General Surgery Residency (Florida)
Forecasted
General Surgery Residency (Florida) supports Mayo Clinic residents through surgical training, clinical investigation, and laboratory research opportunities to build patient care and surgical research skills.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application and supporting documentation)
Funding Amounts: Five-year residency; stipend and benefits information
Summary: Mayo Clinic’s Jacksonville residency combines general surgery training with clinical investigation, simulation, and laboratory research opportunities.
Key Information: Residents must complete a clinical research project, publish its results, and make a regional or national presentation.
Description
Mayo Clinic’s General Surgery Residency in Jacksonville, Florida, is a five-year training program integrating current surgical practice with scientific principles, clinical investigation, and controversies in surgical management. Its apprenticeship model pairs small resident teams with dedicated clinician-educators, providing early operating room experience and progressively greater responsibility for patient care. Residents manage common and uncommon surgical disorders across diverse patient populations.
The program provides diagnostic, therapeutic, and research facilities, a simulation center, and interdisciplinary research collaboration throughout Mayo Clinic. A patient-centered, learner-focused curriculum includes weekly faculty participation and access to the Surgical Council on Resident Education curriculum. Clinical and basic science research opportunities support residents interested in surgical investigation and academic careers, with mentorship tailored to their interests and background.
