Jewish Hospital of Cincinnati Program

The General Surgery Residency Program at The Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, is committed to providing an exceptional educational experience for residents and medical students. The program has a long history dating back to 1933 and offers a personalized environment due to its small size. The program aims to mold residents into competent, caring, and confident surgeons who uphold high professional standards.

The residency program's mission emphasizes creating a conducive learning atmosphere to help residents achieve their goals in general surgery. The faculty at The Jewish Hospital are highly committed to resident education, offering a deep clinical experience with exposure to various surgical specialties.

The program, accredited by ACGME, has 12 resident positions and lasts for five years. It offers a comprehensive curriculum with rotations at diverse clinical sites to provide exposure to trauma, burns, pediatric surgery, and transplantation services. The residents benefit from mentorship, regular interactions with faculty, and a collegial environment for learning.

Application requirements include the Dean's letter, two letters of recommendation, transcripts, USMLE Step 1 passing score and Step 2 score of 230 or higher, U.S. clinical experience, ECFMG certification for IMGs, and graduation within the last two years. The program participates in the NRMP match.

Residents receive competitive salaries ranging from PGY 1 to PGY 5 and various insurance options. Additional benefits include paid time off, academic stipends, ACLS/ATLS/FES/FLS certification, and a supportive work environment with features like a fitness facility membership and on-call sleeping quarters.

The Jewish Hospital's General Surgery Residency Program does not sponsor any type of visas but offers a robust clinical, didactic, and operative experience along with a strong focus on mentorship and research. The program benefits from its affiliation with other surgical departments to provide a comprehensive training experience for its residents.