Description

The University of Utah General Surgery Residency Program is accepting applications for a PGY4 Categorical General Surgery Resident to begin on July 1, 2026. (due to approved research year for a current resident).

The University of Utah, a nationally recognized tertiary care academic medical center in the Mountain West, offers a highacuity, academically focused and supportive surgical training environment. Our residents gain exposure to a broad spectrum of operative and non-operative patient care and are well prepared for both competitive fellowships and community practice.

Job Type: Full Time

Job Duration: 2 years (with annual contract, renewed based on eligibility for advancement and employment)

Salary information: GME FY26 Trainee Stipend Memo | Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine | University of Utah Health

Eligibility Requirements

Completion of accredited PGY1, PGY2, and PGY3 surgery training.

Good standing in current residency program.

Eligible for medical licensure in the State of Utah

Required Application Materials

Current Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Personal Statement.

Medical School Diploma and Transcript

Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE/Dean’s Letter)

USMLE transcript

USMLE Transcript (all attempts and scores)

ABSITE scores for PGY1 through PGY3

ACGME Case Logs

Rotation Schedule

ACGME Milestones evaluations

Three (3) Letters of Recommendation (sent directly to the program by current program coordinators or letter writers to gensurg-residency@hsc.utah.edu with Letter of Recommendation-(candidate name) in subject line)

ECFMG Certification if applicable.

Application Instructions

Submit all materials (except letters) as a single PDF file. Applications submitted in multiple files will not be reviewed.

Email submissions to: gensurg-residency@hsc.utah.edu  

Subject: PGY4 Categorical Application – (Applicant name)

Deadline

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled till May 31, 2026

Selected applicants will be invited for interviews with faculty leadership, the Program Director, Associate Program Directors, and residents. Interviews may be conducted virtually and/or in person.

Requirements

Applicants must have successfully completed PGY1 through PGY3 training in an ACGMEaccredited general surgery residency program.