Fellowship Interviews

Interviews for the 2023-24 season will be held in person for the Trauma and Adult Reconstruction fellowships. The Pediatric Orthopaedic Program will be offering both in person and ZOOM interviews. Indiana University has strictly prohibited recording of any portion of the interview process by applicants or by the program.

All applicants who are selected for an interview are required to sign an electronic acknowledgement of this policy. Applicants will also be asked to review and sign the IU School of Medicine Graduate Medical Education letter of appointments and benefits which follows the acknowledgement.

The Graduate Medical Education website gives more information on the benefits and policies that govern educational programs. The GME Handbook is also a valuable source of information for applicants. About IU School of Medicine IU School of Medicine is the largest medical school in the United States. Comprised of five basic science departments and 20 clinical departments, IU School of Medicine offers exceptional training for students wishing to pursue a medical degree.IU School of Medicine sponsors 99 ACGME-accredited and more than 60 non-accredited residencies and fellowships in a broad range of specialties. IU School of Medicine is also the sponsoring institution for the accredited School of Dentistry residency and fellowship programs.

Why train at IU School of Medicine

Each year, over 400 residents and fellows choose to continue their medical education in one of Indiana University's graduate medical education (GME) training programs. Residents and fellows are integrated into every part of the clinical experience and gain world-class training. 

• Graduate Medical Education at IU School of Medicine

• Benefits for Residents and Fellows at IU School of Medicine

• Resident and Fellow Engagement at IU School of Medicine

• What to expect during GME Recruitment 2022-2023

For those outside the area, the most frequently asked questions are about the city of Indianapolis and the lifestyle offered here. Indianapolis is the capital of Indiana, and it is one of the most affordable big cities in the United States. The 2019 population of the area was 876,862. Interstate 465 goes completely around the city, making it an efficient way to travel and offering easy access to Chicago and Louisville and Lexington in Kentucky. Visit Indy is a great resource about living and working in the Indianapolis area.

For additional information on walkable areas with restaurants and shops, check out:

Broad Ripple, a vibrant downtown area
Massachusetts Avenue, an arts district in downtown with restaurants and shops
Fountain Square, a funky, artsy area downtown
Zionsville, a dog- and bike-friendly neighborhood just north of Interstate 465, with numerous restaurants and shops
Carmel, located on the northside of the city and has a full downtown area with restaurants, shops and several shopping districts with national retail chains

Other fun facts:

• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the largest children’s museum in the world.
• Indianapolis is home to the largest single-day sporting event in the world, the Indy 500.
• Eagle Creek Park is one of the country’s largest municipal parks.
• Indiana Avenue, close to the IUPUI and IU School of Medicine campus, is the historic epicenter of black culture in Indianapolis, with vibrant social, commercial, educational and residential activities dating back to the early 1800s. 
• The Madam Walker Theatre Center is named after Madam CJ Walker. The series Self Made was inspired by her life.
• Crown Hill Cemetery is the third largest cemetery in the US.
• Free membership at Newfields is available to resident and fellows. 
  
  

Contact Fellowship Coordinator Hollyn Mangione with further questions.