Hennepin Healthcare Program
Transitional year - Minneapolis, MN | ACGME Code: 9992600069 | NRMP Code: 1329999P0
The Hennepin Healthcare Program offers a Transitional Year Residency that spans one year and is associated with the University of Minnesota Anesthesiology, Ophthalmology, and Radiology Residencies. Established in 1983, this program provides diverse, multi-cultural patient exposure and is one of the largest Transitional Year programs in the U.S. Residents benefit from strong critical care and procedural experience in an ACGME-accredited environment.
The curriculum immerses residents in robust, hands-on learning opportunities. Residents rotate through various specialties, work closely with categorical residents, and have protected learning time each month for educational sessions. There are opportunities for didactic learning, simulated training, and quality improvement projects.
Residents can participate in elective opportunities in areas such as Anesthesiology, Dermatology, Infectious Diseases, Medical Intensive Care Unit, Ophthalmology, and various others. The program maintains a collaborative and supportive learning environment, fostering a culture of reflection and personal growth.
The Transitional Year Program at Hennepin Healthcare focuses on providing a broad clinical experience with a large peer cohort, emphasizing critical team member roles and ensuring residents have the necessary skills for future specialty training. The program is competitive, offering a unique mix of clinical training and procedural experience.
Application to the Transitional Year Residency is now through the University of Minnesota's Anesthesiology, Radiology, and Ophthalmology Residencies. The program supports visas and is open to Non-resident applicants, welcoming ECFMG sponsored J1 Visas.
Overall, with its vast clinical experience, quality improvement focus, and diverse patient population, the Hennepin Healthcare Transitional Year Residency Program offers a comprehensive training environment for medical graduates preparing for further specialization.
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Location
Minneapolis city, Minnesota
Living in Minneapolis, MN
- Crime Rate and Safety: Minneapolis has a moderate crime rate. Certain areas may have higher crime rates, so it's essential to be cautious and choose your neighborhood wisely.
- Fun Activities: Minneapolis offers a wide range of fun activities such as visiting the Chain of Lakes, exploring the Mall of America, enjoying the lively food scene, attending concerts and events, and experiencing the renowned state fair.
- Climate: Minneapolis has a continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. Be prepared for snow during the winter months!
- Races and Population: Minneapolis is a diverse city with a mix of races and ethnicities, contributing to a rich cultural landscape.
- Education: Minneapolis is home to several colleges and universities, offering opportunities for continued education and lifelong learning.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Minneapolis is relatively high compared to other cities, especially in terms of housing. However, the salary for residents in the medical field is usually competitive.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Minneapolis is about a 4-hour drive from bigger cities like Chicago, IL, and about a 3-hour drive from Milwaukee, WI. These cities offer diverse cultural experiences, nightlife, and amenities.
- Pros: Vibrant arts and culture scene, beautiful outdoor spaces, diverse population, educational opportunities.
- Cons: Harsh winters, higher cost of living, certain areas with higher crime rates.
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