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What are the strengths of your program?
The Anesthesiology Residency Program provides residents with a variety of educational experiences necessary for developing a solid knowledge base and clinical competence to achieve their goal of becoming a competent anesthesiologist. This experience includes pediatric anesthesia, geriatric anesthesia, neuro anesthesia, cardiothoracic anesthesia, obstetric anesthesia, acute and chronic pain management, and care of critically ill patients in the ICU. Simulation training is also provided to residents based on their level of training. Residents are provided with didactic sessions including grand rounds, journal clubs, case conferences, level specific study groups, PBLD, and mock oral examinations.
Is there an appropriate balance between didactics and clinical work?
We believe it is necessary to provide residents with the proper balance of educational and clinical experience in order to succeed. On average, residents in our program spend 60 hours per week involved in clinical/educational activities. The amount of time will vary depending on the rotation and level of experience.
When was your last RRC (Residency Review Committee) visit, and how long were you reaccredited for?
ACGME Original Accreditation Date: 11/1/1957
Last Site Visit: April 2006
Accreditation Status: Continued Full Accreditation (4 years)
2009 - 2010 Interview Dates
Thursday, November 12 & 19
Thursday, December 3 & 10
Resident/Applicant Dinner hosted on Wednesday night prior to interview
Hotel at applicants expense
If I am selected for an interview, what can I expect during the interview process?
2009 - 2010 Interview Itinerary (Coming Soon)
Please feel free to contact Mary Beth Gresham (501) 686-7565 or Jennifer White (501) 603-1656 if you have additional questions about our program.
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