| the university of hawaii surgical residency program |
Program OrganizationThe University of Hawaii Surgical Residency Program (the Program) is an approved five-year general surgery training program. The Program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). The design of the Program provides accommodation for those planning on subspecialization after one or two years of general surgery. Acceptance at the first year level is made through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). All applicants must apply through Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Eleven positions are available at this level. Eight are preliminary (P-18) and three are categorical (C-19).
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The academic year begins and ends on the following dates |
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| PGYI - PGY5: | July 1 - June 30 | ||
Program DescriptionThe Program utilizes a "team care" approach in each of the participating hospitals, a method by which private attendings admit their patients to the resident surgical service. Care is provided by the various levels of residents within each institution, as directed by the chief or senior resident under the supervision and responsibility of the attending surgeon. During the first two years, residents complete a series of required rotations which prepare them to either continue their training in general surgery or in a surgical subspecialty. Throughout their five years of training, residents will have increasing responsibility for surgical care, culminating in their chief year, when they will assume total responsibility for patient care and administration of a surgical team.
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