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Welcome Message From Our Residency Director

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To Prospective Podiatric Residents:

Welcome to the Penn Presbyterian Podiatric Surgery Residency page. We're excited to share more information about our four-year residency with concentration in reconstructive and traumatological surgery of the foot and ankle. The aim of this program is to graduate the most advanced and skillful podiatric surgeons. This is accomplished through a four-year training model which allows for the development of advanced podiatric surgical skills, scientific knowledge and research methodology, and a strong foundation of Internal Medicine and General Surgery knowledge. Penn Medicine has a long tradition of academic excellence. The Penn Presbyterian Podiatric Surgery Residency Program is proud to uphold this tradition.

Jenna L. Brkich, DPM FACFAS
Director, Podiatric Surgery Residency Program
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center

  • Overview

    The purpose of the residency program in podiatric surgery is to fulfill the educational requirements for each individual graduate's surgical competency to be developed beyond the present worldwide community of surgeons endeavoring in the discipline of foot and ankle surgery.

  • Surgical Training and Rotations

    Review the training and rotation requirements for the residency program.

  • Academics

    Information about academics, research & community service

  • Externships

    Students from all podiatric schools are welcome to apply for a one-month rotation with our program.

  • Residents

    Meet the residents of the Division of Podiatry and Podiatric Surgery.

  • Fellowship

    Penn Presbyterian Medical Center offers a two year, patient-oriented clinical research fellowship in podiatric medicine and surgery.

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