PODIATRIC MEDICINE & SURGERY RESIDENCY
With added Credential in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery
Program Director – Zeeshan S. Husain, DPM FACFAS FASPS
McLaren Oakland Hospital 50 Perry Street
Pontiac, MI 48342 Telephone: 248-338-5259
Email: [email protected]
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Overview v Under the direction of Dr. Zeeshan Husain and with coordinated efforts by the
graduate medical education department at McLaren Oakland Hospital (MOH), the podiatric residency program is evolving and growing the program in terms of surgical volume and non-podiatric experiences. A renewed emphasis will be on participation in research and surgical outcome studies as well as participating in scholarly activities locally and nationally. The McLaren system has presence throughout Michigan and the resources available will allow the PMSR/RRA program to become a destination for those candidates looking to complete a challenging residency program to prepare them for a career in podiatric surgery to its fullest scope, become lifelong learners, and contribute to the podiatric profession.
v The MOH Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Residency Program (PMSR) is a three-year surgical program with added credentials in reconstructive rearfoot/ankle surgery that is integrated into the medical resident training program.
v Podiatric Surgery residents are relied upon and treated as any other intern or resident while on off-service rotations. We have consistently been strong performers on these rotations and are expected to function as a dependable part of the team.
v Podiatric residents receive stipends that parallel the other residency programs.
v Residents receive well-rounded training, from elective foot surgery to diabetic foot infections and management of foot and ankle trauma including complex reconstructive cases.
v Previous residents have found successful employment across the country in numerous settings and aspects of podiatric medicine.
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Training Sites and Facilities McLaren Oakland Hospital is the primary teaching facility. Residents also cover cases at McLaren Flint, McLaren Lansing, McLaren Lapeer, St. Joseph Oakland, and Ascension Rochester Hospitals and Waterford, Clarkston, Bald Mountain, and Crowne Point Surgical Centers.
Benefits 2020-2021 Salary
PGY-1- $48,452 PGY-2- $50,290 PGY-3- $52,010 Vacation
20 days per year Health, Dental, and Optical Insurance
Trainees have full health coverage for themselves and family. Educational stipend
PGY-1- $1,000 PGY-2- $1,500 PGY-3- $1,500
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Resident Schedule PGY-1 PGY-2
○ Anesthesia – 2 weeks ○ Pain Management – 2 weeks ○ Dermatology – 2weeks ○ Vascular Surgery – 4 weeks ○ Emergency Medicine – 4 weeks ○ Podiatric Surgery and Clinic ○ General Surgery – 4 weeks ○ Research ○ Infectious Disease – 4 weeks ○ Internal Medicine – 4 weeks PGY-3 ○ Pathology – 2 weeks ○ Behavioral Medicine – 2 weeks ○ Radiology – 2 weeks ○ Pediatrics – 2 weeks ○ Podiatric Surgery and Clinic ○ Trauma Surgery – 4 weeks ○ Research ○ Podiatric Surgery and Clinic ○ Research – Publishable paper due
Sample Surgical Numbers PGY-3 PGY-2 PGY-1 Minimum PMSR 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st
Category 1- Digital 69 132 38 73 5 60 80
Category 2- First Ray 42 101 24 56 6 39 60
Category 3- Soft Tissue 17 71 10 51 5 34 45
Category 4- Osseous 28 60 18 32 8 29 40
Category 5- Rearfoot 76 72 40 47 8 20 50
Totals 436 259 180
Academic Activities • MPMA (Michigan Podiatric Medical Association) Annual Conference • Morbidity & Mortality (M&M) Conference • Journal Club, Cadaver Workshops, and Lectures • Michigan Consortium Events and Lectures • Weekly team rounds and lecture series with attendings • Research Senior residents have the responsibility to teach junior resident and externs, to evaluate
extern papers/presentations, and to perform mock interviews. Current Resident Information (podiatry school) PGY-3 PGY-2 PGY-1 ○ Cody Ingram (NY) ○ Vincent Lefler (IA) ○ Stephanie Behme (IL) ○ Mohammad Qureshi (IL) ○ Pooja Srivastava (IL) ○ Sean Kipp (IL)
