Program Highlights
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Residents mentor rotating medical students
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Internal Medicine In-house call schedule: 4 overnight calls per month and one weekend call per month
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Ambulatory Care Clinic generates interaction with patients for each resident for one half day per week
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Direct patient care and a lecture-based didactics series, typical didactic activities include weekly block schedules completely overseen by the attending physician, weekly Internal Medicine Board Review, and the monthly Internal Medicine Journal Club
Primary Care Track
The primary care track is intended for those people that want to pursue ambulatory medicine. The ambulatory component of your residency is achieved through a clinic setting, which enables residents to develop their own panel of patients. The clinic is equipped with EMR and the residents are granted greater autonomy throughout the clinical experience.
Hospitalist Track
The hospitalist track places special emphasis on inpatient medicine and prepares residents for careers as hospitalist physicians or for planned fellowships. You will learn from experienced surgeons and gain exposure to general, thoracic and gynecological surgeries and GI procedures. IM Residency is in compliance with the standards of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
Gaining Experience
Your involvement in direct patient care will enable your proficiency with arterial line placement, triple lumen catheters, and PICC line placement and your training will include endotracheal intubation, thoracentesis, paracentesis, ventilator management, and EKG interpretation.