ACGME Accredited Medical Schools

George Washington University

• The George Washington University program offers a 2-year ACGME accredited program in the specialty of toxicology in the Department of Emergency Medicine. The program includes course work, clinical and hands-on work, research and telephone consultations. This program is sponsored by the George Washington University School of Medicine. George Washington also offers programs in other specialties including rheumatology, infectious disease and urology.

  George Washington University Medical Center
  2150 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
  Suite 2B-421
  Washington, District of Columbia 20037
  202-741-3421
  gwemed.edu

University of Florida

• The University of Florida program offers an ACGME accredited fellowship in interventional cardiology. This fellowship, which is a 1-year program, includes research, lectures, and hands-on work with patients. This program is sponsored by the University of Florida. Other specialties offered include sports medicine, medical genetics and dermatology.

  University of Florida
  Division of Cardiovascular Medicine
  P.O. Box 100277
  Gainesville, Florida 32610-0277
  352-273-9065
  www.medicine.ufl.edu

Stanford University

• The Stanford University program offers an ACGME accredited fellowship in over 75 specialties and subspecialties such as neurology, anesthesiology and pediatrics among others. Both 1- and 2-year fellowship programs are available. This program is sponsored by the Stanford University Medical Center.

  Department of Graduate Medical Education
  Stanford Hospital & Clinics
  300 Pasteur Drive
  Room HC435
  Stanford, California 94305-5207
  650-723-5948
  med.stanford.edu/gme/

University of Texas at Houston

• The University of Texas at Houston program offers five ACGME accredited surgery programs in general surgery, colon and rectal surgery, pediatric surgery, plastic surgery and urology. The general surgery residency program must be completed before applying for all the surgical specialties, except urology (One year of general surgery training is built into the program). The general surgery and urology programs are both 5-year programs; colon and rectal surgery is 1 year; and the plastic surgery and pediatric surgery programs are 2 years. This program is sponsored by the University of Texas Health Science Center.

  University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
  Medical School
  Office of Graduate Medical Education
  6431 Fannin, Suite JJL 310
  Houston, Texas 77030
  713-500-5151
  uth.tmc.edu/med/administration/gme/program_files/surgery.html