Program Overview
Summary of Residency Program
The Anesthesiology Residency Program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, established in 1927, is renowned for its commitment to exceptional education and patient care. With a strong foundation in subspecialty training, the program prides itself on providing residents with extensive clinical exposure through partnerships with premier hospitals and diverse populations. Annually, the program admits 16 residents, encompassing both categorical and advanced positions. The program combines rigorous training with a supportive and challenging environment, aiming to prepare residents for successful careers in various medical practices, including fellowship opportunities.
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Program Details
Specialty
Anesthesiology
IMG Friendly (Y/N)
No
IMG Friendly (detail)
The Anesthesiology Residency Program at UW-Madison does not explicitly mention criteria for IMG applicants in the provided text. However, they emphasize providing an environment for residents from diverse backgrounds and state that their department has a supportive atmosphere. There is no mention of specific acceptance rates for IMGs or indications of visa sponsorship in the text. Additionally, the program offers a variety of rotations across different hospitals, which may include international medical graduates.
Categorical Positions
13
Categorical Positions (detail)
The program admits 16 residents to each class, including 13 Categorical positions, and varies 1-2 Advanced positions and 1-2 Reserved (PGY2) positions.
Program Website
Address
Department of Anesthesiology, UW School of Medicine and Public Health, 600 Highland Avenue, B6/319 CSC, Madison, WI 53792-3272
Program Director
Dr. Eric Simon
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Current Residents
Overview
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Anesthesiology Residency Program consists of 16 residents annually, with an emphasis on diverse backgrounds and the provision of a comprehensive educational experience. The residents are involved in numerous challenging cases across multiple hospitals, providing a rich educational environment.
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Curriculum & Education
Overview
The residency program provides outstanding clinical training by subspecialty trained faculty, early exposure to challenging cases, state-of-the-art simulation center, and opportunities for global health involvement. Residents are expected to graduate well-prepared for any practice setting, with a focus on a balance between clinical training, academics, and personal time.
Application
The residency program admits 16 residents to each class, including the PGY-1 clinical base year. The number of positions offered in the NRMP match varies from year to year but typically includes 13 Categorical positions, 1-2 Advanced positions, and 1-2 Reserved (PGY-2) positions. Specific application details or deadlines were not provided in the text but can usually be found on the residency program's website in the 'Applications and Interviews' section.
# of Locations
Residents rotate through several locations including the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics, Meriter Hospital, Northwestern Medicine’s Prentice Woman’s Hospital, and UW Health at East Madison Hospital.
Fellowship
The residents of the Anesthesiology Residency Program often continue on to pursue fellowships in various subspecialties after graduation. The program emphasizes quality in education and preparation for different practice settings, although specific fellowships or affiliated institutions are not detailed in the provided text.
Resident Life
Overview
The program is the first academic department in Anesthesiology, founded in 1927 by Dr. Ralph Waters, and emphasizes outstanding patient care and education.
On Call Schedule
The average resident works 50 to 55 hours per week.
# of Years of Program
The residency program consists of a clinical base year (PGY-1) followed by three years of residency, totaling four years.
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Alumni
Graduating residents of the program report being well-prepared to enter various practice settings, including fellowship, academic positions, private practice, or rural/community-based anesthesia groups. Alumni commonly pursue fellowships and often secure positions at competitive programs nationally. Specific fellowship areas or institutions were not detailed in the text.
Salary & Benefits
Benefits Overview
Residents receive outstanding clinical training, early exposure to challenging cases, and the opportunity for involvement in various projects.
PGY-1 Salary
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