ABOUT THE RESIDENCY PROGRAM
The program tracks among which residents can choose include
CATEGORICAL: A traditional three year program emphasizing inpatient
and ambulatory care training, with elective rotations in various hospital
based sub-specialties or research options.
PRIMARY CARE: A three year track that was established in 1983 to provide
innovative, comprehensive training in Primary Care Internal Medicine.
The program curriculum includes an in-depth exploration of ambulatory
problems, advanced training in communication and behavioral sciences,
and an emphasis on preventative medicine and evidence-based medicine.
The program is committed to developing the unique interests and potential
of each resident in an environment characterized by a close working relationship
with the Primary Care Faculty. Program Director: Steven R. Hahn,
M.D.
WOMEN'S HEALTH: This three year track was one of the first programs
in the United States designed to promote expertise in women's general
and reproductive health through an Internal Medicine training program.
The program curriculum includes weekly conferences and elective months
with formal teaching and discussions on topics such as Cancer & Gender.
In collaboration with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the
program provides multiple specialty clinics in office gynecology, medical
management of high risk obstetrics, infertility, breast care, and osteoporosis. Program
Director: Lori A. Lemberg, M.D.
MEDICAL SCIENTIST PATHWAY: This track is designed for individuals with
prior research experience who anticipate careers in academic medicine.
It allows completion of clinical training within two years in order to
pursue a research project with a chosen faculty mentor in a medical sub-specialty.
SABBATH OBSERVER: A track within the Categorical program that provides
guaranteed observance of the Sabbath and major Jewish holidays. ONE YEAR PRELIMINARY: The Department provides several one year positions
for applicants who require preparation in General Medicine prior to specialty
training in fields such as Radiology, Dermatology, and Emergency Medicine. |