Accepts 3 residents each
year.
Participant in CASPR/CRIP.
First Year of the PM&S-36 program, the podiatric resident will have attained competence in all aspects of podiatric medical knowledge, skills and professional attitudes to supplement a well rounded residency in Clinical Podiatric Medicine.
Upon completion of the last 2 years, the podiatric resident
will have
attained the knowledge, skills and professional attitude competencies in all aspects of Podiatric Surgery of the
forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot and ankle.
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The educational curriculum
provides both core resourced-based rotations and experiences to achieve the
activity volume required by CPME and APMA; to be able to sit for
qualification with the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, American Board of
Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine.
In addition there are
exceptional rotations in advanced medical and surgical specialties to enhance
the didactic
and surgical cognitive skill levels.
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