Orthopaedic Surgery 
Residency Program

Director: Joseph Rosenblatt, DO
Associate Director: Christopher Kester, DO
Positions: 20

The mission of the PCOM Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Program with Osteopathic Recognition is to provide all residents with the medical knowledge, surgical skills and ethical values, enriched with osteopathic principles and practice, in order to achieve proficiency and competency to practice as a general orthopedic surgeon upon graduation and to prepare residents to compete effectively for fellowships, if desired.

The vision of the program is to foster an environment of lifelong learning espousing osteopathic principles and practice, and to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of the healthcare environment.

For more details, please contact:

Angelica Marquez
Residency Program Coordinator
Phone: 215-871-6926
Email: angeliclo@pcom.edu

Application Process

All applicants must apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service for Applicants (ERAS).

Designated Osteopathic Residents

All PCOM residents/fellows will be Designated Osteopathic Residents. All must have sufficient background and/or instruction in osteopathic philosophy and techniques in manipulative medicine to prepare them to engage in the program's curriculum.

The eligibility requirements must be met before an applicant is eligible to receive an invitation to interview.

Notice to Applicants

All applicants for PCOM residency programs must be legally authorized to work in the United States.