Burn Surgery Fellowship

The Department of Surgery at New York Presbyterian - Weill Cornell Medicine is currently accepting applications for a non-ACGME Burn Surgery fellowship position starting on August 1, 2024.

The mission of the fellowship is to provide clinical knowledge and technical skills enabling each fellow to become a confident practitioner, administrator, and educator while focusing on compassionate and innovative patient-centered care. The program achieves these aims through a tradition of teaching that includes didactic protected time including multidisciplinary conferences, an in-depth workshop series, research conferences, quality improvement, and morbidity/mortality conferences, journal clubs, and grand rounds.

The curriculum includes discussions of medical education techniques, scientific methods, and administration. Opportunities for research, education, and administration can be tailored to meet individual fellow’s needs. The fellow also has opportunities to participate in international burn care through Weill Cornell Global Surgery Programs. An optional second-year fellowship in surgical critical care can be arranged.

Prerequisites:

Applicants for the Burn Surgery fellowship must have successfully completed 5 years of ACGME-approved surgical training prior to beginning the fellowship and must qualify for a full NY state license.

The starting salary of the fellowship is at least 105,000 and subsidized housing arrangements are available.

How To Apply:

Please submit three letters of recommendation, USMLE scores, ABSITE scores, a personal statement, and an updated CV to the fellowship coordinator at [email protected]

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis