Residency Experience
Our three-year categorical program provides excellent preparation for a career in general internal medicine, hospital medicine or one of its subspecialties. Our curriculum provides a well-balanced experience for all residents and prepares them for a career in academic medicine. Browse below to learn about our program as a whole, or visit our Rotations & Schedules page for examples of what to expect on a daily and yearly basis.
View our fellowship match over the last few years.
Training Programs
- Quality and Safety Learn about quality improvement and patient safety initiatives for residents. You’ll find a description of our broad QI and safety curriculum as well as detail about the one-year AQSI certificate program.
- Advocacy and Equity Read about some of the broad curriculum residents are exposed to in caring for underserved and marginalized patients, as well as a the dedicated two-year certificate program.
- Additional Training Programs include Physicial-Scientist Training Program, Preliminary Year Training Program and Medical Dermatology Training Program.
Curriculum
Inpatient Services
Geographically localized inpatient services provide a team-oriented approach to patient care with interdisciplinary rounds, bedside teaching and robust conferences, including daily morning report, grand rounds and a diverse noon conference series.
Ambulatory Education
An outpatient clinical Ambulatory Education experience that provides continuity experiences, ambulatory blocks and exposure to outstanding primary care role models. Also a transitions clinic for uninsured patients or those without a primary care doctor but in need of urgent follow-up.
Simulation Training
Nationally recognized Simulation Training program with curriculum in ACLS, ultrasound guided procedures (CVC placement, paracentesis) and communication skills (handoffs and goals of care) among others. Additional supplementary curriculum in social determinants of health, professionalism and women’s professional development promote a robust education in internal medicine.
Academic Pathways
Academic Pathways provide in depth tailoring for academic and clinical skill development. While all residents are exposed to topics from each of these pathways in the general curriculum, residents in their second and/or third years can electively participate in one or more of these one-to-two-year certificate programs.