How to Apply

Students Seeking Residency

For more information, contact the Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program Coordinator, Sarah Parker, MSW, C-TAGME at sparke29@hfhs.org.

Applications are accepted only through CASPR (Centralized Application Service for Podiatric Residencies) and need to include the following:

• Medical School Transcript
• AMPLE Part I and Part II Scores
• Clinical Evaluations
• Personal Statement

CASPR is open to all residency programs approved by the Council of Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) and all graduates of accredited US Colleges of Podiatric Medicine. This program of residency selection has served both applicants, residency program directors, and faculty since 1976.

Match week is in March. Match status (matched or unmatched) is posted on CASPR at 11 a.m., Eastern Time on Match Week Monday for residency programs and applicants.

CRIP (Centralized Residency Interview Program) is a centralized gathering of residency candidates and podiatric resident selection committees at one time and one place for the purpose of interviewing. CRIP takes place over a six day period in January.

Resident Benefits

• We offer a competitive salary.
• Education Stipend
• Health Benefits
• Retirement Savings Program
• Lab Coats
• Meals
• Sick/Personal/Vacation/Conference Time Off - 20 Days per Academic Year

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Student and Audition Rotations

The Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program participates in clerkships which exposes students to all facets of podiatric medicine and surgery in the hospital, professional office, and clinical settings. Students in their third and fourth year of podiatric medical training are typically required to participate in clinical sciences and patient care judgment. Students participate in a three to four week rotation (40 hours per week) in a hospital or ambulatory surgery center. Students are expected to observe and participate in basic podiatric procedures as outlined in their clerkship and approved by their college or institution.

Auditions are highly recommended for anyone seeking to interview with the program.

The Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program audition season is February through December. There are a total of 3-clerkships offered each month except July.