Roger Williams Medical Center

Roger Williams Medical Center clerkship is geared towards clinical and surgical education for the students. Much of time is spent shadowing the residents with inpatients as well as in the operating room. Time spent in attendings offices in addition to the hospital based clinic are greatly utilized. The student will be required to complete a presentation. Typically 1 student per month is rotating through the program. Independent time, time for study, and exploration of the area is encouraged.

The Roger Williams Medical Center PMSR/RRA Residency Program is a three-year surgical residency that provides comprehensive training in foot and ankle medicine and surgery through a combination of clinical, academic, and operative experiences. In recent years, the program has transitioned to a smaller resident complement, creating an educational environment with increased individualized mentorship, greater operative participation, and expanded opportunities for resident leadership. Residents gain extensive experience in reconstructive rearfoot and ankle surgery, trauma, diabetic limb salvage, wound care, and complex foot and ankle pathology while working closely with a diverse faculty across multiple practice settings. The program's emphasis on progressive autonomy, multidisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based patient care prepares graduates for successful careers in private practice, hospital-based medicine, or fellowship training.