Baylor All Saints Medical Center Fort Worth Program

The Baylor All Saints Medical Center Fort Worth Program offers an Internal Medicine Residency program that follows a 4 + 1 model, where every 4 weeks of an inpatient or subspecialty rotation is followed by 1 week of the continuity clinic. The core rotations include an Inpatient General Medicine Rotation, Night Float, Critical Care Rotation, Ambulatory Clinic Rotation, and Point of Care Ultrasound curriculum. Residents undergo a one-year longitudinal POCUS curriculum during their second year.

The program, located near downtown Fort Worth, provides exposure to a high acuity and diverse patient population. Residents work in multidisciplinary teams and have opportunities for hands-on patient care, rounds with attending physicians, and various procedures depending on the rotations.

The average day during the Floor Rotation (PGY 1) includes morning report, pre-rounds, interdisciplinary huddles, attending rounds, patient follow-up, and admissions on call days. On non-call days, residents complete their work and sign out to the cross-cover person.

The program fosters teamwork, leadership, and continuous learning throughout the residency training. Residents have the opportunity to develop relationships with a panel of patients over the three years of training.

Additionally, the program offers opportunities for training in Clinical Simulation, such as Adult Mock Code Resident Training, Critical Event Management, Neonatal Mock Codes, Utilizing Debriefing Strategies with Simulation for Effective Learning, Hospital Based Simulation Training, and more.

For more information about the program and its specific application requirements, prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the program's website for the most up-to-date details.