Rush University Medical Center Program
Pathology-anatomic and clinical - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 3001611095 | NRMP Code: 1147300C0
The pathology residency program at Rush University Medical Center is a four-year program that places a strong emphasis on both anatomic and clinical pathology. The program offers a broad combination of structured didactic and practical training in a tertiary care setting.
The residency program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education for up to 16 residency positions and fulfills requirements of the American Board of Pathology and the ACGME Residency Review Committee. Residents rotate monthly through anatomic and clinical pathology specialties.
Some strengths of the program include a broad spectrum of pathological material, ease of fellowship and job placement, a nurturing academic environment with expert faculty, institutional funding for travel to pathology conferences, and excellent preparation for AP and CP boards with a higher than national average passage rate.
International medical graduates are welcome to apply, and the institution sponsors J1 visa applications. The application deadline is November 15 for appointments beginning in July of the following year. Applicants must have graduated within the past five years from an approved medical school and be eligible for licensure to practice medicine in Illinois.
Application requirements include a Dean's letter and medical school transcripts, three letters of recommendation, USMLE transcripts, curriculum vitae, and a personal statement detailing academic or employment accomplishments and explaining any gaps in training or employment.
The program offers a rich educational curriculum that includes rotations in anatomic pathology and clinical pathology specialties, as well as educational conferences and opportunities for research. Residents are encouraged to pursue their own research and present their findings at national pathology meetings and in journal publications.
Overall, the Rush University Medical Center Pathology Residency Program provides a comprehensive and supportive training environment for residents interested in pursuing a career in pathology.
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Chicago city, Illinois
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