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Meet our residents

Meet our Surgeons

Residents rotate through  (a 516-bed Level I Trauma Center with a multidisciplinary cancer center) and  (a 306-bed Level I Trauma Center), located in the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center. They also spend time at the  (the regional Spinal Cord Injury and Breast Care Center),  in nearby Menomonee Falls, and get additional aesthetic experience at local hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers. Residents participate in a large volume of diverse cases, with strengths in breast, craniofacial, hand and upper extremity, and microsurgery for traumatic and oncologic reconstruction

Trainees are exposed to a vast array of clinical pathology, patient populations, and case complexity. Decision-making, clinical care, and surgical experience are gained through graduated autonomy, ultimately preparing our residents to enter academic or private practice careers or proceed on to fellowship pursuits.

PGY 1-2
Residents spend 3 months on the Plastic Surgery service their first year and 6 months their second year. They also have rotations in Emergency Medicine, Anesthesia, and Orthopaedic Trauma. The remaining months are spent with the Surgery Department in General Surgery, Vascular Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, Trauma and Critical Care, Surgical Oncology, Breast and Endocrine Surgery, and Transplant Surgery. Residents also attend a Plastic Surgery Intern Boot Camp and are included in the Plastic Surgery labs and didactics during these years.

PGY 3-4
Residents spend most of their third and fourth years on the Plastic Surgery, Hand, and Facial Trauma services, but also rotate with Dermatologic Surgery and Oculoplastic Surgery. Fourth year residents have a 2-month aesthetic rotation.

PGY 5
Residents rotate every 3 months between the Plastic Surgery and Craniofacial services.

PGY 6
Residents rotate every 2 months between Froedtert Hospital and the Milwaukee VA, serving as the administrative chief while at Froedtert Hospital. They also have a 1-month aesthetic rotation. In addition, sixth year residents have their own weekly cosmetic clinic for 6 months where they see pre- and post-operative patients and perform injections and surgeries with supervision from faculty members of their choice.

Department of Plastic Surgery believes in local and global health initiatives. A relationship has existed with the Plastic Surgery training program at the Universidad de Santander in Bucaramanga, Colombia for over three decades. An annual two-week mission trip concentrates on health inequities and collaborative plastic surgery training and education.

The Department of Plastic Surgery has many research projects mirroring the full range of plastic surgery. Each year our residents present their research to the faculty and a visiting professor.鈥� In cosmetic surgery, residents have studied surgical tourism and CT analysis of mid-face volume loss over time. Hand surgery research has covered diverse topics ranging from blast injuries to peripheral nerve sheath tumors. Our microsurgical faculty have mentored residents in studies of predictive factors for DIEP reconstruction, lower extremity flap debulking, and outcomes in orthotopic replantation. Our pediatric and craniofacial group has presented on pain control following pediatric intracranial procedures and outcomes of cleft lip and palate surgeries.

This program offers either two or three first-year integrated positions annually, alternating each year. We are fully accredited by the ACGME.

All applications must go through the or . Applicants will not be considered for an interview until all the required information has been received. Selected applicants will receive an email invitation to interview in Milwaukee between December and February of each year. Interviews take place in the departmental offices. Interviews typically begin at 7 a.m. and conclude around 4:30 p.m.

Please send any questions regarding the residency application process to our Education Program Coordinator, Alyssa Minten at aminten@mcw.edu.

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