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University of Louisville School of Medicine Program

Louisville, Kentucky

Anesthesiology

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The University of Louisville offers a dynamic and comprehensive residency program in Anesthesiology within a leading hospital environment, recognized as a Level 1 Trauma Center. Spanning four years, the program includes diverse rotations and a focus on educational excellence, preparing residents for various pathways including fellowships, academic positions, and private practice. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, from trauma to pediatric care, under the guidance of experienced faculty. The city of Louisville provides a vibrant living experience enriched with cultural and recreational options, making it an inviting home for residents.

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Moderate Competition

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Program Details

Specialty

Anesthesiology

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

No

IMG Friendly (detail)

The program is not explicitly stated as IMG-friendly. There is no mention of International Medical Graduates (IMG), their acceptance rates, or specific eligibility for IMG applicants. However, there are references to ECFMG certification and visa sponsorship, which may indicate some level of acceptance of IMG candidates. It’s recommended to contact the program directly for confirmation.

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Program Website

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530 S Jackson Street, Anesthesiology Department - 3rd floor ACB, Louisville, KY 40202

Program Director

Zachary Phipps and Lady Ong Sio

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Current Residents

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PGY-1 MD

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PGY-1 IMG

Curriculum & Education

Overview

The residency program features a Clinical Base Year where interns rotate through several departments including Medicine (with subspecialty rotations in Cardiology, Pulmonology, and Geriatrics), Radiology, and Diagnostic Cardiology. During Clinical Anesthesia Years (1 to 3), residents have extensive hands-on experience across multiple specialties such as trauma, obstetrics, pediatrics, cardiothoracic anesthesia, and pain management.

Application

The residency application process includes several components. It is important for applicants to check specific deadlines listed on the program's website. Interview dates and any additional materials required are also highlighted. Please refer to the 'Application & Selection Process' section for detailed steps. The program welcomes inquiries and provides a contact link for further questions.

# of Locations

UofL Hospital, VA Hospital, UofL-Jewish Hospital, and Norton Children’s Hospital.

Fellowship

The program offers several fellowship opportunities, including Cardiothoracic Fellowship, Critical Care Fellowship, and Pain Medicine Fellowship. Recent graduates may pursue these fellowships, which suggest a strong commitment to post-residency career development.

Resident Life

Overview

UofL Hospital is the only Level 1 Trauma Center in the region and has a comprehensive burn center. The residency program features a Clinical Base Year and extensive training in diverse medical fields, alongside a strong pediatric anesthesia rotation, and personalized education from leading faculty in the field.

On Call Schedule

Detailed on the residency program's curriculum, involving ICU, OB anesthesia, and pain management rotations.

# of Years of Program

4 years including 1 Clinical Base Year and 3 Clinical Anesthesia Years.

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Alumni

Alumni of the program have pursued various fellowship opportunities and specialized training. Many graduates have entered into fellowships within anesthesia and sub-specialties, while others have taken academic positions or joined private practice. The alumni network offers insight into a range of geographic regions and institutions where former residents are currently employed.

Salary & Benefits

Benefits Overview

Comprehensive training in various anesthesia techniques, a supportive academic environment, opportunities for global health rotation and community engagement.

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