University of Colorado School of Medicine Program
Clinical biochemical genetics (Medical Related Specialty) - Aurora, CO | ACGME Code: M010700001
The University of Colorado School of Medicine offers an ACGME-accredited categorical Medical Genetics and Genomics (MGG) Residency Program and a combined Pediatric/Medical Genetics and Genomics (Peds/MGG) Residency program. The programs aim to train physicians in the field of pediatric medical genetics, with clinical services provided at The Children’s Hospital Colorado.
Trainees in the Medical Genetics and Genomics program have access to a wide range of educational opportunities, including a curriculum in Human Genetics and Genetic Counseling. The MGG program is 2 years long, while the Peds/MGG program is 4 years long. Both programs prepare graduates to sit for the Clinical Genetics Board Examination administered by the American Board of Medical Genetics.
Eligible candidates for the MGG program 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. Peds/MGG candidates must have completed an MD or DO from a US or Canadian school or have current ECFMG certification. Candidates must be able to work in the United States and obtain a Colorado medical license before training begins.
The programs aim to attract physicians from diverse backgrounds interested in pursuing careers in medical genetics. The overall goal is to train clinical medical geneticists who can provide high-quality diagnostic, management, and counseling services for a variety of genetic disorders. The program is structured with specific rotations and educational components to achieve these objectives.
Residents will have opportunities to spend time in genetics and metabolics clinics, conduct research projects, rotate through affiliated laboratories, and engage in various didactic courses. The program also offers opportunities for residents to participate in scholarly activities and research.
For application details and questions, candidates are directed to check the ERAS Fellowship website. If any specific contact person is mentioned for inquiries, that person's details are provided on the website for further clarification.
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