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Residency Programs Pennsylvania
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Program Information Website: http://www.geisinger.org/professionals/education/residencies/ortho/index.htmlCity: DanvilleState/Province: PennsylvaniaResidents per class: 2
Geisinger Health System Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Geisinger, Wednesday, 16 January 2008 Written by riverdog99 - View all my reviews - Top 10 Reviewer
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Program Information Staff/Faculty/Chairman: Staff are very approachable. You spend 3 months at a time on mentorships (1 on 1 with individual staff) so you get to know them very well. Very good rapport b/w staff and residents. Not as many big names as found in some more academic programs.Didactics/Teaching: Many resident run sessions. They do very well on OITE every year, and seem to take this to heart. Lecture approx. 3 times per week at 6:30 prior to cases.Operating Experience: Excellent. Every resident I worked with was very skilled in comparison to residents I have worked with at other institutions. They spend 3 months at a time with individual staff members and certainly this allows comfort b/w the staff and resident that leads to a great operating experience.Clinic Experience: Only in clinic when your mentor/current staff is in clinic. Very reasonable. Staff seemed interested in teaching med students when I was there.Research Opportunities: Not too much was said about research while I was there.Residents: Great group of guys. Almost all married. (You pretty much have to be to live in Danville.)Lifestyle: q8 home call PGY2-5. Only get called in for meaningful ortho consults (operative cases, reductions....) Minimal scutwork. Excellent moonlighting opportunity PGY3-5 in community hospital. Overall residents seemed very happy with their lives.Location/Housing: Buy a real nice TV and order a dish with all the extras. There's not a lot going on in Danville. Literally a town of 6,000 people. (It is a level 1 trauma though covering a large area of rural Pennsylvainia)Overall Rotation Experience/Conclusion: Great operating experience. Nice lifestyle. Become a well-trained general orthopedist. Must be able to tolerate a very small rural town. Qualification
I rotated as a medical student at this program
Date of Rotation: 2006
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