University of Washington Program
Vascular surgery - integrated - Seattle, WA | ACGME Code: 4515412006
The University of Washington Program offers an ACGME accredited five-year integrated residency in Vascular Surgery. The program provides extensive training in all aspects of vascular surgery, including complex aortic reconstruction, peripheral surgery, vascular trauma, venous work, and open vascular surgery. The program emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and addressing healthcare disparities.
The program has two training paradigms: the Vascular Integrated Residency (0+5) and the traditional fellowship (5+2). Residents and fellows have the opportunity to train at four different hospitals, each offering a unique experience in vascular pathology.
The University of Washington Program accepts two candidates per year directly following medical school. Residents have the opportunity to engage in research and present at various professional meetings. Interviews for this program will be conducted virtually.
For specific application requirements and visa support information, it would be best to contact the program directly.
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