Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

As a fellow during the three-year program you will receive training in general reconstruction, trauma, maxillofacial surgery, hand surgery, microvascular surgery, aesthetic surgery, breast reconstruction, burn care, oncoplastic surgery and cleft lip/cleft palate.

All rotations include academic conferences as well as several didactic sessions throughout the residency. Fellows are required to attend weekly plastic surgery conferences which include textbook and selected readings, chapter review, Journal Club, morbidity/mortality case review and weekly service reports. Fellows also utilize cadaver labs at PCOM and participate in required in-service training examinations.

Applicants must have completed general surgery residency training to be considered for the program.

Our program consists of an ambitious academic schedule led by our faculty. This includes journal club, morbidity and mortality conference, grand rounds with visiting professors and a cadaver lab.

Applicants must have completed general surgery residency training to be considered for the program.

Complete and submit the GME Application for Fellowship [PDF] along with the required supplemental documents.

Notice to Applicants

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