Program Overview

Introduction to the Plastic Surgery Fellowship Program

The Independent Plastic Surgery training Program at University of Iowa Health Care is an ACGME accredited independent program that has one trainee in each year of the three years of the program.

Program Overview

The program is designed to broadly educate trainees in the art and science of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and to develop highly competent, inquisitive and responsible Plastic Surgeons. The training curriculum has been constructed to provide the skills to be successful in any type of practice that the trainee decides to pursue.

Program Culture

The goal of the Plastic Surgery faculty is to offer the highest quality training in Plastic Surgery that can be provided. We strive to continually improve the program to assure that we provide the tools for our graduates to succeed in either private practice or academia.

Curriculum and Rotations

The program provides a comprehensive curriculum that includes:

• Clinical training in all aspects of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
• Research opportunities in various areas of Plastic Surgery
• Rotations in different subspecialties of Plastic Surgery

Research

The program offers diverse research opportunities in various areas of Plastic Surgery, including:

• Clinical trials
• Basic science research
• Translational research

Our People

The program is led by a team of experienced and dedicated faculty members who are committed to providing the highest quality education and training to our trainees.

Faculty

The faculty members are experts in their respective fields and are actively involved in research, education, and clinical practice.

Alumni

Our graduates are well-prepared to enter into practice or join a more specialized fellowship program.

Life in Iowa City

Iowa City is a vibrant community setting, where it’s possible to bike or walk from a comfortable neighborhood to our medical center. Because we’re part of a vibrant Big Ten university campus, you’ll find arts, sports, entertainment, and recreation activities abound.

Benefits and Support

As a part of Graduate Medical Education, current trainees in this program can expect certain benefits, and support from the office, including:

• Access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment
• Opportunities for professional development and networking
• Support for research and educational activities

Conclusion

The Plastic Surgery Fellowship Program at University of Iowa Health Care is a comprehensive and well-structured program that provides trainees with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in their careers as Plastic Surgeons. With a strong focus on education, research, and clinical practice, this program is an excellent choice for those seeking to pursue a career in Plastic Surgery.