About the Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Healing Fellowship
Program recruiting for 2026-2027 academic year
The Diabetic Limb Salvage and Wound Healing Fellowship offers immersive, patient centered training in the medical and surgical management of the diabetic foot, complex wounds, and threatened lower extremities. Fellows rotate at Parkland Health and at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital, caring for a high acuity, diverse patient population under the mentorship of internationally recognized faculty.
What You Gain
- Surgical breadth. Hands on experience across limb salvage, reconstruction, and advanced wound management.
- Clinical judgment. Training centered on critical thinking and decision making in high acuity cases.
- Scholarship. An active wound care research program, with fellows engaging in and reporting on impactful projects.
- A track record. Alumni have advanced into leadership roles at influential organizations and academic institutions.
Who Should Apply
We welcome inquiries from podiatrists seeking advanced subspecialty training in diabetic limb salvage and complex wound healing. Candidates from this and prior application cycles are encouraged to reach out.
Eligibility
- Completion of a CPME approved podiatric medicine and surgery residency by the start date, or expected completion by that date
- Current full Texas DPM license, or eligibility to obtain one
How to Apply
Send a brief email noting your interest, with your CV attached, directly to the Program Director. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis with no set deadline, and the position will remain open until filled.
Contact:
P. Andrew Crisologo, D.P.M. FFPM, RCPS (Glasg), FIDSA, Program Director
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