Adena Regional Medical Center Program

Adena Health System's Internal Medicine Residency Program is a three-year comprehensive program with ACGME "Continued Accreditation" status. The program offers direct, hands-on experience with a high volume of diverse pathologies and exposure to core competency content areas. Adena Regional Medical Center serves as the primary clinical site, providing a broad experience in medical disease due to the diverse patient population.

The program features daily teaching rounds, a didactic curriculum covering key, board-relevant topics and specialty conferences, as well as continuity clinic sessions each week. Residents benefit from a multi-faceted, integrated approach to post-graduate training under the guidance of a hospital-based faculty.

Application details from the website indicate that the program considers both DO and MD residents, as well as International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who have graduated within two years prior to the start of residency and are ECFMG-certified. While there is no specific minimum COMLEX/USMLE score requirement, performance on Step 1 and Step 2 exams is closely assessed, with most invited candidates scoring above the national average. The program receives a high volume of applications, with around 1,200-1,400 applicants vying for 5 positions.

Residents at Adena Health System's Internal Medicine Residency Program have access to benefits such as CME days, a professional development fund, and health, dental, and vision insurance coverage. The program offers an outstanding educational experience in a friendly southern Ohio community.