-house. The podiatry clinics see approximately 10,000 patients per year.The emergency room represents about 2,000 visits per year. The program has an outstanding record and the graduates of the program usually get employment well before the end of the program. As of September 1, 2019 there will be an increase in salaries as follows: PGY 1 $59,228.53; PGY 2 $62,653.78; PGY 3 $66,763.87; PGY 4 $70,189.33.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


4 weeks vacation. Medical and Dental Insurance for resident & family, Vision insurance optional. Food at hospital and lab coats. The residents contributes to the cost of health insurance.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-960-3796Phone:


Program Web Site: www.stbarnabashospital.org



4422 Third Avenue

Bronx, NY 10457


PMSR: 3 3

PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR: $59,229/ $62,654/ $66,764

PMSR/RRA: $59,229/ $62,654/ $66,764/ $70,189

4422 Third Avenue

Dept of Surgery

Bronx, NY 10457


PROGRAM NAME

St. Elizabeth's Medical Center of Boston, Inc.

CRIP





0630


# Staff DPMS: 12

New England Baptist - Surgicare,Good Samaritan Hospital, Carney Hospital, Boston Outpatient Surgical Suites, South Shore Hospital, South New England Surgery Center

Anesthesia, Psychiatry, General Surgery, Internal Medicine

Section 2

CASPR #

181




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care Center, Pain Management Clinic, Endocrinology, Biomechanics / Orthotic

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Mail program fee to Attn: Division of Podiatry, 11 Nevins Street, Suite 501, Brighton, MA 02135

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:St Elizabeth's Medical Center - PodiatryPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

noLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn T.. Marcoux DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The St Elizabeth's Podiatric Medicine and Surgical Residency Program is a 3 year program (PMR/RRA). The residency is approved for a total of 6 residents, two in each year of training. The residency is designed with a rotational structure with an emphasis on resource based, competency driven, assessment validated training. The resident is provided with a greater responsibility in patient care and decision making as they progress throughout their training. These experiences coincide with didactic activities such as journal club, skills workshops, case review, and lectures. Research opportunities are readily available and are a requirement for graduation.

Due to a combination of community based and referral patients, the medical and surgical volume and diversity is exceptional. The residents are integrated into outpatient clinics which allow for involvement throughout a patient's medical or surgical management. The residents also obtain training experiences in foot and ankle surgery at affiliated hospitals and surgery centers.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


AAFAO Fixation Course, Arthroscopy Course

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

617-779-6511Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.steward.org




Boston, MA 02135


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $61,572/ $65,282/ $67,691


Boston, MA 02135


PROGRAM NAME

St. John's Episcopal Hospital

CRIP





0853


# Staff DPMS: 20

Mercy Medical CenterSouth Shore Ambulatory Surgery CenterPodiatry Office

Internal Medicine, Family Practice, General Surgery, OB-GYN, Ophthamology; Dermatology,Psychiatry, Rehab. Med.

Section 2

CASPR #

182




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Office Practice

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine & Surgery and Wound Care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Internet Access, $1000.00 Education Stipend, On-call Room,

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORArnold Hertz DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


St. John's Episcopal Hospital is a major teaching community hospital located in Far Rockaway, NY. The program is under the leadership of Drs. Arnold Hertz and David Gordon. In addition, our residents have the opportunity to scrub with and learn from 3 fellowship-trained Foot and Ankle Orthopedic Surgeons. St. John's also has a modern Wound Care Center with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Additionally, there is a Wound Care Fellowship. As we feel that an inter-disciplinary approach is an integral part of making our residents more well-rounded professionals, we've improved our sub-specialty rotations. We've also improved our education and lecture series, as we feel this is an important foundation for our residents' training.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.ehs.org



327 Beach 19th St

Far Rockaway, NY 11691


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $68,757/ $73,728/ $79,512

327 Beach 19th St

Far Rockaway, NY 11691


PROGRAM NAME

St. Joseph Medical Center

CRIP





0260


# Staff DPMS: 22

Harris Health, Houston Physicians Surgery Center/Hospital, Kirby Glen, Memorial Hermann Kingwood/Woodlands Parkway/Greater Heights, South Shore Surgicenter, Evergreen Surgical Center, Baylor College o

Affiliations with UTMB-Galveston, UTHSCH-Houston, The Methodist Hospital-Houston, Baylor College of Medicine

Section 1

CASPR #

183




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: SJMC OFFERS THE GRADUATING DPM EXCELLENT CLINICAL AND SURGICAL EXPERIENCES THROUGHOUT THEIR 3 YEARS OF TRAINING. MOST RESIDENTS COMPLETE THEIR 36 MONTH REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE FIRST 24 MONTHS OF THEIR RESIDENCY.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive surgery, trauma and limb salvage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Proof of current BLS & ACLS certification needed to start program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORGary M. Lepow DPM, MS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


St. Joseph Medical Center PMSR/RRA residency program offers diverse training experiences in podiatric medicine and surgery including forefoot surgery, rearfoot surgery, pediatrics and trauma. With over 20 Podiatrists, you will be exposed to various procedures and fixation techniques (which will require traveling in the greater Houston area). You will spend time in the private offices to experience pre and post op management, consultations, in-office procedures and practice management. Many rotations at St. Joseph will be spent alongside residents and students from UTMB Galveston, UT Houston and Houston Methodist Hospital. We have a very busy Wound Care Center on site with Hyperbaric Chambers which will enrich your training experience. Surgical workshops will be performed at St. Joseph in our cadaver lab complete with imaging. Residents completing this program will be well prepared to successfully pass their board examinations and obtain excellent job opportunities.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


BLS & ACLS re-certification paid by Hospital, Covered Parking, 2 weeks vacation/5 sick days.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

713-756-8217Phone:


Program Web Site:



1401 St. Joseph Parkway

Houston, TX 77002


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $42,000/ $44,000/ $46,000

c/o Marivel Lozano

1401 St.Joseph Parkway

Houston, TX 77002


PROGRAM NAME

St. Luke's Hospital - Allentown Campus

CRIP





0734


# Staff DPMS: 21

St. Luke's University Hospital Network, Bethlehem, PA

Podiatric-Dematology Fellowship.

Section 2

CASPR #

184




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Active Podiatric Clinics, Charcot Clinic and Wound Care Center as well as Sports Medicine

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Hands-on involvement

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Please mail required program fee and resume to: St. Luke's Hospital - Allentown CampusPodiatry Residency Attn: Tori Lippincott1736 Hamilton StAllentown, PA 18104

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:SLH-AC (St. Luke's Hospital-Allentown Campus)Payable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert A. Diamond DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program is designed to provide the resident with multiple instructional opportunities in podiatric and non-podiatric disciplines. Residents are instructed in podiatric surgery and are involved in podiatric clinics at both locales. Applicants may also contact the program for the benefit package and curriculum information.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


*CME allowance for 3rd year residents. **Meals on-call. Contact program for specifics.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

610-628-8459Phone:


Program Web Site: http://residency.slhn.org/Residency-Programs/Podiatry



Podiatry Residency C/O: Robert Diamond, DPM

1736 Hamilton St

Allentown, PA 18104


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,133/ $62,732/ $65,248

Podiatry Residency St. Luke's Hospital -

1736 Hamilton St.

Allentown , PA 18104


PROGRAM NAME

St. Mary Mercy Livonia

CRIP





0454


# Staff DPMS: 25

St. Joseph Mercy HospitalAnn Arbor, MIChelsea Community HospitalChelsea, MI

Internal medicine, Family practice, Emergency medicine, Psychiatry, Transitional

Section 1

CASPR #

185




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Other Residency Programs: Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Transitional Year, Emergency Medicine, Psychiatry

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Producing a well rounded podiatric physician to meet the ever changing podiatric field. SMMH has podiatric surgery, orthopedic surgery and trauma surgery, wound care, office clinics, on site rotation

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: visit and/or clerk is not required but is helpful in being able to see the program and discuss with residents or staff what St. Mary Mercy has to offer for training.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.00Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRonald Adelman DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


At St. Mary Mercy Hospital, the Podiatric Residency Program (PMSR/RRA) is well integrated into the hospital system. In 2019-2020 the hospital supports Internal Medicine, Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Podiatry, Transitional, and Psychiatry residency programs. Podiatric surgery is the first and only surgical training program at this facility. With a large volume of Podiatric surgery, orthopedic surgery, vascular surgery, and general surgery the resident will be consistently exposed to surgical volume. On site wound care clinic and Podiatric clinics are noted as well as abundant private practice rotations. Program visitation and / or rotation is strongly recommended. You can contact the program directly with questions.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Residency allowance for other educational activities (Cadaver courses, Ankle arthroscopy course, workshops, etc.)

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

734-655-2773Phone:


Program Web Site: www.stmarymercy.org



36475 Five Mile Road

Attn: GME Dept - Dr. Ronald Adelman, DPM

Livonia, MI 48154


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,904/ $55,404/ $56,904

36475 Five Mile Road

Attn: GME Dept - Dr. Ronald Adelman, DPM

Livonia, MI 48154


PROGRAM NAME

St. Mary's General Hospital

CRIP





0642


# Staff DPMS: 46

St. Clare's of DoverSt. Clare's of Denville

MALO Center for Ambulatory Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

186




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Additional courses, including Baltimore Limb Deformity Course, ACFAS Arthroscopy Surgical Skills Course, as well as other courses during the 3 year residency program. $3000 a year stipend for CME Courses.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Reconstructive Surgery of the Foot and Ankle. Trauma of the Foot and Ankle. Diabetic wound care and limb salvage. Recently acquired two community medical centers for elective case coverage.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Class rank in upper 50% and MUST perform clerkship and/or visit the hospital for consideration to the program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

Upper 50% of ClassMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael A. Subik DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our institution offers a well-rounded reconstructive, podiatric medical/surgical program. The residents cover the Wound Center and the Lower Extremity Fellow Clinic weekly, which offers continuity of patient care from the ER, to inpatient and also outpatient. Podiatry takes all ER foot and ankle trauma call, year round. The residents will gain experience handling forefoot, rearfoot and ankle trauma, both in the ER and in the OR. The residents will also manage complex Charcot foot and ankle reconstruction with the use of external ring fixation. We perform total ankle replacements at our facility. Basic and advanced reconstructive foot and ankle courses including internal and external fixation, limb salvage and practice management will be provided to the residents. The residents cover three hospitals and two surgery centers. The program offers a $3000 per year stipend per resident, per year, for CME/Course Education. Clinical experience in podiatric reconstruction, orthopedic trauma, vascular surgery, and plastic limb salvage will be ongoing through all three years of training.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Basic and advanced "Reconstructive Surgical Courses", given outside the hospital, sponsored by surgical device companies. One on One work with plastic surgeons, vascular surgeons and orthopedic surgeons.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

Main number 973-365-4300, ask for medical Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.smh-nj.com/Careers/Graduate-Medical-Education/GME-Residency-Progr



350 Boulevard

Passaic, NJ 07055


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,121/ $51,890/ $54,759

350 Boulevard

Passaic, NJ 07055


PROGRAM NAME

St. Mary's Medical Center - San Francisco

CRIP





0145


# Staff DPMS: 20

Kaiser-San Francisco, Kaiser-Diablo Service Area, NorthBay Foot & Ankle, Palo Alto Medical, California Orthopedic & Spine, Highland Hospital, San Francisco General Hospital, St. Francis Hospital

Internal Medicine, Orthopedics

Section 1

CASPR #

187




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Sports medicine, Resident-Run Clinic, Wound care center

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well rounded clinical and surgical training: sports medicine, trauma, diabetic limb salvage, forefoot and rearfoot reconstruction surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLawrence Oloff DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


St Mary’s Medical Center’s three year PMSR/RRA residency is a high intensity program with three entry level positions available for the highly motivated and dedicated student. The first year of training is a “true intern year” consisting of many off-service rotations to build a strong foundation for management of podiatric patients. Podiatric residents are active members of the team on all off-service rotations. The second and third years of training are spent using that knowledge base in a variety of clinical and surgical settings for a comprehensive education. Foot and ankle rotations include private practices, multi-specialty groups, resident-run clinic, surgery centers, community hospitals, large private hospitals, and a level 1 trauma center. Weekly academics, research, and hands-on workshops supplement resident training. At the conclusion of the program, residents have been exposed to all aspects of foot and ankle surgery with the diverse experience that the program offers.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Housing Stipend, Educational Stipend, 1 week Educational Leave, ABFAS in-training exam, and ABPM in-training exam.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.stmarysmedicalcenter.org/Residencies_And_Fellowships/206429



450 Stanyan Street

San Francisco, CA 94117


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,990/ $61,368/ $64,053

Podiatry Program Coordinator, Graduate Medical

450 Stanyan Street

San Francisco, CA 94117


PROGRAM NAME

St. Rita's Medical Center

CRIP





0468


# Staff DPMS: 9

Blanchard Valley, Joint Township Memorial, Kindred Hospital, Lima Memorial, Mercer Health, Van Wert Co Hosptial, Wilson Memorial

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Pharmacy

Section 1

CASPR #

188




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: To schedule Site Visit, contact Chris Landin at (419) 226-9403 or [email protected]

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.9Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top 50% of classMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORShawn C. Ward DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program extremely strong in reconstructive rearfoot ankle surgery with circular external fixators. High surgical case load. Level II Trauma Center. Advanced clinical experience of foot and ankle pathology, recognition, and management. Ample foot and ankle reconstruction surgeries. Wound care inpatient and clinical settings. At "home" atmosphere with caring faculty, residents, and staff.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Business Cell Phone StipendPaid Re-certification in BLS, ACLS, and PALSMeal Stipend

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

419-226-9403Phone:


Program Web Site: www.mercy.com/podiatryresidency



770 West High Street

Suite 440 Attn: Chris Landin

Lima, OH 45801


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,000/ $52,000/ $53,500

770 West High Street

Suite 440 Attn: Chris Landin

Lima, OH 45801


PROGRAM NAME

St. Vincent Charity Medical Center

CRIP





0469


# Staff DPMS: 21

Kent State University School of Podiatric MedicineNortheast Ohio Medical University - NEOMED

Internal Medicine, General Practice Dentistry Residency Programs and Addiction Medicine Fellowship

No

CASPR #

189




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine & Surgery with added credential in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *Clerkship is not required but strongly recommended. Research interests and projects helpful.

Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael B. Canales DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Residency with the added credential in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery Program at St Vincent Charity Medical Center inspires passion and purpose for the podiatric surgical practice and compassion for the patient with diseases, disorders and deformities of the foot. Our commitment and dedication to developing the hearts, minds, and skills of our podiatric surgical residents remain steadfast. Our graduates proudly earn the right and respect as Clinicians, Surgeons, Educators and Humanitarians. At St Vincent Charity Medical Center, we inspire excellence by example so that our future generations of highly skilled podiatric surgeons continue our long tradition of quality patient care.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Annual educational allowance for residents to attend CME seminars locally, regionally and/or nationally and out of state. Extracurricular leadership opportunities and Community Outreach

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

216-363-2725Phone:


Program Web Site: www.stvincentpodiatry.org



Attn: Nichole Allen-Banks

2351 East 22nd Street

Cleveland, OH 44115


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,866/ $59,066/ $61,594

Attn: Nichole Allen-Banks

2351 East 22nd Street

Cleveland, OH 44115


PROGRAM NAME

St. Vincent Evansville

CRIP





0353


# Staff DPMS: 16

Deaconess Hospital, Jasper Memorial Hospital, Good Samaritan and 3 Surgery Centers

Hospitalist Fellowship, Internal Medicine Residency

Section 1

CASPR #

190




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Physical Medicine & Rehab.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric surgery/Trauma/strong rotations/Wound Clinic/Resident Clinic

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Residents chosen from externs or students visiting the program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTyler Kelly DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


St. Mary's Health Care Services now known as Saint Vincent's Evansville has a PMSR/RRA This is a highly concentrated surgical residency with very complete medical rotations. There is currently two entry-level positions available. This is a three-year commitment. This is a level two trauma center with a large volume of surgery. Residents are expected to be very active, hard-working, and should be self-motivated.

Externship recommended. Visiting students: Meals provided and housing within 1 block walking distance for $350-400/month.

Sample Contract: Internet Site Internet Site Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Surgical LoupsBenefits and contracts can also be viewed on our website.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No temporary

812-485-8390Phone:


Program Web Site: www.stvincentevansville.org/



Attn: Dr Tyler Kelly

3700 Washington Avenue

Evansville, IN 47750


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $49,858/ $52,316/ $54,715

Attn: Dr Tyler Kelly

3700 Washington Avenue

Evansville, IN 47750


PROGRAM NAME

St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis

CRIP





0354


# Staff DPMS: 40

Naab Road, St. Vincent Fishers/Carmel, St. Vincent Kokomo, St. Francis, Meridian South, IU North, IU Arnett, IU Beltway, IU Saxony, Tipton, Riverview, Eagle Highlands, Johnson Memorial Hospital

Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Family Medicine, IM/FM, Transitional, Preliminary, General Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

191




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Resident Clinic, Wound Care Center, Special Olympics, Medical Mission at Home

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Inpatient care, forefoot and rearfoot reconstructive surgery, limb salvage, wound care and trauma.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: If unable to do clerkship then a one week rotation is mandatory. Preference will be given to students who do a one month clerkshipMust rotate at program to be considered for residency

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORPatrick A. DeHeer DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Well-rounded program. Excellent salary and benefits. This is a 3/3/3 structure with a total of 9 residents and PMSR/RRA certification. St Vincent Hospital is a level 1 trauma center and is a member of Ascension Health which is the largest not-for-profit and Catholic Health Care System. High volume of inpatient care including diabetic foot infections and limb salvage procedures.This is a hospital based and focused program with the opportunity to work at over 15 local surgery centers and hospitals. Monthly academic calendar includes Radiology Rounds, Morbidity and Mortality, Journal Club, Board Review, Cadaver Lab and Quarterly Grand Rounds. Newly established St. Vincent Podiatric Foundation Fund is also available to assist in development of educational experiences. Residents take majority of call in first year, with some second year call and optional third year call. Work closely with the other medical specialties at the hospital. Extensive exposure to forefoot, rearfoot reconstructive, ankle and wound care. Research opportunities available.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CSA = $1000/year for PGY-1, $1,400 for PGY-2, $1,500 for PGY-3. Conference Fund = $2,500 yearly. 5 days off for conferences per year.

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

No training

317-346-7722Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.stvincent.org/Medical-Education/Podiatry-Residency?tab=9d117ba9368c






PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,288/ $57,769/ $58,906

1159 W. Jefferson Street

Suite 204

Franklin, IN 46131


PROGRAM NAME

Staten Island University Hospital at Northwell Health

CRIP





0843


# Staff DPMS: 52

Northwell Health Systems

General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, General Surgery, Medicine, OB/GYN, Radiology, Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, Psychiatry, Pathology as well as several fellowships

No

CASPR #

192




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Research opportunities are available, especially with MSK radiology.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Our program as a strong emphasis on diabetic foot/wound management. Residents have the opportunity to work closely with orthopedic surgery, plastic surgery, vascular surgery and the burn unit.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: A clerkship or visit to the hospital is strongly encouraged.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noneMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn T. Sottile DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


-A large 714 bed hospital spanning two locations- residents care for approximately 20-30 patients at a time!-A Diabetic Treatment Center open five days a week -Three Operating sites where elective and non-elective training takes place.-A state of the art simulation lab where learners can gain clinical experience.-SIUH North is a level-I trauma center. -An Emergency Room with laboratory and radiology areas, including a large 6-bed trauma bay with helipad.-Close relationships with the Orthopedic,Radiology, Burn, Plastics, Vascular and Infectious Disease teams allow for unique, lectures and conferences with participation from faculty, physician assistants and fellows as well as podiatry residents. -Opportunity to participate in recreational activities with residents from other programs

Please contact Brigitte McLaughlin at 718-226-5912 or [email protected] if you have any questions or would like to visit our program.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


Four weeks of paid vacation - Paid Holidays off- Textbook reimbursement - Housing stipend - Meal stipend - Conference reimbursement - Resident Wellness - Chief Resident Stipend - Free Parking- Employee Discounts

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-226-5912Phone:


Program Web Site: northwell.edu



475 Seaview Avenue

2HT - Room 257



PMSR/RRA 3 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $72,000/ $74,000/ $76,000

475 Seaview Avenue

2HT - Room 257



PROGRAM NAME

SUNY Downstate Medical Center - University Hospital of Brooklyn

CRIP





0856


# Staff DPMS: 18

NYCPM, SUNY-Downstate

No

CASPR #

193




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Comprehensive interdiscilinary footcare in an academic teaching hospital

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

noSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

no

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael Trepal DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Note- from July 2011, the Long Island College Hospital became a wholly owned facility of the NY State University - Downstate, and is renamed the University Hospital of Brooklyn at Long Island College Hospital


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site:



450 Clarkson Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11203


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,703/ $62,436/ $65,848

450 Clarkson Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11203


PROGRAM NAME

Surgeons Choice Medical Center

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0451


# Staff DPMS: 10

John D. Dingell VA Medical Center, Detroit Medical Center, St. John Hospital and Medical Center, The Lakes Surgey Ctr, Unasource Sx Ctr, Millennium Medical Ctr, Farmbrook Radiology, Bako Pathology

None.

Section 1

CASPR #

194




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Diabetic and Limb Salvage Clinic, Private office clinical rotations, Orthopedic office rotation.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine, Reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle, Diabetic Limb Salvage, Diabetic wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CV, Your personal statement should tell us what distinguishes you from other applicants.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

NoMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKyle W. Sundblad DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Kern Residency now located at Surgeons Choice Medical Center has offered podiatric residency training programs since 1956. Our comprehensive program ties together primary care and surgery of the foot and ankle to create a well balanced learning experience. The strongest feature of this program is the clinical experience provided at our clinic with emphasis on diabetes, PAD, forefoot, rearfoot and ankle surgery. Residents will exceed minimal surgical volume and diversity. We provide a full schedule consisting of weekly PRESENT lectures, McGlamry's review, clinical case review, supplemental lectures, workshops and jounal club. The residents receive a competitive salary and benefits package. A one-month clerkship program is also available. Visiting the program is strongly encouraged but not required. Please visit our website for further information. We look forward to receiving your application. No Fellowships are offered.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Educational Stipend: $1000 the first year, $1000 the second year, and $1500 the third year to be used for books or conferences. The cost of in-training ABFAS exam is covered.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

248-423-5166Phone:


Program Web Site: www.surgeonschoice.com



22401 Foster Winter Drive



PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $46,500/ $48,250/ $50,000

22401 Foster Winter Drive



PROGRAM NAME

Surgical Hospital of Oklahoma, LLC and Cleveland Clinic Foundation

CRIP





0255


# Staff DPMS: 30

Cleveland Clinic Foundation/Surgical Hosp of Oklahoma

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

195




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Care Clinic

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Rearfoot & Reconstructive Surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *No guarantee of interview unless you contact or visit the program directly. Minimum GPA 3.00.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper half of classMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORWilliam K. Smith, Sr. DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program has been under review by the CPME Council and has been approved. 1st year is General Medicine & Podiatry at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. 2nd & 3rd years are mainly surgery in Oklahoma City, OK. Extensive training in Rearfoot & Reconstructive Surgery. Contact program for available resources if program does not attend CRIP. If questions about salary, call the office


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Residency Resourse Present Lecture Series

APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

405-634-9300Phone:


Program Web Site: www.sh-ok,net



100 SE 59th Street

Oklahoma City, OK 73129


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $50,000/ $41,000/ $42,000

100 SE 59th Street

Oklahoma City, OK 73129


PROGRAM NAME

Swedish Covenant Hospital

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0347


# Staff DPMS: 21

Weil Foot & Ankle Institute, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pharmacy, Emergency Room

Section 1

CASPR #

196




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: None

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Conservative and surgical management of foot and ankle disease and deformities.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason Kalk DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Medicine and Surgery/RRA residency program began at Swedish Covenant Hospital (SCH) in 2012 and is fully accredited by the CPME of the APMA. Residents participate in clinical medical education concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and management of patients in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. Education will be provided through scheduled lectures, seminars, and conferences devoted to the integration of the basic sciences with the clinical treatment of patients. The educational model used for this Podiatric Medicine and Surgery/RRA residency program is resource based, qualification driven, and assessment validated. Our program offers three years of postgraduate training and currently takes 2 residents per academic year. While visitation or externship is preferred it is not required. For more information please contact the Residency Program Coordinator at [email protected].

Sample Contract: Contact Program Internet Site Curriculum: Contact Program

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Two weeks vacation, membership in Galter Life/Fitness Center, on campus child care and free on-campus parking.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

773-989-3808Phone:


Program Web Site: https://swedishcovenant.org/careers/residency-program/podiatric-surgery-residency-



5145 N.California Ave.


Chicago, IL 60625


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $54,966/ $57,341/ $59,499

5145 N.California Ave.


Chicago, IL 60625


PROGRAM NAME

Swedish Medical Center - Cherry Hill Campus

CRIP





0139


# Staff DPMS: 34

University of Washington Harborview Medical Center, Virginia Mason Medical Center,Highline Medical Center, Providence Medical Center

Family Medicine, General Surgery, Dental

Section 1

CASPR #

197




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Opportunity for international experience. Clinic experience weekly. Journal Club. Weekly Grand Rounds. Dissection labs. Research lab. Arthroscopy, AO basic and advanced, external fixator courses.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery and traumatology.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$50.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Swedish Medical Center - Podiatry ResidencyPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDouglas Hale DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Three-year program emphasizing reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, located at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle, WA. Well-rounded curriculum offered at large hospital base. Training at a level 1 trauma center. Supportive alumni provide a highly academic and research-oriented training experience. Program is a 3-year commitment as a PMSR/RRA. Graduates obtain rearfoot privileges. Program and research supported by the International Foot and Ankle Foundation (IFAF). Opportunity for international experience. Many of our graduating residents are leaders in the podiatric profession. Program has been training top level graduates for over 47 years. Graduates have become leaders in the profession including ACFAS Presidents, Residency Directors, ACFAS Scientific Chairs, ACFAS Test Chairman and Dean of College.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Clinic Lab Coat, Annual Meal Allotment

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://tinyurl.com/noma2uf



Swedish Med Ctr - Podiatry Residency

500 17th Ave.

Seattle, WA 98122


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,752/ $60,792/ $62,832

Swedish Med Ctr - Podiatry Residency

500 17th Ave.

Seattle, WA 98122


PROGRAM NAME

Temple University Hospital

CRIP





0736


# Staff DPMS: 23

Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine; Jeanes Hospital; Abington Hospital; Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics; Nazareth Hospital

TUH has 30+ other residency and fellowship programs representing nearly every medical field.

No

CASPR #

198




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Extensive general surgical training on the trauma surgery, vascular surgery and burn surgery services.

We also offer and have the opportunity for elective rotations.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma, Reconstructive surgery, Diabetic Limb Salvage, Science

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: *Clerkship is not required but highly recommended.

We have recently opened our clerkship to other school besides TUSPM, but still have only chosen our residents from TUSPM.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

80%Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAndrew Meyr DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Temple University Hospital is a Level-1 Trauma center and our residency program is well-integrated into the hospital and with the 30+ other residency/fellowship programs offered by our GME office. This is a competitive and academically strong residency program. Our clerkship is strongly recommended for interested applicants.We take a lot of pride in providing our residents with the full scope of foot and ankle surgery, and our residents graduate with the confidence to handle any pathology that presents to their offices. A lot of this comes from working multiple emergency rooms in North Philadelphia and working closely with our surgical trauma service, but also includes elective forefoot and rearfoot reconstructions. We also work closely with our Vascular Surgery Department through the Temple Limb Salvage Center with respect to diabetic limb preservation techniques. Additionally, we provide significant opportunities for research and teaching at TUSPM. Residents often graduate with multiple publications and have several recent national awards for science.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Dental, eye and health insurance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

215-625-5353Phone:


Program Web Site: www.tuhpod.weebly.com



3401 North Broad Street



PMSR/RRA 4 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,990/ $60,237/ $61,942/ $65,000

3401 North Broad Street



PROGRAM NAME

The Brooklyn Hospital Center PMSR/RRA

CRIP





0866


# Staff DPMS: 20

Mount Sinai Medical Center

Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Pediatrics, Pharmacy, Dentistry/Oral Maxillofacial Surgery

Section 2

CASPR #

199




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Journal Club, Grand Rounds, Case presentation/discussion, M&M, lectures, workshops, etc.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Provide all residents with extensive hands on clinical and surgical training.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Graduated an accredited podiatry school. Clerkship is not required, but recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.7Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


$0Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

0Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORO. Joseph Falcone DPM,FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Residency Program at The Brooklyn Hospital Center is an CPME approved PMSR R/RA program, which accepts three residents for the PMSR R/RA position. The Brooklyn Hospital Center Podiatric Residency Program is a full three year program. At The Brooklyn Hospital Center, residents' practice alongside dedicated podiatric physicians. Our podiatric residency teaching staff and the Program Director are greatly experienced in forefoot and rear foot/ankle surgery, wound care, reconstructive foot surgery, and traumatology.Experience is gained through time spent in clinical facilities, which are predominantly managed by the residents with support by an attending staff. Time spent in a clinical atmosphere allows residents to work up the surgical patient, decide on the most appropriate procedure, and manage the patient post-operatively.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

718-250-6995Phone:


Program Web Site: www.tbh.org



121 DeKalb Ave

Maynard Bldg. -19E

Brooklyn, NY 11201


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,816/ $65,211/ $73,431

The Brooklyn Hospital Center

121 DeKalb Ave

Brooklyn, NY 11201


PROGRAM NAME

The Christ Hospital

CRIP





0457


# Staff DPMS: 21

The Christ Hospital - Red Bank Surgery Center Dearborn County HospitalThree local DPM offices

Internal MedcineFamily Medicine

Multiple specialties from the University of Cincinnati Department of Medicine rotate at Christ Hospital.

Section 1

CASPR #

200




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDouglas C. Schuckmann DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The PMSR Program at The Christ Hospital was approved and credentialed in 2010. The residency experience is under the guidance of Dr. Douglas Schuckmann, DPM. Residents are trained in comprehensive foot and ankle care with special emphasis on development of advanced skills in reconstructive forefoot and rearfoot/ankle surgical, pre-operative and post-operative management. All podiatric residents participate in the residents' clinic. The clinic provides the residents an opportunity to prevent, diagnose and manage diseases, disorders and injuries of patients by nonsurgical and surgical means. Residents gain experience in problem-focused histories, neurological and vascular exams and all objective evaluations of the lower extremity. They have full access to the hospital to order any and all labs and diagnostic tests that enhance their patient's workup and their own learning experience. The Christ Hospital is recognized as one of America's Best Hospitals by US News & World Report and is consistently named as Greater Cincinnati's Most Preferred hospital by Nation Research Corporation.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

513-585-3474Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.thechristhospital.com/about-the-network/clinical-education/podiatric-resid



2139 Auburn Ave

MOB 307

Cincinnati, OH 45219


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,856/ $58,026/ $61,559

2139 Auburn Ave

MOB 307



PROGRAM NAME

The Jewish Hospital - Mercy Health

CRIP





0462


# Staff DPMS: 20

Mercy Health-West Hospital, Mercy Health-Anderson Hospital, Mercy Health-Fairfield Hospital, Mercy Health-Clermont Hospital

General Surgery; Internal Medicine; Pharmacy

Section 1

CASPR #

201




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podiatric Residency Clinic, Private Practice, Pain Management

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Surgery, limb salvage, forefoot / rearfoot reconstruction, wound care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

Top 50% Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRobert M. Brarens FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Approved by CPME as a PMSR/RRA. This is a three-year commitment. Students from all schools are considered equally. Residents begin doing surgery during their first year of training. The hospital is located in a suburban setting in Cincinnati, approximately 15 minutes from downtown Cincinnati.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Loupes (magnification glasses), book/travel allowance, 20 days vacation annually, PRESENT Courseware on-line learning; educational allowance.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

513-686-5186Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.mercy.com/cincinnati/locations/hospitals/the-jewish-hospital/residency-pr



4777 E Galbraith Road

Attn: Tiffany Best, Program Manager



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,307/ $58,229/ $60,207

4777 E Galbraith Road

Attn: Tiffany Best, Program Manager



PROGRAM NAME

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

CRIP





0467


# Staff DPMS: 10

OSU East, Taylor Station Surgical Center, Jameson Crane Sports Center

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

202




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


none.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Your personal statement should tell us what distinguishes you from other applicants.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORErik Monson DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Program integrated with orthopaedic residency at The Ohio State University. Interested applicants may arrange a visit to one of our educational conferences, held on Tuesday mornings only, by e-mailing Stephanie Shotsky, Program Assistant at [email protected]. Clerkships are available. Applicants from all schools are welcome.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

614-366-8140Phone:


Program Web Site: www.ortho.ohio-state.edu



Attn: Megan Rozga, 725 Prior Hall

376 W. 10th Ave

Columbus, OH 43210


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,000/ $52,536/ $54,216

Attn: Megan Rozga, 725 Prior Hall

376 W. 10th Ave

Columbus, OH 43210


PROGRAM NAME

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

CRIP





0261


# Staff DPMS: 20

University Health System; UT Medicine; South Texas Veteran Health Care System;

Family Medicine, Orthopaedics, Pediatrics, Radiology, General Surgery, Neurology, Vascular Surgery, Pathology, ER, Dermatology, Infectious Disease, Behavior Medicine, Sports Medicine, Anesthesia

Section 1

CASPR #

203




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Anatomy Lab presentation with cadaver each month. Cadaver lab open to residents 24/7.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


The program offers a diverse educational curriculum in diabetic limb salvage and reconstruction, trauma and elective foot and ankle surgery in a fully integrated medical university environment.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: NBPME Scores Report Please refer to our institutional website for eligibility requirements: www.diabeticfoot.org/acad_programs/app.asp

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMichael G. Palladino DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatry residency training program at UTHSCSA has been a fully integrated program within a state funded academic health science center for 44 years. We are a Division of the Department of Orthopaedics. Our faculty includes five full-time faculty and 18 adjunct clinical faculty. Primary locations for training are The University Health System (County Hospital), South Texas Veterans Health Care System, and private hospitals/surgery centers where our clinical faculty in private practice work. Training involves an extensive combination of inpatient and outpatient services with excellent surgical training in limb salvage, plastic surgery, trauma, podopediatrics and reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery. Our focus is to train podiatry medical physicians keeping in mind the mission of an academic health center, which is teaching, research, and service. Website www.diabeticfoot.org or contact Rosanna M. Bloom at 210-567-5174, [email protected].


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

210-567-5174Phone:


Program Web Site: www.diabeticfoot.org



7703 Floyd Curl Drive

Ortho/Pod Div

San Antonio, TX 78229


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $41,098/ $54,514/ $56,296

7703 Floyd Curl Drive

UTHSCSA Ortho/Pod MSC 7776

San Antonio, TX 78229


PROGRAM NAME

TriHealth - Bethesda North Hospital

CRIP





0473


# Staff DPMS: 15

Good Samaritan Hospital, Bethesda Arrow Springs, Bethesda Surgery Center, Evendale Surgery Center

General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Ob/Gyn, Vascular Surgery, Sports Medicine, Female Pelvic and Reconstructive Surgery, Procedural Dermatology

Section 1

CASPR #

204




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Self motivated learner, fluent in english

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

50%Minimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORTodd Adams DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Please Contact Program

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

513-862-3306Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.trihealth.com



10500 Montgomery Road



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,647/ $58,344/ $60,169

375 Dixmyth Ave- 3rd Floor Room 03360



PROGRAM NAME

Trinitas Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0644


# Staff DPMS: 21

CentraState Medical Center,

Internal Medicine Categorical PsychiatryGeneral SurgeryOB/GYNCardiology Fellowship

Section 2

CASPR #

205




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Extensive Wound CareDiabetic Limb SalvageFoot and Ankle Trauma

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Clerkships/visiting are highly recommended.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMorteza Khaladj DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Well rounded PMSR/RRA Program Directed by Morteza Khaladj, DPM. Residents will rotate through Trinitas Regional Medical Center in Elizabeth NJ as well as cover surgical cases at other locations. Residents will get a well rounded training experience. Areas of focus include diabetic limb salvage, Trauma, and wound healing at The Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine at Trinitas Regional Medical Center. The Center ranks as one of the top centers for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicines in the nation, with overall heal rates consistently above 90 percent. Our program takes all foot and ankle ER call. Trinitas Regional Medical Center is soon to become a Trauma II Center.

For all inquiries, please contact [email protected]


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Education stipend $725/year$700 Conference stipend for 2nd and 3rd year residents per year.Meal stipends.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:


Program Web Site:



225 Williamson Street

Elizabeth, NJ 07207


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $51,053/ $54,784/ $58,288

225 Williamson Street

Elizabeth, NJ 07207


PROGRAM NAME

Truman Medical Center Lakewood

CRIP





0253


# Staff DPMS: 10

Truman Medical Center - Hospital Hill, Creekwood Surgery Center, St. Mary's Surgery Center, St. Luke's Northland Hospital, Liberty Surgery Center, St. Joseph Foot Clinic

Community and Family Medicine, General Dentistry, Sports Medicine Fellowship, Geriatric Fellowship, Family Medicine Surgical OB Fellowship

Section 1

CASPR #

206




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Well rounded podiatric medicine & surgery program

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: no

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDavid Millward DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Residents will obtain a full range of training/experience from Resident Clinics, Private Practice Rotations, Wound Care, Forefoot Surgery, Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery and Trauma. Excellent Resident Clinic allowing residents to begin learning diagnostic techniques, implement treatment plans and get hands-on experience with a wide array of foot and ankle conditions. Rapidly increasing trauma and resident clinic numbers.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


none.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

816-404-9597Phone:


Program Web Site:



7900 Lee's Summit Road

Kansas City, MO 64139


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $48,000/ $50,000/ $52,000

7900 Lee's Summit Road

Kansas City, MO 64139


PROGRAM NAME

Tucson Medical Center and Midwestern University Arizona School of Podiatric Medicine

CRIP





0266


# Staff DPMS: 8

Camp Lowell Surgery CenterTucson Surgery CenterCarondelet Health Network, St. Mary's Hospital and St. Joseph HospitalNorthwest Medical CenterFoothills Surgery Center

Transitional medicine, surgery,

No

CASPR #

207




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Well rounded program offering training at largest hospital in Tucson AZ with multiple rotations, in a variety of settings. Extensive Save a Limb Program and reconstructive foot and ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Please contact program for more information

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

n/aMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

n/aMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAmram Dahukey DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The program offers robust training experiences and academic and practical rotations. Residents are exposed to multiple specialties and have hands on experience. Stimulating academic sessions are provided as well as exposure to limb salvage program at TMC Save a Limb Tucson program Our residents interact daily with attending from different specialties of Medicine and Surgery and are expected to be knowledgeable and interactive. We are looking for excellence in learning experience and for potential leaders in our specialty.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: no


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

520-324-5096Phone:


Program Web Site: www.thmep.com



5301 E Grant Rd

Tucson, AZ 85712


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $60,904/ $63,330/ $66,035

5301 E Grant Rd

Tucson, AZ 85712


PROGRAM NAME

UF Health Jacksonville

CRIP





0531


# Staff DPMS: 4

Uf Health Jacksonville, UF Health North

Section 2

CASPR #

208




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Extensive surgical training with Orthopedic Trauma service. 2nd and 3rd year rotations at the Naval Hospital. Weekly opportunities for elective cases with foot and ankle surgeons in the community.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstruction, Arthroscopy, Total joint replacement, and Sports medicine

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: No other requirements. Clerkship is strongly recommended for interested applicants

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJason A. Piraino DPM,MS, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


UF Health- Jacksonville is a teaching arm of the University of Florida College of Medicine and the only Level 1 trauma center serving North Florida and South Georgia. Our program is a 36-month PMSR/RRA with an emphasis on surgery and academics. Residents will gain extensive training in forefoot, rearfoot, ankle reconstruction, arthroscopy, total joint replacement, and sports medicine. We utilize both traditional and cutting edge, innovative approaches to rearfoot and forefoot surgery. Additional rotations include 3 months with the Orthopedic Trauma team and 4 months at an active Naval Hospital. Residents are involved in all aspects of patient care, including pre-operative workup and post-operative follow up. The core of the academic training at UF Health consists of weekly pre- and post-operative conference and didactics, along with monthly surgical workshops/cadaver labs paired with lectures from esteemed surgeons in the community. Residents are strongly encouraged to attend ACFAS conferences in addition to annual AO and Arthroscopy courses with CME assistance.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


See website for additional benefits. https://ufhealthjax.org/education/podiatry-residency/

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

904-244-6505Phone:


Program Web Site: http://ufhealthjax.org/education/podiatry-residency/



Dept. of Orthopaedics

655 West 8th Street, Box C-126

Jacksonville, FL 32209


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,844/ $55,605/ $56,061

655 West 8th Street, Box C-126

Attn: Sophia Boulaich

Jacksonville, FL 32209


PROGRAM NAME

United Health Services Hospitals, Inc.

CRIP





0844


# Staff DPMS: 15

Upstate Medical Center SUNY Syracuse, Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine, Temple University, Barry University, Scholl, NYCPM, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore

Internal Medicine/Family Medicine Residency Programs (ACGME Accredited with Osteopathic Recognition); Preliminary Year Programs; Fellowships in Geriatrics, Sports Medicine, Cardiology, GI

Section 2

CASPR #

209




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Opportunity for 2 week dermatopathologist fellowship at Bako Podiatric Pathology Services, GA

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Emphasis on Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Orthopedic, Plastic, and Vascular Surgery, and Internal Medicine; Wound Care Clinic.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: * Students are encouraged to do a clerkship, or, minimally, a personal site visit to the program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.5Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORShari Nichols DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Our program is a fully CPME approved PMSR/RRA residency program with 3 entry-level positions available. Our residents obtain extensive exposure to podiatric medicine, foot and ankle surgery, trauma, infectious disease, wound care and all medical and surgical specialties. United Health Services Hospitals, Inc. is a 500+ bed, Level II Trauma Center with Life Flight Capability. UHS utilizes cutting edge technology, has on-site MRI and imaging and 350+ staff physicians. All foot traumas are routed to podiatry. For further information about our program, please visit our website.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Professional development fund. Research opportunities.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

607-763-6016Phone:


Program Web Site: www.uhs.net/meded/podiatry/



33-57 Harrison Street

Attn: Karen Stewart, Prog Coordinator

Johnson City, NY 13790


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,000/ $58,480/ $59,006

33-57 Harrison Street

Attn: Karen Stewart, Prog Coordinator

Johnson City, NY 13790


PROGRAM NAME

UnityPoint Health - Trinity Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0247


# Staff DPMS: 6

Iowa Specialty Hospital; Humboldt County Memorial Hospital; Stewart Memorial Hospital; UnityPoint St. Lukes- Sioux City; Iowa Pathology Associates & UnityPoint Clinic-Infectious Disease in Des Moines.

none.

Section 1

CASPR #

210




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Wound Clinic, Surgical skills lab and cadaver dissectionWeekly Evidence Based Medicine Conference.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Comprehensive patient management from new patient contact to discharge. Adult and pediatric Reconstructive Foot & Ankle Surgery in a medical center setting.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visit to the program recommended but not required

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.9Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORMark Hartman DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Trinity Regional Medical Center Podiatric Surgical Residency emphasizes comprehensive patient care experience, from new patient encounter to discharge. Ongoing experience includes in-patient and out-patient surgical management, diabetic foot management, adult and pediatric reconstruction, infection management, ER trauma call and office-based foot and ankle care including extensive practice management. Residents are actively involved in all hospital departments. Evidence based learning is stressed throughout the residents' training, providing a broad background in evidence based medicine.

http://www.unitypoint.org/fortdodge/podiatry-residency-program.aspx


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Heartland Conference and one additional conference through PRESENT Podiatry.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

515-574-6432Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.unitypoint.org/fortdodge/podiatry-residency-program.aspx



802 Kenyon Road

Fort Dodge, IA 50501


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,780/ $54,780/ $56,280

Physician's Office Bldg

804 Kenyon Rd Suite 310

Fort Dodge, IA 50501


PROGRAM NAME

University Hospital

CRIP





0645


# Staff DPMS: 50

Hackensack University Medical Center, Holy Name Medical Center, Metropolitan Surgery Center, St. Joseph's Medical Center, Mountainside Hospital

Internal Med., Pathology, Anesthesia, PM&R, Orthopedics, Family Med. Psychiatry, Dentistry, Neurology, Dermatology, Trauma, Plastic Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, General Surgery, OMFS

Section 2

CASPR #

211




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Rotations in pain management and wound care clinic are also included in the curriculum.

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Training in all aspects of foot and ankle pathology, including forefoot surgery, reconstructive surgery and trauma.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: A clerkship at our institution or a visit to the institution prior to CRIP is strongly encouraged. Preference is given to those candidates which extern or visit the program.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.75Minimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORKeith D. Cook DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a PMSR/RRA program. This is a diverse program with surgical and clinical numbers approximately twice the CPME requirements. There is a wide variety of foot and ankle pathology, including diabetic limb salvage, elective reconstruction and trauma. The residents are fully intergrated with allopathic residents. All post-operative University Hospital patients are followed in the state of the art podiatry clinic. University Hospital is part of an Academic Health Science Center and the principle teaching hospital for the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Residents have access to the on campus library, skills labs, and lectures. Weekly academic sessions are held Wednesday mornings. Research opportunities are available.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Access to Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and Hackensack University Medical Center Libraries, retirement plans are available.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

973-972-5088Phone:


Program Web Site: www.uhnj.org/directory/podiatry/



150 Bergen Street

G-142

Newark, NJ 07103


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $57,780/ $61,696/ $65,472

150 Bergen Street, G-142

Newark, NJ 07103


PROGRAM NAME

University Hospitals Regional Hospitals - Richmond Medical Center - Kent State University

College of

CRIP





0466


# Staff DPMS: 41

Big Creek, CLEVESurg Ctr, Fairview, Hillcrest, Lutheran, Marymount, Mentor Surgery Ctr. South Pointe, Cleveland Foot & Ankle Clinic, several other Hospitals and Surgery Centers

AOA Traditional Internship, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery

Section 1

CASPR #

212




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Emergency Medicine, Trauma, Wound Care, Infectious Disease, Podiatric Surgery, Rearfoot & Ankle Surgery.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Accepting residents from all podiatry schools

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDaniel Cavolo DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This Residency is a cosponsored program with the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Dental Insurance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

440-516-8704Phone:


Program Web Site: http://www.uhhospitals.org/richmond/education/podiatric-training-programs



27100 Chardon Road

Richmond Heights, OH 44143


PMSR: 4 4

PMSR/RRA 6 6

Stipends:

PMSR: $58,905/ $60,890/ $62,895

PMSR/RRA: $58,905/ $60,890/ $62,895

University Hospitals Regional Hospitals

27100 Chardon Road

Richmond Heights, OH 44143


PROGRAM NAME

University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of Medicine

CRIP





0471


# Staff DPMS: 12

West Chester Hospital

University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of Medicine has 53 residency programs and fellowships. All but two of the programs are ACGME accredited.

Section 1

CASPR #

213




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Podiatric Clinic with exposure to a wide variety of Podiatric Pathology.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Limb salvage procedures; diabetic foot care; forefoot and rearfoot reconstruction; Level 1 Trauma Center; One of the few University based podiatry programs in the country.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

upper 50%Minimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSuhail Masadeh DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


One of the few Podiatric Residency programs in the country which is University based giving the residents an opportunity to interact with the residents from 53 other residency programs. The podiatric residents have the same rights and privileges granted to the other residents within the hospital. Approved by CPME as a Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency with Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery with a 3 year commitment. Students from all schools are considered equally. Tremendous opportunity for a resident as well as for our profession.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Dental Insurance, Flexible spending, Life Insurance, Long-Term Disability and Adoption Assistance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

513-558-5357Phone:


Program Web Site: http://surgery.uc.edu/content/Education/UC-Pod_index.html



231 Albert Sabin Way

ML0513 / Room 2563



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,150/ $59,555/ $61,020

231 Albert Sabin Way

ML0513 / Room 2563



PROGRAM NAME

UPMC Medical Education - Mercy

CRIP





0742


# Staff DPMS: 28

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center

UPMC Residency Programs

Section 2

CASPR #

214




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Burn Rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Surgery including complicated rearfoot reconstruction

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: NBPME Part 1 scores, transcripts. Only applicants that completed a clerkship or visited the program will be considered for an interview. $40 fee due by 11/1/19 or the application will be considered incomplete.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$40.00Program Fee:

Deadline:UPMC MercyPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJeffrey M. Manway DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This 36 month program provides a comprehensive surgical education through a positive learning environment where interaction with podiatric and orthopedic faculty is highly encouraged. The program is well-rounded with an emphasis on complex rearfoot reconstructive surgery. Residents perform a high number of surgical procedures which far exceeds CPME requirements. The resident has the opportunity to learn from over 30 podiatric surgeons and our tremendous relationship with orthopedics provides the ability to work with multiple orthopedic surgeons on a daily basis. A high emphasis is placed on didactic activities; the resident can expect to meet 3 times weekly in radiology rounds, journal clubs, cadaver lab or lecture. The program is fully integrated into the world-renowned University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, universally recognized for its commitment to excellence in medicine; this provides an opportunity to work and learn in a university setting. Please refer to the program website for employment eligibility requirements.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Vision and dental insurance, short and long-term disability, life insurance, tax-deferred annuity plan, resident/fellow assistance program.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

412-232-5515Phone:


Program Web Site: www.upmc.com/locations/hospitals/mercy/education/gme/podiatry



1400 Locust Street

Building B, Room 9520

Pittsburgh, PA 15219


PMSR/RRA 6 6

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $58,556/ $60,259/ $61,442

1400 Locust Street

Building B, Room 9520



PROGRAM NAME

UPMC Pinnacle

CRIP





0749


# Staff DPMS: 25

Susquehanna Surgical Center, West Shore Surgical Center, Pinnacle Health Wound Care Centers

Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopedics, Family Medicine, Sports Medicine, Maternal Fetal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Ob/Gyn

Section 2

CASPR #

215




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Cleveland Clinic Microvascular Surgery Course

Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive foot and ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJeffrey A. Marks DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The UPMC Pinnacle residency is a PMSR/RRA program located in Central Pennsylvania. The UPMC Pinnacle system includes three hospitals and two surgical centers and is a well established teaching facility. Two entry-level positions will be available for 2020 and are open to all colleges of Podiatric Medicine. Excellent salary and benefits are provided.

If you're coming for a one day site visit, please notify us three weeks in advance. There are some mandatory items that need set up and completed prior to your visit. Thank you!


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


ACLS certification, Smart phone, iPad or computer allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

717-231-8429Phone:


Program Web Site: www.pinnaclehealth.org



111 South Front Street

Harrisburg, PA 17101


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,868/ $59,746/ $62,414

111 South Front Street

Harrisburg, PA 17101


PROGRAM NAME

Virtua Voorhees

CRIP





0646


# Staff DPMS: 42

none.

Family Practice, Dentistry, Pharmacy

No

CASPR #

216




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Orthopedic Rotation in 3rd year

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


Surgery and Wound Care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJohn Girimonte DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Visiting the program is highly recommended and you must have your own transportation. This program is a 3-year commitment. The curriculum takes 36 months to complete.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


See Program Overview regarding third year.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

856-325-3718Phone:

Program E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]

Program Web Site: www.virtua.org



2225 Evesham Road

Suite 101

Voorhees, NJ 08043


PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,290/ $55,266/ $56,597

2301 Evesham Road

Ste 307

Voorhees, NJ 08043


PROGRAM NAME

Wake Forest Baptist Health

CRIP





0544


# Staff DPMS: 10

Wake Forest Baptist Health - Davie Medical Center - Lexington Medical Center - High Point Surgery Center - High Point Premier Surgery Center

Anesthes, Derm, Endocrinology, Fam Med, Gen Surg, Infectious Diseases, Orthopaedic Surg, Oncology, Pathology, Pediatrics, Plastic Surg, Radiology, Urgent Care, Vascular, Behavioral Health

Section 2

CASPR #

217




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Endocrinology, Pediatric Orthopedics, Orthopedic Oncology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


It is our goal to produce a well-rounded podiatric physician and surgeon who is well prepared to treat foot and ankle pathology as well as trauma while being appreciative of the patient's total medica

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Please refer to our website for other requirements.https://school.wakehealth.edu/Education-and-Training/Residencies-and-Fellowships/Podiatry-Residency

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$30.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Wake Forest Department of Orthopaedic SurgeryPayable To:

NoFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noneMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORDeKarlos M. Dial DPM, FACFAS

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Podiatric Residency Training Program at Wake Forest Baptist Health provides the recent graduate with an opportunity to gather extensive experience in the identification and treatment of pathologic and traumatic conditions associated with the pediatric as well as adult foot and ankle. The opportunity to participate in research and exposure to related medical sciences is also afforded to our residents. The teaching program will attempt to demonstrate to the resident an effective method for improving community foot and ankle health and to better prepare the resident for his/her position in the total community healthcare structure. There is a one year non-compete clause included in resident contracts.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


ALL - NCFAS seminar fees. PGY1-Lab Coats + funding for leads/loupes. PGY2: PRR, exam fees + stipend. PGY3: PRR, exam fees + stipend, AO courses, poster presentation funding. See website for additional benefits.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes training

336-716-8170Phone:


Program Web Site: https://school.wakehealth.edu/Education-and-Training/Residencies-and-Fellowships/




Medical Center

Winston-Salem, NC 27157


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,731/ $54,414/ $56,506


Medical Center

Winston-Salem, NC 27157


PROGRAM NAME

Weiss Memorial Hospital

CRIP





0350


# Staff DPMS: 50

Provident Hospital of Cook County, Oak Forest Health Center, and Multiple Surgery Centers

General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Vascular Surgery, Emergency Medicine

No

CASPR #

218




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Surgicalist rotation

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


1st year focuses on general medicine & primary podiatric care with surgery. 2nd & 3rd year focuses on podiatric surgery, ortho surgery, nerve surgery, and pediatric orthopedics.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Visitation or rotation highly recommended

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

noUniforms:

yesVacation:

2.85Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORLee R. Stein DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The first year of training is spent within the Cook County Health System as well as Weiss Hospital and focuses primarily on comprehensive podiatric medicine/surgery and general medicine. The following two years of training primarily consist of podiatric surgery/medicine at multiple affiliated institutions/facilities, and in private practice settings. The program consists of multiple training institutions and resources that are available for various rotations and research. Due to the vast number of attendings at this program, the resident will have exposure to a diverse and wide variety of surgical techniques and practice management styles.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


4 weeks vacation, parking, internet, residency office, Stipend for educational expenses: $500 for 1st years, $1000 for 2nd years, and $1,500 for 3rd years

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No temporary

Phone:


Program Web Site:



4646 N. Marine Drive

Chicago, IL 60640


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $55,072/ $57,078/ $58,080

4646 N. Marine Drive

Chicago, IL 60640


PROGRAM NAME

West Covina Medical Center Inc

CRIP





0109


# Staff DPMS: 12

none

none

No

CASPR #

219




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


none.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

$35.00Program Fee:

Deadline:West Covina Medical CenterPayable To:

n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORBob Alavy DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Approved PMSR/RRA, Cadaver lab, Orthotics lab. This program may not participate in CRIP interview weekend. Applicants are often chosen from those who have externed/ visited the program.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


Paid time off (sick or vacation) = 20 days 1 yr; 23 days 2 yr, 26 days 3 yr$1,000 annual CME Allowance

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

626-338-1800Phone:


Program Web Site:



725 South Orange Avenue

West Covina, CA 91790


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $45,760/ $45,760/ $45,760

725 South Orange Avenue

West Covina, CA 91790


PROGRAM NAME

West Penn Hospital

CRIP





0745


# Staff DPMS: 22

New Mexico Bone & Joint, Mon Valley Hospital, St. Clair Hospital, Ohio Valley Hospital

Various other programs - refer to program websitewww.ahn.org

No

CASPR #

220




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Burn Trauma, Endocrinology

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive rear foot and ankle surgery

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Immunizations, drug screen, Pennsylvania criminal background check, FBI fingerprinting (must be done in PA), Pennsylvania child abuse

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$50.00Program Fee:

Deadline:West Penn HospitalPayable To:

noFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORAlan Catanzariti DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


See website for more details


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


parking, meal tickets to off set costs

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

Yes full

412-688-7578Phone:


Program Web Site: https://www.ahn.org/education/graduate-medical-education/residencies/foot-and-ankl



4800 Friendship Avenue



PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $56,689/ $58,256/ $59,845

c/o Beth Sheedy, Coordinator

4800 Friendship Ave, N1



PROGRAM NAME

Westchester General Hospital

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0533


# Staff DPMS: 34

Multiple Podiatric Offices, Ambulatory Surgical Centers and North Shore Hospital.

ACGME Family Medicine Program

Section 2

CASPR #

221




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: Grand rounds, journal clubs, case discussions, workshops, lectures, corporate presentations, research activities, tumor conference, etc.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

noPlastic Surgery:

yesFamily Practice:


To provide the resident (originating from any podiatry school) with the opportunity to receive a comprehensive clinical and surgical training experience.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Immunization Records

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$45.00Program Fee:

Deadline:Westchester General Hospital/Medical Education Payable To:

NoFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORJaime Carbonell DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Westchester General Hospital is a 125-bed acute care hospital serving the Miami community since 1966. In 2006, the hospital expanded with state-of-the-art Surgical Department, ICU Unit, Emergency Room, and Med-Surg Unit. Training resources available include North Shore Hospital, outpatient ambulatory surgical centers, outpatient clinics, and private offices. This is a highly academic program with a great deal of responsibility placed upon the residents including an active ER and in-house patient management. Each resident is expected to be fully prepared academically & possess exceptional clinical & surgical knowledge in order to be provided with the opportunity to gain training in surgery of the foot & ankle. A wide array of weekly didactic & research lectures are provided to enhance the residents' fundamental knowledge hence fully preparing them for private practice. ***This is NOT a Barry University sponsored program - We accept students from ALL schools.***

Applicants will be interviewed at the program's assigned CRIP date.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

no

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CPR/ACLS certification.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.westchesterhospital.com/



2500 SW 75th Avenue

Miami, FL 33155


PMSR/RRA 4 4

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $43,000/ $45,000/ $47,000

2500 SW 75th Avenue

Miami, FL 33155


PROGRAM NAME

Western Reserve Hospital

CRIP


Accreditation: AOA



0470


# Staff DPMS: 30

Summa Health System, Cleveland Clinic Akron General Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital

General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Orthopedic Surgery, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery, Pharmacy

No

CASPR #

222




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: no



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Podiatric Medicine, Surgery and Wound Care

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORNicholas Campitelli DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


This is a well balanced surgical program with emphasis on surgical skills, pre and post operative management. Wound care is offered when done through office rotations. Office and billing experience is handled through the clinic as well as podiatric private practices. Hospital-based clinic experience is done while working closely with the other medicine residents. The hospital is a modern facility with excellent resources. Rotations are designed to expose the resident to all of the necessary skills needed to function and be successful in private practice or group practice.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

no

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


APMLE Pt III:

yes

11/1/2019

Yes training

330-971-7271Phone:


Program Web Site: www.westernreservehospital.org



1900 23rd Street

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223


PMSR/RRA 1 1

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $53,225/ $54,325/ $55,975

1900 23rd Street

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223


PROGRAM NAME

Westside Regional Medical Center

CRIP





0535


# Staff DPMS: 35

Westside Regional Medical Center/Plantation General Hospital/Outpt Surg Services/Surg Center of Coral Springs/Miami Lakes Surgery Center/University Hospital

Internal Medicine and General Surgery starting July 2020

Section 2

CASPR #

223




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: no

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: AO Basic/Advanced Training, Arthroscopy Courses, ACFAS surgical courses, Yucatan Crippled Children's Project, Bako Dermopathology Mini-Fellowship.

Opportunity to do elective rotations in any field.

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: no

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Reconstructive Surgery (joint replacement, external fixation, arthroscopy, trauma, tibial shaft/plafond, ankle, hindfoot and forefoot reconstruction), Didactics, Research, and Wound care.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: None. Visitation is highly recommended but is not required.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


NAFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven M. Spinner DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The Westside Regional Medical Center Residency is a 3-year high-volume PMSR-RRA program with an emphasis in surgery (joint replacement, external fixation, arthroscopy, trauma, tibial shaft/plafond, ankle, hindfoot and forefoot reconstruction), didactics, and research. Residents are responsible for taking all emergency room call for pathology below the tibial tuberosity at both Westside Regional Medical Center and Plantation General Hospital. Residents perform 1000+ surgical cases, and 2,000+ surgical procedures at 6 different locations along with 1500+ office encounters. There are numerous weekly academics, journal club, sawbones workshops, and cadaver labs. Upon graduation, residents average 2 manuscript publications in nationally recognized journals, and are prepared to enter competitive fellowships, large multispeciality/orthopedic groups, or private practice. The program accepts three residents per year and is best suited for highly motivated, hard working, independent physicians. For more information, please visit: http://westsideregional.com/gme/podiatry/overview.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


CME of $3250. ACLS, BLS, PALS, In-Service exams, and NBPME Part III all covered in addition to the annual CME allowance.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:


Program Web Site: http://westsideregional.com/gme/podiatry/overview



8201 W Broward Blvd

Plantation, FL 33324


PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $52,770/ $54,270/ $55,770

201 N University Dr, Suite 110

Plantation, FL 33324


PROGRAM NAME

White Memorial Medical Center

CRIP





0146


# Staff DPMS: 12

Surgical Center Saddleback, Laguna Hills Surgery Ctr,Glendale Adventist Medical Ctr, Beverly Hospital, Community Surgery Ctr of Glendale, Keck USC, All-In-One Surgery Ctr, Physician Adventist Surgery

Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, OB-GYN, Pharmacy

No

CASPR #

224




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: ongoing surgical rotation with staff orthopedic and vascular surgeons.Mufti-disciplinary limb preservation program

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


forefoot surgery,rear foot surgery,ankle and foot trauma, limb preservation program, strong medical rotations

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: CPR and ACLS NOT required to apply but must be passed prior to clinical training.CPR and ACLS provided by hospital during orientation at no cost to residents.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.0Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

yesBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

top fifty percent of classMinimum Rank:

no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORStanley K. Mathis DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


The White Memorial Medical Center offers a PMSR/RRA residency. One position is offered each year through the CASPR match. The faculty includes hospital based physicians as well as full time practicing podiatrists, orthopedists, and medical sub-specialists. We offer an inner city patient population in an acute care hospital setting. The teaching program emphasizes surgical volume/diversity,foot and ankle trauma and quality medical rotations. White Memorial has been involved with graduate medical education since 1913. WMMC is an affiliate of Loma Linda University Medical School.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


The stipends include all bonuses, and incentives.Board Prep/Conference Allowances are not included as they vary according to level of training and designation by Program Director.There is a $300/yr book allowance.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

Phone:


Program Web Site: www.whitememorial.com



1720 East Cesar E. Chavez Avenue



PMSR/RRA 2 2

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $59,897/ $62,003/ $63,864

1720 East Cesar E. Chavez Avenue



PROGRAM NAME

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center

CRIP





0846


# Staff DPMS: 91

New York Medical College

Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Dental and Dental Anesthesia, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Pediatric and Emergency Medicine

No

CASPR #

225




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Other Clinical Experiences: SICU, Wound Center, Extensive in-patient and out-patient volume

Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: yes

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Trauma care of the foot, Diabetic Foot Care, Wound Care, Reconstructive Pediatric & Adult Foot Surgery, & Hyperbaric Medicine

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:


Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

yesMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

noMinimum GPA:

Program Fee:


Fee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:

noMinimum Rank:

yes yes

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORRonald M. Guberman DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


A comprehensive clinical and academic approach to all areas of Podiatric Medicine & Surgery. We have a varied & busy surgical schedule with hands-on resident experience as a key component of our training program. We take the training of each & every one of our residents individually & cooperatively as the primary objective of the program. The residents are given opportunities to attend & receive advanced training, certification in workshops and seminars. The size & nature of the program itself supports & promotes a great amount of activity in both the academic & clinical aspects of the program. The surgical quantity & quality, the inpatient & outpatient clinical activity & the volume of cases in the ER all reflect this devotion to advancing & improving the type & level of education & clinical experiences. Our academic schedule consists of daily rounds and teaching faculty are all involved providing lectures, journal review, cadaver labs on site, radiology review & a variety of regularly scheduled workshops & guest lecturers.


yes

yes

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: yes


11 sick days per year, 20 vac days per year, meal allowance of $1,000 p/y, housing allowance of $2,400 p/y, $650 book allowance. 9 paid holidays and 4 paid personal days. Chief Resident differential of $4,195 p/y.

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No training

718-963-7332Phone:


Program Web Site: wyckoffhospital.org



Attn: Veronica Nieves, Office Manager

374 Stockholm Street

Brooklyn, NY 11237


PMSR: 8 8

PMSR/RRA 3 3

Stipends:

PMSR: $64,649/ $70,977/ $77,302

PMSR/RRA: $64,649/ $70,977/ $77,302

374 Stockholm St.

Brooklyn, NY 11237


PROGRAM NAME

Yale-New Haven Medical Center

CRIP





0627


# Staff DPMS: 75+

Yale-York St.,Yale-St.Raphael & VACT West Haven are all 3 w/in 5 mile radius. Others include The Hospital of Central CT, CT Orthopedic Institute @ Midstate Hospital, St Mary's, and multiple surgery c

Yale-New Haven Medical Center regularly ranks among the best US hospitals & is nationally recognized for its commitment to teaching and clinical research. There are over 1000 fellows and residents in all specialties

Section 2

CASPR #

226




Anesthesiology: yes


Dermatology: yes

Emergency Room: yes


Orthopedics: yes



Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Podiatry:

Podiatry (Surgery):

Radiology:

Rehabilitation:

Surgery (General):



Neurology: yes

Rheumatology:

Vascular Surgery:

Program Emphasis:

Trauma:

yesPlastic Surgery:

noFamily Practice:


Comprehensive reconstructive foot and ankle surgery pre-op, intra-op and post-op management, as well as medical management of acutely ill patients.

ACLS: CPR:

RESIDENT BENEFITS



Clerkship Required:

Other Applicant Requirements: Must be registered with US Selective Service if male, per VA regulations. CLERKSHIP OR VISIT HIGHLY RECCOMENDED. Initiative, hard work, individual responsibility REQUIRED. Contact program with any ?s.

Research:


Grand Rounds: yes

Journal Club: yes

noMeals:

yesSick Leave:

yesUniforms:

yesVacation:

3.2Minimum GPA:

$0.00Program Fee:


n/aFee Refundable:

noBook Club:

yesLecture Series:


no no

yes

DIDACTIC PROGRAM

DIRECTORSteven Vyce DPM

PROGRAM

OVERVIEW


Training consists of 3 years focused on medicine and surgery of the foot & ankle, augmented with rotations in other crucial disciplines to result in advanced comprehensive training for the Podiatric Surgeon. The program is headquartered at Yale – New Haven Hospital in affiliation with Yale University School of Medicine. VACT-West Haven is a primary affiliate. Training is augmented by 9 additional hospital & surgical center affiliates. The teaching faculty at the Yale program is a group dedicated to the advancement of the profession with a strong foundation in medical education. Faculty includes many nationally and internationally known podiatrists, orthopedists and surgeons. Utilizing tried and true traditional surgical training techniques, residents are guided through three years of progressively advanced training, leading to the development of confident, independent diagnosticians and surgeons. Graduates of the program are easily placed with podiatric and orthopedic groups, as well as academic facilities.


yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

no

CME Allowance: yes


Housing: no


ABFAS In-training exam, ACLS/BLS

APMLE Pt III:

no

11/1/2019

No none

Phone:

Program E-mail:

Program Web Site: http://www.YaleFootSurg.com



.

330 Orchard Street, Suite 207

New Haven, CT 06511


PMSR/RRA 5 5

Stipends:

PMSR/RRA: $65,268/ $68,531/ $71,958

.

330 Orchard Street, Suite 207

New Haven, CT 06511


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