Multiple Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine Residency Positions

Thank you for your interest in the Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine Residency Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

Our residency class will include 21 residents in each of the four years training. All residency positions are categorical positions.

UAB’s residency is a varied educational experience focused on hands-on learning. The core is a diverse didactic curriculum featuring classroom lectures, simulation, Q&A sessions, and case-based discussion along with bedside teaching. Residents are given progressive autonomy. They begin making patient-care choices early on in their training while guided by faculty members. With increasing experience and knowledge, they are given increasing responsibility. This, along with the extensive and diverse caseload provided for our residents, is designed to guide them into creating their own operational methodology for approaching each patient individually. This methodology will allow residents to evaluate each patient and their unique circumstances and devise a targeted plan of care. Embedded within the core training common to all residents are a variety of additional opportunities that allow each resident to reach their own individualized goals. The confidence born of this training allows our graduates to operate effectively in any professional environment that they choose: providing excellent patient care, leading health care teams, or serving in large-scale health care administration.

For further information about the program, kindly visit their website at: https://www.uab.edu/medicine/anesthesiology

How To Apply:

The Department utilizes the AAMC Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS) as well as the National Residency Matching Program. Information concerning the application process may be obtained by contacting your Medical School Dean's office or by visiting the ERAS and NRMP websites.

In addition to your ERAS application, we also request a Dean's letter, official transcript, and at least two current letters of recommendation. Completed applications will be reviewed by our Resident Selection Committee.

The program begins accepting applications on September 1, 2020.

Should you have additional questions about our program, please contact our Residency Office at (205) 934-6525 or contact our Director of Resident Education, Susan Black, M.D., at [email protected].