Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine (PTH)

Graduate year 1 positions are not available immediately upon medical school completion.

Length of Training

1 Years

Minimum Prior Years Required

2 Years

Total Active Residents

Types of Graduates

Average Score Criteria and Interview Data

Average of PY1 Interviews

2.7

Percent of programs requiring Step 1 score for interview

Percent of programs requiring Level 1 score (for DOs) for interview

Average Number of Residents/Fellows

1.4

PGY-1s2

PGY-2s--

PGY-3s--

Resident Gender

Resident Work Hours (PGY-1)

Average hours on duty per week

48 Hours

Average maximum consecutive hours on duty

13 Hours

Average days off duty per week

1.8 Days

Work Environment and Compensation (PGY-1)

Average percent of training in hospital outpatient clinics

28%

Average percent of training in non-hospital ambulatory care community settings

11%

Average resident/fellow compensation

$81,362.11

Average number of days of vacation

19 Days

Avg Faculty:Resident Ratio

5.60:1

Avg Program Faculty

8.40

Avg Full-time Female Faculty

48%

Faculty Distribution

Physicians (8.40)

Non-Physicians (1.28)

In 2025, 36 residents or fellows completed training in Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine (PTH). Program directors knew of the plans of 32 (88.9%). Please interpret the following accordingly.

Post Graduate Landing Spots in 2025

Practicing in the US: 5 (15.6%)

Group Practice

4 (80%)

In Same Specialty

5 (100%)

In Same State as Program

2 (40%)

In NHSC or Similar Underserved Area

Data reflects averages reported for the 2025 academic year.

Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine (PTH)

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