The Orthopaedic Surgery Residency program requires all residents be certified in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support. Successful applicants will be required to obtain ACLS and Basic Life Support certification prior to orientation.
Application Procedure
Applications are accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service until Dec. 1. Early application is encouraged.
While there are no requirements beyond completion of the ERAS application, the program prefers applicants have:
- No failures on any United States Medical Licensing Examination exam.
- U.S. clinical experience.
- No gaps of more than one year in medical training.
- Recommendations from mentors or from those who can speak to an applicant’s capabilities, personality and skills.
- Graduated within the past five years (international residents only).
After a thorough review by an application committee, applicants invited to interview will be notified by email.