University of Colorado Program
Medical genetics and genomics - Aurora, CO | ACGME Code: 1300721027
The University of Colorado Medical Genetics & Genomics Residency Program offers an ACGME-accredited categorical Medical Genetics and Genomics Residency Program as well as a combined Pediatric/Medical Genetics and Genomics Residency program. Trainees have the opportunity to work with a diverse array of specialists in the field at The Children's Hospital Colorado, serving a large patient catchment area across multiple states. The programs are designed to prepare graduates to sit for the Clinical Genetics Board Examination administered by the American Board of Medical Genetics.
Eligible Medical Genetics candidates must have an MD or DO and have completed at least 1 year of residency training in another ACGME-accredited primary specialty in the United States or equivalent training in Canada. Pediatric/Medical Genetics and Genomics candidates must have completed an MD or DO from a US or Canadian school or have current ECFMG certification. Trainees need to be eligible to work in the United States and must obtain a Colorado medical license before training commencement.
During the 2-year program, residents engage in various clinical rotations at Children's Hospital Colorado and University Hospital. They also complete a research project under faculty mentorship and spend time in affiliated laboratories for hands-on experience. The program aims to train clinical medical geneticists who can provide diagnostic, management, and counseling services for a wide variety of genetic disorders.
Residents participate in didactic courses, education conferences, and various opportunities for research and scholarly activities throughout the program. The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience in clinical genetics and genomics.
For more specific application information, interested individuals can refer to the ERAS Fellowship July Cycle. Further inquiries about the University of Colorado Medical Genetics & Genomics Residency Program can be directed to Program Director, Austin Larson, MD.
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