1	Botsford General Hospital Podiatric Medicine & Surgery-36 Residency Program Council of Podiatric Medical Education Approved Farmington Hills, Michigan
2	Botsford General Hospital Highlights First established in 1944 by Dr. Allen Zieger. Accredited by the American Osteopathic Association and the council of Podiatric Medical Education. A nationally-recognized osteopathic teaching facility. 336-bed acute care health care facility. Each year more than 150 residents and interns train in one of Botsford's many specialties. A medical staff of more than 500 physicians representing a wide range of medical specialties provides primary, specialty and preventive care. Provides an array of services, technology and exceptional facilities for treating patients on an in patient or out patient basis. Emphasizes quality medical care in a warm and friendly community setting.
3	Message From the Director Thank you for your interest in our Botsford General Hospital Podiatric Medicine & Surgery-36 Residency Program. Our residency experience offers the knowledge, skills and professional attitudes to accomplish those competencies needed to be a well-rounded podiatric physician in medicine, orthopedics and foot/rear-foot/ankle reconstructive surgery. The educational curriculum at BGH provides both core resourced- base rotations, as well as exceptional rotations in advanced medical and surgical specialties to enhance the didactic and surgical cognitive skill levels.
4	About the Program Accepts 3 residents each year. Participant in CASPR/CRIP. First Year of the PM&S-36 program, the podiatric resident will have attained competence in all aspects of podiatric medical knowledge, skills and professional attitudes to supplement a well rounded residency in Clinical Podiatric Medicine. Upon completion of the last 2 years, the podiatric resident will have attained the knowledge, skills and professional attitude competencies in all aspects of Podiatric Surgery of the forefoot, midfoot, rearfoot and ankle. The educational curriculum provides both core resourced-based rotations and experiences to achieve the activity volume required by CPME and APMA; to be able to sit for qualification with the American Board of Podiatric Surgery, American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine. In addition there are exceptional rotations in advanced medical and surgical specialties to enhance the didactic and surgical cognitive skill levels.
5	Podiatric Residency Training Committee
6	Podiatric Residency Training Committee
7	Additional Professional Podiatry Staff Arbit, S. Meyer, D.P.M-Honorary Berstein, Randy H., D.P.M. Bloch, Alan J, D.P.M. Bonanni, Mark, D.P.M. Cottom, James M, D.P.M. Cutcher, Douglas A., D.P.M. Danto, Jeffrey, D.P.M. Fallu, Christopher, D.P.M. Fong, Hong, D.P.M Friedman, David A., D.P.M. Gopoian, George P., D.P.M Grodman, Scott, D.P.M Hoffman, Lee N., D.P.M Jessup, Melanie, D.P.M Jupin, Michelle, D.P.M. Kaczander, Bruce, D.P.M. Kalmus, Allan, D.P.M. Kaner, Sanford R., D.P.M. Kaplan, Danny A., D.P.M. Lefkowitz, Harvey M., D.P.M. Levitsky, David, D.P.M. Mehler, Allen S, D.P.M. Mozen, Neal A., D.P.M. Nelson, Marie, D.P.M Richard, Lawrence B., D.P.M Rosenthal, Hilary A., D.P.M. Schaffer, Peter E, D.P.M. Sehgal, Rajeev, D.P.M. Singer, Lawrence S. , D.P.M. Solomon, Marshall G., D.P.M. Steiner, Isidore, D.P.M. Szczepanski, Jeffrey, D.P.M. Turkin, Thomas, D.P.M. Ungar, David, D.P.M Waldman, Marvin H, D.P.M. Wayne, Mitchell, D.P.M Weiss, Larry, D.P.M. West, Brandon, D.P.M. Young, Charles R, D.P.M. Yung, Jeffrey Y, D.P.M.
8	Affiliated Hospitals
9	Unique Features: Strengths Full access to Podiatric educational materials including texts, journals, videos, and imaging files. Twenty-four hour computer lab Billing & Coding Education and Training Fair Call Schedule Strong didactic interaction
10	Unique Features: Strengths Diversity of forefoot, rearfoot, and ankle surgery. Foot & Ankle Arthroscopy Course AO/ASIF Podiatric Comprehensive Course ACFAS-ACFAOM National meeting participation Limb Salvage and Biomechanics Clinic Risk Management conferences
11	Unique Features: Strengths Baja Project surgical treatment for Crippled Children at the Mexicali Red Cross Hospital. Pediatric surgical mission to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America, at the San Felipe Hospital, to evaluate and treat pediatric patients. Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery rotation at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
12	Training Curriculum
13	Didactic Curriculum Attending Lectures Cadaver Dissection lab Anatomy Lectures/dissection Jeopardy-Style Board Review Evidence-Based Medicine course EBM Journal Club Research project opportunities Grand Rounds Present Courseware online lectures Resident Lectures Quarterly Pathology Conference
14	Current Salary & Benefits Medical, dental, and optical insurance Free daily meal allowance Professional Liability insurance coverage Free scrubs and lab coats Free parking CME stipend 2000 per year ACFAS Surgical course tuition Life insurance Short and long-term disability insurance Two weeks vacation Conference days (additional to vacation days) AO Comprehensive basic and Advanced courses tuition Poster presentation funds Podiatry Residency Resources Log System In-Training ABPS examination Present Courseware Baja Project/Honduras Travel Expenses
15	Farmington Hills At-A-Glance Incorporated in 1973. 82,000 residents. The largest city in Oakland County - the most prosperous county in Michigan and the third wealthiest county in per-capital income in America. Safest city in Michigan and 11th safest in the nation in 2003. Diverse international population: residents speak more than 80 languages and 5,000 businesses 10 Fortune 500 companies. Detroit is the nearest major city, located 20 miles away.
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19	Excellent Clerkship
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