We offer unique opportunities for surgical residents to obtain higher education during residency including MBA, MPH, Master’s of Education, Master’s of Engineering and Biomedical Informatics Fellowship.
In this program, residents enter the program after their PGY-2 or PGY-3 year. During the next two years resident responsibility is split between clinical practice and MBA classes.
This means that surgical residency is never interrupted for more than a few months and the total addition to the education is only one year.
This program is intended for the resident wishing to be a leader in the field of surgical administration and to shape the direction of the field of surgery.
In collaboration with the UB School of Public Health, residents enter the MPH program after their PGY-2 or PGY-3 year.
This program is designed so that the resident may dedicate time to their MPH degree, while simultaneously completing research over two years.
This program helps those who wish to be a leader in public health administration.
Residents enter the program after their PGY-3 year to attend engineering classes and to work with industry in the development of new medical technology.
This program promotes surgical innovation and is intended for the resident wishing to be a leader in surgical device development.
Residents enter after their PGY-2 or PGY-3 year and spend time developing skills in management of the immense amount of medical information currently available to us. Significant opportunities for research and publications are a part of this fellowship.
This is intended for the resident wishing to be a leader in this field and aspiring to an academic career.