The Integrated Community and Rural Surgery Residency proudly promotes "the spirit of Mayo Clinic" in its training. Compassion, integrity, cooperation, commitment, wisdom, and professionalism are emphasized as we ready surgeons for the future.
Successful graduates are well-prepared for the challenges of community and rural practices and carry with them the Mayo Clinic model of care to the communities of this country and the world.
Graduates of our program are eligible to join the Mayo Clinic Surgical Society in Honor of James T. Priestly, an alumni society for surgeons at all three sites who trained at Mayo or are current or former Mayo Clinic Department of Surgery staff members. We have more than 600 members worldwide, made up primarily of Mayo surgical alumni, who meet once a year for scientific exchange, as well as the renewal of friendships at social events.
| Name | Graduation Year | Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Annaliese Seidel, M.D | 2024 | Mayo Clinic Health System – Austin, MN |
| Brandon Douglass, M.D. | 2023 | Lake Chelan Health Hospital, Chelan, WA |
| Robert Wendt, M.D. | 2022 | Mayo Clinic Health System, LaCrosse, WI |
| Randy Lehman, M.D. | 2020 | Liberty Clinic, Rensselaer, IN |
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The Mayo Clinic Alumni Association will help you stay in touch with your Mayo Clinic colleagues, maintain a valuable professional connection to Mayo Clinic throughout your medical and/or research career, participate in continuing medical education, and more.
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