Aultman Hospital/NEOMED Program

The Aultman Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program, affiliated with Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED), is an accredited five-year program aimed at producing highly trained, compassionate orthopaedic surgeons. The curriculum includes a wide variety of inpatient and outpatient services providing a well-rounded orthopaedic education. Residents train primarily at Aultman Hospital but also have rotations at other reputable institutions.

Aultman Hospital, a 1,032-bed tertiary hospital, has received national recognition for its outstanding clinical care. The program fosters a resident-friendly educational environment and offers individualized educational goals within an exceptional overall education. The faculty and staff work closely with other specialties, promoting a collaborative learning experience.

For applicants interested in the Orthopaedic Surgery Residency program at Aultman, the program begins accepting audition rotation applications on March 1 of each year. Once accepted, students are provided dorm-style housing within walking distance of the hospital, enhancing the convenience of the experience.

The program's curriculum includes rotations at various medical centers, ensuring a comprehensive training experience. Residents are encouraged to participate in research and scholarly activities, further contributing to their professional development.

For more information on the application process and elective rotations, prospective applicants can visit the Aultman Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program's website and reach out to the program if they have specific questions.