Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Residency

Our residency training has the advantages of a well-established primary-care curriculum, diverse faculty, multiple combined internal medicine-pediatric practice sites and recognition of quality in the community.

Our program meets all the guidelines of both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics.

Upon the successful completion of our program, you are eligible to sit for the board examinations in both internal medicine and pediatrics leading to board certification in both fields.

The majority of our program’s graduates pursue careers in primary care, although some go on to complete fellowship training in a variety of subspecialties.

You’ll be supported by strong formal mentoring programs and a friendly, open-door culture, whether you’re looking for advice on research or help building your clinical career. Our faculty welcomes residents’ input and encourages individual strengths and weaknesses. Our resident-to-faculty ratio allows for strong individualized attention.

You’ll train in a variety of medical settings, from fast-paced emergency units to community clinics, enabling you to develop flexible diagnostic strategies and adapt to a wide variety of professional settings. This ensures exposure to a wide range of medical problems that afflict both adults and children from varying socioeconomic backgrounds.

Beyond clinical skills, you will build a strong knowledge base through our Core Curriculum Lecture Series designed specifically for med-peds training and learn to apply what you learn to exemplary patient care.

You will not just learn, but contribute new knowledge to our field. Your required independent research project will help you build confidence as a physician-scientist and increase your clinical acumen.