University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Program
Vascular surgery - integrated - Madison, WI | ACGME Code: 4515631005 | NRMP Code: 1779451C0
The University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Program offers a Vascular Surgery Residency integrated program started in 2009 with one resident accepted annually. The aim is to train future leaders in vascular surgery, focusing on comprehensive care for vascular patients. The program includes dedicated academic development/research time after the second clinical year. Trainees experience various settings, including academic medical centers and community hospitals, among others. The program lasts five years, with 18 months allocated to core surgery rotations and 42 months to vascular surgery rotations.
Application to the program is done through ERAS, and they accept one application per year. The program requires a personal statement, CV via ERAS, medical school transcript, USMLE transcripts (Step 1 and Step 2), and a minimum of three letters of recommendation. Interviews are conducted on specified dates and are held virtually. The program provides in-depth details on the 2023-2024 Match Pledge to ensure a transparent match process.
The program has a dedicated faculty that includes experts in vascular and endovascular surgery, clinical medical ethics, and health services research. The faculty is actively involved in surgical practice, research, and education, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience for residents. The program also offers various educational conferences, simulations, and substantial operative experience to enhance the learning curriculum.
For more details about specific faculty members, educational conferences, the simulation program, and recent graduates, interested applicants can refer to the program website for comprehensive information.
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Location
Madison city, Wisconsin
Living in Madison, WI
Madison, WI, known for its beautiful lakes, vibrant music scene, and outdoor activities, offers a unique living experience. Here are some aspects to consider:
- Safety: Madison has a relatively low crime rate, making it a generally safe city.
- Fun Activities: Residents can enjoy outdoor activities like biking, hiking, and water sports on the surrounding lakes. The city also hosts various cultural events, farmers' markets, and music festivals.
- Climate: Madison experiences all four seasons with warm summers and cold winters. Be prepared for snow during the winter months.
- Population & Races: The population of Madison is diverse, with a mix of races and ethnicities contributing to the city's vibrant culture.
- Education: Madison is home to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, providing educational opportunities and a youthful energy to the city.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Madison is reasonable compared to other major cities in the US, but it can be higher than the national average.
- Proximity to Major Cities: Chicago is about 2.5 to 3 hours away by car, offering access to a bigger city for weekend getaways. Milwaukee is about 1.5 hours away, providing a closer urban experience.
- Pros: Beautiful natural surroundings, cultural events, educational opportunities, and a strong sense of community.
- Cons: Cold winters and potentially higher cost of living compared to some other locations in the US.
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