Surgery Residency Programs
Train for a range of surgical careers in our prestigious programs
Our three residency programs provide exceptional training across surgical disciplines. We offer state-of-the-art facilities, resources to support your success as a resident and the opportunity to pursue research.
What sets us apart
- A wide breadth of experience among our faculty
- Support for research
- Top facilities and mentorship
- Opportunities to train with residents from across the country and the globe
- A variety of rotation locations
- Thorough preparation for your next career step, whether a fellowship or private practice
Residency programs
Pursue one of three residency pathways to advance your career as a surgeon:
- General Surgery Residency: Join one of the country’s largest residency programs.
- Plastic Surgery Residency: Train across plastic and reconstructive surgery.
- Integrated Vascular Surgery Residency: Gain vascular surgical skills through a range of complex cases.
Questions?
Email us at surgdept@ohsu.edu.
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3 residency programs
Up to 8 hospital training sites
More than 110 residents
Why choose OHSU
As a surgery resident, you’ll find exceptional support to achieve your goals in surgical care and research.
- Train with leading surgeons at Oregon’s only academic health center.
- Gain expertise in surgical subspecialties, from common to complex cases.
- Explore research opportunities to advance surgical therapies and support community surgery care programs.
- Work with faculty advisors who mentor you along the way.
- Join a welcoming, inclusive community that prioritizes work-life balance and wellness.
- Learn and live in Portland, known for its vibrant culture and natural beauty.
Be part of something bigger
“We have such a diverse group of faculty, and our residents get to meet people who have taken many different pathways to get where they are. That exposure is really eye-opening to many of our residents.”