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Research/Menorah

Overland Park, Kansas

General Surgery

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The Surgery Residency Program at Menorah Medical Center is a five-year training program designed to prepare residents for a successful career in general surgery. The program is structured to provide a well-rounded experience with ample opportunities for patient care, education, and research. Residents will receive training in a variety of surgical disciplines, acquire advanced technical skills, and develop the clinical judgment necessary to handle complex surgical cases.

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Program Details

Specialty

General Surgery

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

Yes

IMG Friendly (detail)

The Menorah Medical Center's Surgery Residency Program maintains a commitment to inclusivity regarding International Medical Graduates (IMGs). While specific acceptance rates are not detailed, the program embraces diversity in its resident cohort, indicating a positive stance towards IMGs in the selection process. Candidates should check for any specific requirements such as ECFMG certification or potential visa sponsorship.

Categorical Positions

5

Categorical Positions (detail)

5 per year

Program Website

Address

5721 W 119th Street, Overland Park, KS 66209

Program Director

Roger de la Torre, MD

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Current Residents

Overview

Currently, the residency program includes a diverse group of residents with varying backgrounds and experiences. The training is tailored to foster growth and development in clinical practices and surgical techniques, with a strong emphasis on mentorship and hands-on education.

PGY-1 MD

As of the current academic year, there are approximately 5 PGY-1 MD residents enrolled in the Surgery Residency Program at Menorah Medical Center.

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PGY-1 IMG

The current roster of PGY-1 residents includes around 2 International Medical Graduates (IMGs).

Curriculum & Education

Overview

The curriculum includes teamwork in surgical training across different hospitals, enhancing individual pursuits in leadership, research, and community involvement. It integrates outpatient experiences and numerous teaching conferences to ensure comprehensive education. The program provides early operational experiences for residents and ensures they are well-prepared for competitive subspecialty fellowships post-residency.

Application

To apply for the Surgery Residency Program at Menorah Medical Center, applicants must submit through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Key application deadlines and materials include a completed application form, three letters of recommendation (at least one should be from a general surgery faculty), USMLE or COMLEX scores, a personal statement, and a CV. Interviews typically occur in late November and December.

# of Locations

Residents work at multiple locations, including a Level 1 Trauma Center, a Burn Center, and outpatient surgery centers, promoting diverse clinical exposure.

Fellowship

Menorah Medical Center provides extensive opportunities for fellowship training across various surgical subspecialties, ensuring residents are well-prepared for post-residency career paths. Graduates have pursued fellowship opportunities in areas like surgical oncology, trauma, bariatric surgery, and robotic surgery through affiliated institutions, further enhancing their skills and qualifications in their chosen fields.

Resident Life

Overview

The Surgery Residency Program at Menorah Medical Center provides a rewarding educational environment with individualized learning opportunities by faculty and staff who support each other throughout quality care delivery. The program emphasizes the growth and development of surgical residents, offering a wide variety of experiences during surgical training, and includes rotations through various hospitals featuring specialized centers for robotic, bariatric, and colorectal surgery.

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# of Years of Program

The General Surgery Residency Program is structured as a five-year program, designed to train residents to be capable and highly motivated surgeons ready for practice or subspecialty fellowship.

Housing

The residency program offers no specific housing options, but it provides resources for residents to find local accommodations. There are typically some local listings available that can assist in finding nearby housing options that are affordable and convenient.

Alumni

After graduating from the program, alumni of the Surgery Residency at Menorah Medical Center often pursue fellowships in various subspecialties such as surgical oncology, pediatric surgery, and trauma surgery, among others. Many graduates have been known to take positions in both academic and private practice settings across the United States.

Salary & Benefits

Benefits Overview

Individualized learning opportunities, educational environment, exposure to different surgical innovations, and wellness programs.

PGY-1 Salary

60154

Vacation

PGY-1 residents are allocated 15 vacation days annually, which can be taken with prior approval from the program director. Any unused vacation days may be carried over into the next year, subject to certain limitations and, at most, may not exceed 5 days of carry-over leave.

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