Detroit Medical Center
Director
Brian Kissel DPM
Hospital Description
Harper Hospital, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Sinai-Grace Hospital, Detroit Receiving Hospital, Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital, DMC Surgery Hospital, Corewell Hospitals
Medicine, General Surgery, Anesthesia, Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Radiology, OB/GYN, Nephrology, Orthopedic Surgery, Vascular Surg, Pediatric Orthopedics.
Clinical Experiences
Orthopedic Trauma rotation (surgery/clinic), Orthopedic Pediatric rotation (surgery/clinic), Pain Management, Full podiatric service with foot and ankle trauma call
Forefoot and rearfoot elective and reconstruction, trauma, diabetic limb salvage
Didactic Program
Resident Benefits
Resident allowance for educational activities (courses, workshops, books, etc) is $2500, Resident Meal Card $600/year.
Applicant Requirements
n/a
clerkship or visit highly recommended but not required
Available Resources
Program Overview
The Podiatric Residency Program is well integrated into the teaching hospital system. This program is designed for the self-motivated candidate who is eager to maximize their learning opportunities. Residents cover six hospitals, eight surgical facilities and 140 podiatric attendings. Clinical and surgical experience covers all aspect of foot and ankle pathology. Four resident foot and ankle clinics as well as multiple private offices are available for clinical podiatric experiences. Residents are expected to participate in the publications and lectures. There are over 1,100 residents and fellows being trained at the DMC. All rotations are coordinated with those of other specialties, and as such our residents are expected to function as equals to the allopathic residents. Our Orthopedic Trauma rotation (Level 1 trauma center), Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery rotation,