Carilion Clinic
Clerkship Program Contact
John R. (Randy) Clements
5405897929
JRClements@carilionclinic.org
Residency Program Coordinator
Kathy Smith
540-397-5592
KEGregg@carilionclinic.org
Public Contact Information
kegregg@carilionclinic.org
5403975592
1906 Belleview Avenue, SE
Podiatry Residency - Medical Education Building,
Roanoke, VA 24014
USA
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Program Overview
Program Emphasis
Our program and faculty are focused on foot and ankle surgery. Diverse rotations provide exposure to medicine and surgery at many locations and practice settings. We offer some of the nation's best and experienced faculty in all disciplines of medicine and surgery. The attending staff at the Carilion is eager to prepare learners to succeed in all aspects of clinical practice after residency.
Experiences Offered
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Science
Emergency Room
Infectious Disease
Office Rotations
Orthopedics
Outpatient Clinic
Pediatrics
Podiatry
Podiatry Surgery
Radiology
Surgery
Vascular Surgery
Wound Care Limb Salvage
Board Review
Journal Club
Labs Cadaver Industry
Research
Lecture Series
Clerkship Overview
The Podiatry Clerkship is a one-month elective clinical rotation in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery and offers podiatric medical students the opportunity to observe high volume foot and ankle reconstruction. We also provide a multidisciplinary didactic and academic learning opportunity. Methods include supervised management and diagnosis of patients, independent study, small group discussions paper presentations, and didactic sessions.
Clerkship Information
Clerkship application requirements
Applicant Requirements
Vehicle
Clerkship Fee: 0
Other Applicant Requirements
copy of personal health insurance card
copy of BLS and ACLS training
Participating Months
January 2027
February 2027
March 2027
April 2027
May 2027
June 2027
July 2027
August 2027
September 2027
October 2027
November 2027
December 2027
January 2028
February 2028
March 2028
April 2028
May 2028
Residency Overview
The Carilion Clinic section of Orthopaedics and Division of Foot and Ankle Surgery will educate residents, who, upon completion of training should exhibit the knowledge to manage a wide variety of foot and ankle pathology. The residents will complete rotations in radiology, emergency medicine, orthopedic surgery, and podiatric medicine. All rotations are under the guidance of Carilion Clinic faculty and will include a large volume of clinical work in each specialty. During the first year, the resident will complete the majority of the non-podiatric requirements. The second and third years will be heavily focused on forefoot surgery, complex reconstructive hindfoot surgery, and orthopedic surgery.
Other Residency Requirements
Accreditation: JCAHO
Staff DPMs Count: 8
Other qualifications
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Additional Residency Programs
We have 14 residency and 16 fellowship programs. Residencies include EM, FM, IM, GSgy, Plastic Sgy, Peds, Derm, Inf Dis., OBGYN, Psychiatry, Dental, Pharmacy, Neurology and Neuro Sgy in addition to podiatry