Wright State University Program

The Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program at Wright State University is a five-year program committed to producing well-trained, academically-oriented orthopedic surgeons. The program provides residents with a well-rounded clinical exposure, extensive trauma experience at Miami Valley Hospital, and training in pediatric orthopedics at the Dayton Children's Hospital. Residents also gain mentor-based training in various subspecialties. The program adheres to ACGME core competencies for resident training and is fully accredited.

The program offers opportunities for research and scholarly activities, including a research track with a dedicated research year. Residents participate in rotations at various hospitals, including Miami Valley Hospital, Miami Valley Hospital South, Dayton Children's Hospital, Dayton VA Medical Center, and Atrium Medical Center. The program curriculum includes conferences, skills labs, and courses to enhance resident education.

Applicants to the program must apply through ERAS and meet specific application requirements, including U.S. citizenship or permanent residency. The program participates in the NRMP match at the R-1 level and offers two distinct tracks for a total of four slots. Interviews for the program are typically held in January, with virtual interviews being offered due to the ongoing pandemic situation.

The program provides residents with an annual salary and benefits package, including health and dental insurance, life and long-term disability options, annual vacation, relocation allowance, gym facilities, malpractice insurance, meal stipend, free parking, and more. Residents are encouraged to engage in resident life activities, including social events, athletic activities, and team-building retreats.

Overall, the Wright State University Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program offers a comprehensive and supportive training environment for aspiring orthopedic surgeons.