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University of Washington Program

Seattle, Washington · Surgery · ACGME ID 4405421348

Official ERAS 2027 listing

ERAS 2027 status
Participating
Program signals
Takes part in program signaling for ERAS 2027 (15 signals per applicant in this specialty)
Track
Not stated in the program name
AAMC badges
None
ACGME ID
4405421348
Program website
www.uwsurgery.org/educationintroduction/residency-programs_overview/ge (as listed by AAMC)

Source: AAMC ERAS 2027 Participating Specialties & Programs, Surgery, updated Nov 16, 2026.

Requirements

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What the program's website says

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Interviews
Please let us know of your interest during the interview season. source
Unfortunately, due to the highly competitive nature of our program, we are unable to offer interviews to all qualified applicants. source
For those who accept an invitation to interview with our program, we hope to make your virtual interview a valuable and educational experience. source
We will be hosting all our interviews via Zoom. source
Visa
The University of Washington has a new visa policy requirement for students that are currently on F-1 student visas. source
In the event you match with the University of Washington General Surgery residency program, your F-1 visa will convert to an Optional Practice Training (OPT) for the R1 year. source
Assuming H1-B visas will continue to be offered to OPT students, the new visa policy requires that we receive pre-approval from our GME office and the International Service offices in order to place you on our rank list. source
USMLE / COMLEX
USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 scores of 220 or better on each. source
The exam(s) must have been taken in the last three years and you must have passed all parts of the exam (including clinical knowledge and clinical skills) on the first attempt. source
USMLE score reports will not be accepted. source
Letters of recommendation
Three letters of recommendation from people familiar with your clinical patient care skills and potential to function as a resident. source

Contacts listed on the program's website

  • Program director: Quick Facts source
  • Program director: Rebecca P. Petersen, MD, MSc source
  • Associate program director: Erika Bisgaard, MD source
  • Associate program director: Chris Marfo, MD, MBA source
  • Associate program director: Deborah L. Marquardt, MD source
  • Associate program director: Caitlin A. Smith, MD source

From the program's own website, updated Nov 15, 2026. Staff change, so check the source page before you write, and keep emails short: one clear question, your AAMC ID, and no attachments unless they ask.

Where current residents went to medical school

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The page did not name medical schools in a form we could read.

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