Orthopedic Surgery Residency (Florida)
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Orthopedic Surgery Residency (Florida) supports residents through clinical training, mentored research, and subspecialty rotations at Mayo Clinic to prepare for orthopedic practice and board certification.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Five-year residency; annual stipend equivalents of $75,105–$89,036 for graduate levels 1–5
Summary: Supports orthopedic surgical training, faculty-mentored research, and subspecialty rotations at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida.
Key Information: Two residency positions are available competitively each year; applications use ERAS and appointments use the NRMP.
Description
Mayo Clinic’s five-year Orthopedic Surgery Residency in Jacksonville, Florida, combines extensive clinical experience with didactic instruction and research training. The program prepares residents for orthopedic practice, subspecialty fellowship training, and the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery certification examinations. Training spans adult reconstruction, foot and ankle surgery, hand and microvascular surgery, oncology, trauma, pediatric orthopedics, shoulder and elbow surgery, spine surgery, and sports medicine.
Residents receive individualized mentorship from 15 full-time faculty members and collaborate on research during service rotations, including opportunities with the Regenerative Medicine Division. The curriculum includes three months of senior elective time and dedicated research time. Residents also participate in research initiatives and present work at national and international specialty conferences. A one-on-one surgeon/advanced practitioner model is designed to limit service burdens and support learning.
