Orthopaedic Surgery Residency
Where We Work: Rotations
Our PGY-1 residents complete a year of general surgery under the direction of the
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. In addition to the four main affiliated hospitals, the first year
resident
spends three months at The Hospital of Central Connecticut.
The remaining 16 residents are spread among various orthopaedic services at UConn, Hartford Hospital,
Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center.
PGY-1 |
All rotations are 1 month, unless otherwise specified.
- The Hospital of Central Connecticut: Intensive Care Unit
- UConn: Rheumatology
- UConn: Neurosurgery
- Hartford Hospital: Plastic Surgery
- Connecticut Children's Medical Center: Pediatric Surgery
- Hartford Hospital: Anesthesia – 2 weeks
- Hartford Hospital: Cardiology – 2 weeks
- Hartford Hospital: Trauma – 2 months
- The Hospital of Central Connecticut: General Surgery – 2 months
- UConn: Orthopaedic Surgery – Special 6 week orientation
program
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PGY-2 |
All rotations are 3 months.
- Hartford Hospital: Trauma Team
- UConn and Hartford Hospital: Hand and Upper Extremity
- UConn: Foot and Ankle, Trauma, Total Joints
- Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center: General Orthopaedic
Surgery with a Focus on Arthroplasty
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PGY-3 |
- Hartford Hospital: Trauma Team – 2 months
- Hartford Hospital: Adult Reconstruction Team – 1 month
- Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center: General Orthopaedic
Surgery with a Focus on Arthroplasty – 3 months
- Connecticut Children's Medical Center – 6 months
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PGY-4 |
All rotations are 3 months, unless otherwise specified.
- UConn: Spine and Foot and Ankle
- UConn/Hartford Hospital: Ambulatory Orthopaedic Surgery: Sports
Medicine and Hand
- UConn: Tumor, Total Joint Arthroplasty
- Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center: General Orthopaedic
Surgery Chief
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PGY-5 |
All rotations are 3 months.
- UConn: Chief: Adult Reconstruction, Trauma
- UConn: Sports Medicine
- Hartford Hospital: Trauma Team Chief
- Hartford Hospital: Adult Reconstruction
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