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Beaumont Hospital – Trenton

5450 Fort St

Trenton, MI 48183

CASPR # 0472

CRIP Section 1

Rescue Fund Insured: yes

COTH Member: yes

Entry Level Positions: n/a

Type

# Approved

# Filling

PMSR/RRA

Director

Mohammad Khalil DPM, FACFAS

Phone: 734-284-1333

Program E-mail: osmcpodiatry@gmail.com

Hospital Description

Accreditation: JCAHO

Offers podiatry clerkship: yes

Staff DPMs: 21

Affiliated Institutions:

Beaumont Trenton Surgery Center, Beaumont Hospital Taylor ,Beaumont Hospital Dearborn, Beaumont Hospital Taylor Wound Care Center, Beaumont Hospital Royal Oak

Other Residency Programs: n/a

Clinical Experiences

Anesthesiology: yes

Behavioral Science: yes

Dermatology: yes

Diabetic Wound Care: yes

Emergency Room: yes

Family Practice: no

Internal Medicine: yes

Infectious Disease: yes

Neurology: no

Orthopedics: yes

Office Rotations: yes

Outpatient Clinic: yes

Pathology/Lab: yes

Pediatrics: no

Plastic Surgery: yes

Podiatry: yes

Podiatry (Surgery): yes

Radiology: yes

Rehabilitation: yes

Rheumatology: no

Surgery: yes

Trauma: yes

Vascular Surgery: yes

Other Clinical Experiences:

Engage in various aspects of patient care, through two different private practice clinics. Additionally, there is exposure to interdisciplinary wound care management, working closely with specialists in hyperbarics, and infectious diseases to optimize patient outcomes. These diverse clinical encounters allow for a comprehensive approach to patient care that encompasses the broader spectrum of medical conditions that intersect with podiatry

Program Emphasis:

A podiatry program that places a heavy emphasis on surgery and academics offers a comprehensive training experience that prepares residents to excel in both clinical and academic settings. This specialized focus allows residents to develop a deep understanding of surgical techniques and procedures specific to the foot and ankle, equipping them with the expertise necessary to address complex surgical cases. The program’s emphasis on academics ensures that residents receive rigorous didactic education, fostering a strong foundation in evidence-based medicine, research methodology, and critical thinking. This academic rigor not only enhances residents’ clinical decision-making abilities but also promotes a culture of lifelong learning and scholarly inquiry. By integrating surgery and academics, this podiatry program cultivates well-rounded podiatrists who possess the technical proficiency, intellectual curiosity, and scholarly aptitude to advance the field of podiatric medicine through both surgical excellence and academic contributions.

Didactic Program

Grand Rounds: yes

Book Club: no

Journal Club: yes

Research: yes

Lecture Series: yes

Resident Benefits

Stipends

First Year: $59,634

Second Year: $62,088

Third Year: $64,334

Fourth Year: n/a

CME Allowance: yes

Health Insurance: yes

Malpractice Insuarance: yes

Housing: no

Meals: yes

Sick Leave: yes

Uniforms: yes

Vacation: yes

Other Resident Benefits: no

Applicant Requirements

Mail additional fees and required documents not included in your CASPR application and any non-electronic document to this address: 1628 Ford Ave , Wyandotte, MI 48192

NBPME Part III: No

Program Application Fee: $0

Refundable: n/a

Payable to: n/a

Clerkship Required: no

State Licensure: Training

ACLS: no

CPR: no

Minimum GPA: 2.5

Minimum Rank: none

Other Applicant Requirements:

None

Available Resources

Sample Contract: Contact Program

Benefit Package: Contact Program

Curriculum: Contact Program

Program Overview

This program in south east Michigan provides a comprehensive and dynamic learning experience for residents in the field of podiatry. With two different clinics, residents have ample opportunity to engage with patients, diagnose conditions, and develop their clinical skills under the guidance of experienced practitioners. while maintaining autonomy. Dedicated surgery days allows residents to focus on honing their surgical techniques and gaining hands-on experience in the operating room. Research blocks weekly provide dedicated time for residents to delve into scholarly activities, fostering an environment that promotes innovation and evidence-based practice. Weekly academic sessions ensure a continuous flow of didactic education, covering topics ranging from foundational knowledge to advanced concepts, while biweekly labs offer a practical approach to learning and reinforce theoretical concepts. The monthly journal club encourages critical appraisal of current literature, facilitating discussions on recent advancements and enhancing residents’ ability to interpret research findings. With this comprehensive program structure, residents receive a well-rounded education that integrates clinical practice, surgical proficiency, research skills, and academic excellence, preparing them to excel in their future careers as skilled podiatrists.