Univ. of Oklahoma School of Community
Medicine [Tulsa]
- General Surgery Residency Program
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
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- 4.0
USMLE STEP 1
Requires Passing Score
Required for Interview
USMLE STEP 2 CK
Requires Passing Score
Not Required for Interview
US Clinical Exp
No Requirement
Time Since Graduation
5 years or less is preferred
Visa Policy
H1B (Sponsored)
J1 (Accepted)
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Application DeadlineJanuary 1
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ECFMG CertificatePreferred by time of applicationA preference is a program criteria that is not firm, but has some leniency.
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Interview FormatVirtual
Program Info
The mission is to produce clinically sound surgeons with a strong foundation from evidenced-based learning and the ability to adapt to evolving clinical practices for proven innovations and advancements. This experience includes fellowship-trained faculty with expertise in Bariatric surgery, Minimally Invasive surgery, Hepatobiliary surgery, Colorectal surgery, Trauma surgery, Critical Care, Endoscopy, Pediatric surgery, and Vascular surgery.
Program Info
Residents have the opportunity to participate in a research project.
Program Info
Residents undertake progressive autonomy and responsibility for patient care decision-making Technical support services perform nearly all ancillary procedures which allows the resident to spend more time at the patients' bedside.
"Tulsa day is very standard with dinner tours etc... but this year is the first year they've combined the rural track into the Tulsa program so you no longer rank the two separately. When they offered me an interview at Tulsa they asked if I would want to interview with their Rural track as well? So I spent one day in Tulsa then drove out to another interview dinner in Bartlesville (~30min away) with the director and the residents working out there. They paid for another night in a hotel and the following day they gave me a tour but basically i just shadowed their residents and they even had me go see a patient in the clinic. The rural PD is super old school and doesn't really intend on "interviewing" you. It's more a "this is what we do--take it or leave it" kinda vibe which youll either like or you wont! Very chill and low key...but definitely not "the norm" when it comes to an interview day if you choose to do the Rural part."
2018-01-17
4.0
"The night before, the residents did a Q&A for the interview candidates. The morning of, the program coordinator shared a little bit about the program while waiting for the Program Director to give a powerpoint presentation about the program. We then moved into a waiting room with the other candidates and had the chance to chat with each other and occasionally with the program coordinator. We interviewed with the PD, faculty and the program coordinator. "
2022-11-22
5.0
"Virtual interview, the PD and faculty are lovely people. Interview was very conversational and chill."
2022-01-05
4.0
"Very kind interviewers. No medical questions. Long day though! But good. "
2021-12-10
5.0
"it was a virtual interview! the first one was with APD which went really well, we connected very quickly and talked about many things i think she was impressed by me another one was with PD which also went well. he seems really nice and genuine doctor"
2021-02-26
4.0
"It was a decent interview. It was virtual due to the times of COVID and all. Had a good time with every one."
2021-02-24
5.0
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