Physician Scientist Training Program
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The Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine offers a residency position for a medical school graduate interested in pursuing a career in academic Orthopaedic Surgery.

image001_2139390310This 7-year program begins with 2 years of laboratory work followed by the standard 5-year Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (WFUBMC) Orthopedic Surgery residency.

In the first 2 years the research fellow will be guided by a Clinical and Basic Science Mentor. Duties include the design and execution of clinical and basic science research, submitting abstracts and grant applications, and participation in Orthopaedic journal clubs and morning conference. The Physician Scientist will have no ward or call responsibilities during the 2 year research fellowship.

View Profiles of Current and Past Physician Scientists Here 

View Publications of the Physician Scientists Here 

Click here to view Grants, Awards and Meetings Attended by the Physician Scientists.

This program is a categorical 7 year program. It is designed as a comprehensive Orthopaedic Surgery residency position and the clinical training is identical to the 5-year categorical position. This position is filled outside the NRMP match.

Application Requirements

Candidates are asked to apply via the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). There is not a separate program code for the Physician Scientist Program. Candidates are asked to send a short letter expressing their interest to Thomas L. Smith, PhD (see below). Once that is received, your file will receive consideration for both the traditional (5 year) residency program and the Physician Scientist Program (7 years). All candidates must be U.S. Graduates or have received ECFMG certification.

Application Deadline for the Physician Scientist Program

November 1

This position is filled outside of and prior to the residency Match. The NRMP is fully aware of and has sanctioned this practice.

The position of Physician Scientist beginning July 1, 2010 has been filled.

Click here for a list of frequently asked questions regarding the program 

Interview Date for Positions Starting July 1, 2010

January 8, 2010

Interview Committee Members

Dr. L. Andrew Koman (Chair), Dr. Ethan R. Wiesler (Program Director), Dr. Cristin M. Ferguson, Dr. Riyaz Jinnah, Dr. Beth P. Smith, Dr. Thomas L. Smith

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Residency Program, Orthopaedic Surgery
Telephone 
336-716-3946
Fax: 
336-716-3861
Location
Kathleen Hermance, Residency Coordinator
Residency Program, Orthopaedic Surgery
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Medical Center Boulevard
Winston-Salem, NC  27157-1070

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