• Residency Overview
• Orthopaedic Surgery Residency
  • About Us
  • Applying To The Program
  • Current Residents
  • Department Policies
  • Educational Organization
  • Formal Education Opportunities
  • Organization
  • Professional Development
• PM&R Residency
  • About Us
  • Applying To The Program
  • Current Residents
  • Education
  • Policies
  • Rotations
• Podiatric Residency
  • About Us
  • Alumni Profiles
  • Conferences and Lectures
  • Current Residents
  • Rotations

• The Orthopaedic Surgery Residency
  is a five year program and consists of five students in each PGY class. For more information on the Orthopaedic Surgery Residency click here or contact the residency coordinator, Rina Goslawski.
• The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency
  is a four year program and consists of three students in each PGY class. For more information on the PM&R Residency click here or contact the residency coordinator, PMR@lumc.edu.
• The Podiatry Residency
  is a three year program and consists of two students in each PGY class. There is also a one year residency affiliated with the Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital. For more information on the Podiatry Residency click here or contact us at podiatry@lumc.edu.

The Loyola University Chicago, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Rehabilitation residency programs have been designed to provide residents with an educational experience of the highest caliber. The programs are designed to enhance the training of those who are interested in academic and research careers combined with clinical pursuits. For the resident, the program provides a logical continuation of his/her education. For the faculty, the program provides an opportunity to interact and participate in resident training and in so doing, further their academic growth.