Dartmouth-Hitchcock/Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Program

The Dartmouth-Hitchcock/Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital General Surgery Residency program aims to train compassionate and technically competent surgeons in a respectful, supportive environment. Residents receive a 5-year ACGME accredited training at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, along with experiences at other hospitals in New Hampshire and Vermont.

The training comprises a mix of clinical and research experiences, with a focus on providing residents with high-quality educational opportunities. The program supports resident development in various specialties through diverse rotations and allows for research years after clinical training.

For prospective residents, the program emphasizes a commitment to diversity, work-life balance, and community engagement. The Department of Medicine at Dartmouth Health is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment for residents, fellows, and the community.

Application requirements include submission through ERAS, the completion of various forms and documents like medical school dean's letter, transcripts, personal statement, letters of recommendation, and USMLE scores. The program accepts international medical graduates (IMGs) and sponsors J1 Visas only.

Prospective candidates are encouraged to explore the program's website for detailed information on the structure, curriculum, and goals of the General Surgery Residency at Dartmouth-Hitchcock. The program leadership looks forward to providing a comprehensive educational experience that promotes excellence in surgery and values outside interests.

The application deadline for the program is November 1, 2023, with interview dates scheduled for November and December. The program offers a limited number of positions at different levels, with clear expectations for residents to achieve technical proficiency, advocate for patients, and engage in research activities.