Anesthesiology Residency Program

Boris Borovcanin and Logan Cooney in simulation lab.

From left, anesthesiology residents Boris Borovcanin, MD, and Logan Cooney, MD, train in the Behling Human Simulation Center lab.

We are committed to excellence in resident education, clinical care and research. The extensive training offered by this program prepares each resident to successfully pursue future goals, whether they be in teaching, clinical care or research.

Training in anesthesiology at UB is designed to provide resident physicians with a broad range of experiences that will enable them to function as competent consultants in a private or academic setting. Focused in this fashion, the department combines broad clinical experience with a comprehensive didactic schedule.

Physicians accepted into the residency program will become an integral component of a department that aspires to achieve excellence in teaching, clinical care and research. Unique and diverse training opportunities abound.

  • Curriculum
    11/13/24
    Our curriculum stimulates and develops the intellectual and technical capabilities of every resident.
  • Didactics
    10/7/24
    During lectures, basic science material is presented and then applied in selected case management discussions. Faculty members believe that problem solving is central to the practice of anesthesiology.
  • Chief Residents’ Message
    11/15/24
    Dear Future Resident Anesthesiologists,
  • Wellness Chief Resident
    10/31/24
    The wellness chief acts as a facilitator of communication, providing a conduit for feedback and support amongst the department chair, the program director, administration and the residents. Together, with the chief residents and other class representatives, they act to improve resident well-being.
  • Our Residents
    8/10/23
    Our residents value our program for helping them develop clinical independence and laying the foundation for a successful career.
  • Clinical Training Sites
    11/10/17
    Our anesthesiology program is somewhat different in that there is no single university hospital but, in fact, six separate clinical training sites where specialized anesthetic cases are performed.
  • Salary, Benefits and Support
    10/19/18
    Our salaries do not include the additional value of your benefits, which UB GME pays. Most institutions ask you to pay for your own benefits. Add $4,000 to $5,000 to our salaries for an accurate figure of your effective salary to compare what you will earn here to other programs.
  • How to Apply
    10/7/24
    Following an initial screening of the ERAS application, and based on minimum requirements for acceptance into the program, applicants for residency are invited for interviews.

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Brittany Barber.

Brittany Bukoski

Training Program Administrator and Office Manager

Department of Anesthesiology

UB Gateway Building, Ste 550, 77 Goodell Street, Buffalo, NY 14203

Phone: (716) 829-6103

Email: bbarber@buffalo.edu

Margaret "Peggy" Frye portrait.

Margaret (Peggy) Frye

Assistant Training Program Administrator

Anesthesiology

UB Gateway Building, Ste 550, 77 Goodell St., Buffalo, NY 14203

Phone: (716) 829-6102

Email: mmfrye@buffalo.edu