Baptist Memorial Medical Education Program
Transitional year - Southaven, MS | ACGME Code: 9992700002 | NRMP Code: 2299999P0, 2299999P1
The Transitional Year Program at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Desoto is a sponsored program by the Department of Family Medicine. It is an urban program that offers a well-rounded foundation for postgraduate training. The program aims to provide residents with a comprehensive experience in various medical disciplines to help in deciding on and preparing for a specific specialty.
As an ACGME accredited program, Baptist Memorial Hospital-Desoto's Transitional Year Program is dedicated to offering trainees the best possible educational experience by integrating academics and education with hands-on patient care. The curriculum consists of 13 four-week rotational blocks, with required rotations including Adult Inpatient (3 blocks), ICU (1 block), Ambulatory Clinic (1 block), and Electives (6 blocks). Additionally, residents must complete rotations in Emergency Medicine and Management Health Systems/Population Health.
Key Faculty: - Daniel Hogue, MD, MBA (Transitional Year Program Director) - Scott Rosen, MD (Associate Program Director) - Clifton Rodgers, MD (Core Faculty- DCC Site Director) - Nabeel Ali, MD (Core Faculty- BMH-DeSoto) - Shondolyn Sanders, PhD (Faculty - Behaviorist) - Ryan DeMato (Physician Residency Coordinator)
Current Residents: - Mahfuz Dewan, DO (PGY1) - Brittani Jones, MD (PGY1) - Bron McPherson, DO (PGY 1) - Nadir Ebrahim, MD (PGY1) - Ravallika Konda, MD (PGY1) - Peyton Miles, MD (PGY 1) - Wayne Gould, DO (PGY 1) - Gene Lamanilao, MD (PGY 1) - Michael Sandak, MD (PGY 1) - Rahat Gul, DO (PGY 1) - Sonja Lipman, MD (PGY 1) - Aidan Shea, MD (PGY 1)
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PGY1 Positions 12 ( 12, 0, 0 )
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Location
Southaven city, Mississippi
Living in Southaven, MS
Southaven, MS is a city located in DeSoto County, Mississippi, with a growing population and a range of amenities. Here are some aspects of living in Southaven to consider:
- Crime Rate and Safety: Southaven is generally considered a safe city with a lower crime rate compared to some larger urban areas. The city has a strong sense of community and local law enforcement presence.
- Fun Activities: Residents can enjoy various recreational activities in Southaven, including parks, shopping centers, restaurants, and community events. The city also has a sports complex for sports enthusiasts.
- Climate: Southaven experiences hot summers and cool winters typical of the southeastern United States. Be prepared for high humidity levels in the summer months.
- Races and Population: Southaven has a diverse population with a mix of White, African American, Hispanic, and other ethnic groups.
- Education: The city has several public and private schools to choose from, and there are higher education institutions in nearby cities.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Southaven is relatively lower compared to larger metropolitan areas, making it an attractive option for residents.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Southaven is located approximately 20 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee. Residents can reach Memphis in about 30 minutes by car, offering access to big city amenities, entertainment, and cultural attractions.
Pros: Affordable cost of living, proximity to Memphis, diverse population.
Cons: Hot summers with high humidity levels.
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