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General Surgery Residency

The General Surgery Residency program is a seven-year training program approved for 80 resident positions, graduating 12 chief residents in general surgery each year.

Program Overview

The program offers a broad, well-balanced surgical experience that can be adjusted to the career goals of individual residents. The General Surgery internship currently offers 21 positions: 12 categorical and 9 preliminary. The interns will work alongside 3 Urology categorical residents, 2 Plastic Surgery integrated residents, and 1 Vascular Surgery integrated resident.

Research and Academic Opportunities

During the seven-year training program, categorical residents are expected to spend two years in the Department's various research labs, research labs outside the institution, or in academic endeavors such as postgraduate education. Applicants entering the program with a PhD can establish a mentored curriculum plan tailored to their career goals.

Career Outcomes

Most graduates continue training in fellowship programs or embark on academic careers, although some are able to excel with direct entry into clinical practice.

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide a comprehensive surgical experience, with every effort made to ensure that each resident receives an equivalent experience and fulfills the specific Board of Surgery requirements.

Training Program

• Educational Program
  • Resident Rotation Overview
  • Teaching Hospitals
  • Research Opportunities
  • Robotics Curriculum
  • Simulation
  • Global Impacts
  • Resident Wellness and Resources
  • Intern Perspective

Application and Admission

• Application Process
  • How to Apply
  • Virtual Interviews

Current Residents and Alumni

• Current Residents
  • Meet the Current Residents
  • PGY-4 Electives
  • Resident Presentations
  • Resident Publications
  • Awards
  • CU Residents as Teachers and Leaders
• Our Alumni
  • Alumni
  • Former CU Resident Faculty Members

Why Colorado?

The program is located in Colorado, providing a unique environment for surgical training and education.