University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Program
Laboratory genetics and genomics (Medical Related Specialty) - Oklahoma City, OK | ACGME Code: M023900001
The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine's Medical Genetics and Genomics Residency Program aims to provide a comprehensive training experience for residents, enabling them to become skilled medical geneticists proficient in ACGME core competencies. The program offers diverse clinical exposure across various settings, equipping trainees with expertise in clinical and laboratory evaluation, management, and counseling for genetics patients of all ages. Additionally, the program emphasizes research opportunities and lifelong learning in the field.
Eligibility for the program requires completion of at least 12 months of patient care experience in an ACGME-accredited residency program before entering the Genetics program. International Medical Graduates (IMG) must hold certain certifications and meet specific visa requirements for eligibility.
Application procedures involve submission through the Electronic Residency Matching Service (ERAS) for fellowship, with the program participating in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Applicants seeking to apply after the Match Date can request additional information from the Program Coordinator via email.
Furthermore, the 2020 application period for interviews will be conducted virtually due to the Covid-19 pandemic precautions. Residents at PGY3 level or above must be fully licensed by the Oklahoma State Board of Medical Licensure. For candidates aiming for AMBGG Clinical Genetics Board Certification, specific training requirements and credentialing processes are outlined, with helpful links provided on the program's website for further information.
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Oklahoma City CCD, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
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- Cons: Weather can be extreme, and certain areas may have higher crime rates.
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