(3-year program, 9 residents per year
The Arnot Health Internal Medicine Residency Program offers excellent training experience for residents who are interested in a career as a primary care internist, hospitalist or specialist.
Our Internal Medicine program has now obtained ACGME Initial Accreditation! (April 2017)
Academic credit is based on a 13 block year with a reasonable call schedule and rotations in nearly every medical specialty plus electives to explore additional areas of interest. Upon completion, you will be fully prepared for the American Osteopathic Board Internal Medicine examination.
The Internal Medicine rotation provides clinical experience with the evaluation and management of acute and chronic diseases. Residents will care for patients with a variety of medical conditions, including surgical patients, pulmonary diseases, vascular disease, hypertension, skills in peri-operative medicine, and palliative care.
PGY-1: First Year Rotations
PGY-2: Second Year Rotations
PGY-3: Third Year Rotations
Residents participate in morning report, attending rounds, morbidity and mortality report, clinical pathologic conferences, monthly journal club and weekly medicine dictations and grand rounds.
The Arnot Health Internal Medicine Residency Program offers excellent training experience for residents who are interested in a career as a primary care internist, hospitalist or specialist.
Our Internal Medicine program has now obtained ACGME Initial Accreditation! (April 2017)
Academic credit is based on a 13 block year with a reasonable call schedule and rotations in nearly every medical specialty plus electives to explore additional areas of interest. Upon completion, you will be fully prepared for the American Osteopathic Board Internal Medicine examination.
The Internal Medicine rotation provides clinical experience with the evaluation and management of acute and chronic diseases. Residents will care for patients with a variety of medical conditions, including surgical patients, pulmonary diseases, vascular disease, hypertension, skills in peri-operative medicine, and palliative care.
PGY-1: First Year Rotations
- 1 Cardiology
- 1 Critical Care
- 1 ER
- 7 Medicine
- 1 Gynecology
- 1 Night Float
- 1 Elective
PGY-2: Second Year Rotations
- 1 Critical Care
- 5 Medicine
- 1 Geriatrics
- 1 Rheumatology
- 1Infectious Disease
- 1Neurology
- 1 GI
- 1 Night Float
- 1 Hem/Oncology
PGY-3: Third Year Rotations
- 1 Endo
- 3 Medicine
- 1 Nephrology
- 1 Pulmonary
- 1 Critical Care
- 1 Geriatrics
- 3 Electives
- 1 Night Float
- 1 Acute Ambulatory
Residents participate in morning report, attending rounds, morbidity and mortality report, clinical pathologic conferences, monthly journal club and weekly medicine dictations and grand rounds.