Emergency Medicine residency program in Buffalo, New York, sponsored by University at Buffalo School of Medicine.
See how you matchUniversity at Buffalo Program is a community-based university affiliated Emergency Medicine residency program in Buffalo, New York, sponsored by University at Buffalo School of Medicine. It offers 16 first-year positions, higher than the typical Emergency Medicine program (11).
International medical graduates (IMGs) make up about 25% of current residents, compared with a median of 8% across Emergency Medicine programs. The program sponsors J-1 visas.
Residents work about 50 hours a week in their first year. The program offers research track.
USMLE Step 1 is pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the score programs screen on. These are the details IMGs most often need before deciding whether to apply.
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77 Goodell St Dept of Emergency Medicine Suite 340 Buffalo, NY 14203 Open in Google Maps
Yes. University at Buffalo Program sponsors J-1 visas for residents. Visa policies can change between cycles, so confirm with the program coordinator before you apply.
About 25% of residents at University at Buffalo Program are international medical graduates, so the program is considered IMG-friendly. For comparison, the median Emergency Medicine program has 8% IMG residents. It sponsors J-1 visas.
University at Buffalo Program offers 16 first-year Emergency Medicine positions, and 16 were filled in the latest Match.
USMLE Step 1 is now pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the main score programs use to screen applicants. This page has University at Buffalo Program's Step 2 CK minimum. Unlock the screening details above to see it.
University at Buffalo Program is located at 77 Goodell St Dept of Emergency Medicine Suite 340 Buffalo, NY 14203. Its sponsoring institution is University at Buffalo School of Medicine.
The program director is Christian DeFazio. The program coordinator, Diane McCarthy, is the usual contact for application questions.