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SIU Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery residency program participates in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), using the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). This service collates, standardizes and distributes all application materials for those applying. ERAS will provide you with an application and information packet that describes the application process and timetable. We suggest that you follow these basic guidelines so that your application can be completed in a timely fashion: It is critical for you to establish contacts that can provide letters of recommendation

CLINICAL ROTATIONS Adult Inpatient - 11 months || Chief Adult Inpatient - 3 months || Geriatric Inpatient - 1 month || Outpatient Care - 12 months || Adolescent Inpatient - 2 months || Neurology - 2 months || Community Psychiatry - 1 months || Primary Care - 4 months || Consultation/Liaison - 3 months || Substance Abuse - 1 month || Electives - 8 months || Developmental Disabilities - 1 month (FTE) PATIENT POPULATION Primary service area - Springfield and vicinity (population 160,000) Referral area - Central and Southern Illinois (population 2,000,000) Residents care of patients from all

Vivian Smith vsmith@siumed.edu Medical Education Program Coordinator (217) 545-7627

Our curriculum Designed to give residents optimal opportunities amid various block experiences with a diverse and well-respected group of physician preceptors. Longitudinal rotations Professionalism, Clinical Epidemiology & Evidence Based Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, Health Promotion & Disease Prevention, Human Behavior & Mental Health, Legal & Ethical Issues, Patient Education, Pharmacology, Practice Management, Procedural Skills, Laboratory Medicine, Radiology & Nuclear Medicine, Research & Scholarly Activity. Electives Two elective blocks in PGY2; 4 elective blocks in PGY3. Residents

Teach residents and students to deliver high quality, evidence-based, comprehensive care to patients and families with undifferentiated problems over time regardless of age, gender, illness, or organ system. Develop a curriculum that is flexible and sensitive to the needs of residents, fellows, students, and the community. Train residents to provide primary care in an underserved and/or rural population with emphasis on social determinants of health. Develop and maintain outstanding interprofessional medical education programs for medical students, residents, fellows, and practicing physicians

The objective of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency of Southern Illinois University School of Medicine and Affiliated Hospitals is to provide residents with the educational opportunity to become fully competent in the practice and principles of Obstetrics and Gynecology. This plan provides the framework for residents to develop competence as primary care providers and consultants in diseases common to women. To fulfill the objective of this plan, the resident must take an active role in their education and make the transition from the gaining of knowledge (medical school) to the practice

Interview and application dates U.S. ACGME and International M.D. Applicants - Virtual interview dates for 2022-2023 TBA • Application Deadline for 2022-2023 Interview Season: TBA • Applications accepted through ERAS Only - Go to ERAS Requirements to apply All residency and fellowship programs at SIU School of Medicine participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) with applications accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Services (ERAS). • Complete ERAS Application • Medical school transcripts • Dean’s letter (MSPE) • Minimum 3 letters of recommendation, with one