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Creighton University School of Medicine – Phoenix

2609 E. Roosevelt Street

5th floor, Surgery Department

Phoenix, AZ 85008

CASPR # 0241

CRIP Section 2

Rescue Fund Insured: yes

COTH Member: 1

Entry Level Positions: n/a

Type

# Approved

# Filling

Director

Bryan J. Roth DPM

Phone: 602-344-5611

Program E-mail: bryanroth@creighton.edu

Program Web Site: https://alliance.creighton.edu/residencies-fellowships/residency-programs/podiatry

Hospital Description

Accreditation: Other

Offers podiatry clerkship: yes

Staff DPMs: 30

Affiliated Institutions:

Valleywise Health Medical Center is the training hub of the residency program. Students will be largely involved at the main hospital and outpatient (podiatry) clinic.

Other Residency Programs:

General Surgery, Ped Surg, Plastic Surg, Int Med, Fam Med, Emergency Medicine, Ob/Gyn, Psych, Child Psych, Radiology, Surg Crit Care Fellowship, Burn Fellowship

Clinical Experiences

Anesthesiology: yes

Behavioral Science: yes

Dermatology: no

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: no

Pediatrics: no

Plastic Surgery: yes

Podiatry: yes

Podiatry (Surgery): yes

Radiology: yes

Rehabilitation: no

Rheumatology: yes

Surgery: yes

Trauma: yes

Vascular Surgery: yes

Other Clinical Experiences:

Burn Surgery, Burn ICU

Program Emphasis:

Well-rounded program with exposure to all aspects of Podiatric medicine and surgery. Emphasis on academics, board preparation and resident wellness. Podiatric medicine and surgery are equally emphasized in the program.

Didactic Program

Grand Rounds: yes

Book Club: yes

Journal Club: yes

Research: yes

Lecture Series: yes

Resident Benefits

Stipends

First Year: $64296

Second Year: $67027

Third Year: $70546

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:

Disability Insurance, Parental Leave, and Wellness and Educational time/opportunities.

Applicant Requirements

Mail additional fees and required documents not included in your CASPR application and any non-electronic document to this address: 2601 E. Roosevelt Street , Phoenix, AZ 85008

NBPME Part III: Yes - must pass prior to end of December in second year of residency

Program Application Fee: No

Refundable: n/a

Payable to: n/a

Clerkship Required: no

State Licensure: None

ACLS: yes

CPR: yes

Minimum GPA: 3.0

Minimum Rank: no

Other Applicant Requirements:

It is highly recommended to make contact with our program in the form of phone, email, shadowing, clerkship, or core prior to application for residency.

Available Resources

Sample Contract: Contact Program

Benefit Package: Contact Program

Curriculum: Contact Program

Program Overview

Our well-rounded program provides exposure and training to all aspects of podiatric medicine and surgery. The curriculum has been updated and active for this academic year with an increased emphasis on podiatric medicine and surgery. Residents no longer are involved in the general surgery/trauma call schedule and instead are dedicated to podiatric call. The first year resident completes all off-service rotations as well as five dedicated months of podiatry. Second year residents have two dedicated months of orthopedic surgery with the remaining months in podiatric medicine and surgery. Third year residents are dedicated to podiatric medicine and surgery including rotations in practice management. All residents have the opportunity to work with our outstanding community podiatrists.

Podiatric residents receive an equitable training experience as to their allopathic and osteopathic colleagues. Off-service rotations consist of Vascular Surgery, Anesthesia, Rheumatology, Burn Surgery, Burn night, IM, ID, Behavioral Science, Medical Imaging, and Emergency medicine.

This is an excellent opportunity to work at a busy Level I Trauma Center as well as the internationally recognized Arizona Burn Center. A developed research curriculum starts during the first year of training to allow for completion of research / publications. Our extensive didactic curriculum is designed for board preparation and promoting life-long learning.

For more information regarding the program: creighton.edu/arizona-health/residencies-fellowships/salaries-and-benefits