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Help People Live Well

Aurora residents and fellows are a vital part of our patient care and shared purpose: helping people live well. Our Graduate Medical Education programs help develop the knowledge and skills needed to become expert clinicians, team members and leaders.

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Why Aurora?

An integrated, not-for-profit health system, Aurora Health Care offers diverse academic and clinical training challenges to help you make the most of your medical education experience, now and in the future.

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Salary & Benefits

Aurora Graduate Medical Education programs offer a competitive salary, comprehensive health coverage for you and your eligible dependents and many other perks.

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Medical Centers

GME residents and fellows train primarily at our Milwaukee-based medical centers, with additional opportunities at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin and Aurora Lakeland Medical Center near the Geneva Lakes area.

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Aurora’s broad and integrated system means new places to explore.

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