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About Our Residency

Overview

Welcome from Our Chief Resident

Welcome from Our Program Director

Ambulatory Medicine Training

Applications and Interviews

Call Schedule and Work Hours

Conferences

Curriculum

Educational Goals and Objectives

FAQs

For IMGs

General Internal Medicine Wards

Preliminary Residents

Resident Research

Salary and Benefits

What our graduates do

Curriculum

Our curriculum is designed to give residents exposure to all aspects of inpatient and outpatient internal medicine. Residents will have the opportunity to rotate in all of the internal medicine subspecialties as well as other specialties such as allergy and dermatology. This curriculum fulfills all the requirements for board eligibility in Internal Medicine.

 

First Year Residents

Months

Rotation

5

General Internal Medicine Ward Team

1

Specialty Rotation (see list below)

1

Ambulatory Medicine

1

Emergency Medicine

1

Night Float

1

Neurology (with 2 half-days in neurology clinic/week)

2

Medical Intensive Care Unit

 


Second Year Residents

Months

Rotation

1

General Internal Medicine Ward Team Supervisor
1 Senior Triage and Admitting Team (STAR)

1

Resident Research Rotation

2

Medical Intensive Care Unit

1

Night Float

6

Specialty Rotations (see list below)

 


Third Year Residents

Months

Rotation

2

General Medicine Ward Team Supervisor

1

Teaching, Administration, and Leadership Rotation

1

 Senior Triage and Admitting Team (STAR)

1

Medical Intensive Care Unit

1

 Senior Experience in Ambulatory Medicine

6

Specialty Rotations (see list below)

 

 


Specialty Rotations: Residents choose from a list of rotation experiences. This list is growing as new sites for specialty rotations become available. Residents are allowed to do outside (away) rotations with special permission from the program director.
  • Cardiology (1 month required)
  • Endocrinology (1 month required)
  • Gastroenterology (1 month required)
  • Geriatrics (1 month required)
  • Hematology/Oncology (1 month required)
  • Infectious Diseases (1 month required)
  • Nephrology (1 month required)
  • Pulmonary (1 month required)
  • Rheumatology (1 month required)
  • Anesthesiology
  • Adolescent Medicine
  • College Health
  • Allergy and Immunology
  • Sports Medicine
  • Dermatology
  • Radiology
  • Occupational Medicine
  • Sleep Medicine
  • Others with approval of the program director