Broadlawns Medical Center Program
Transitional year - Des Moines, IA | ACGME Code: 9991800042 | NRMP Code: 1199999P0
Broadlawns Medical Center offers a Transitional Year Residency established in 1975 to serve as the initial year of training before categorical training. The program aims to provide comprehensive training with a range of direct experience in medical specialties, allowing residents to build a broad foundation of clinical skills. The small program size enables personalized education, and Transitional Year (TY) residents work alongside Family Medicine residents to enhance the community for education and camaraderie.
The Transitional Year Residency at Broadlawns Medical Center involves rotations in various specialties such as Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, and OB/GYN, with elective rotations available in areas of special interest. The program also includes training in procedural certifications like Advanced Cardiac Life Support and Neonatal Resuscitation. Additional certification opportunities may include Pediatric Advanced Life Support and Advance Trauma Life Support.
For further information or inquiries, interested medical students can reach out to the program supervisors: - Erin Barnes, Program Supervisor ([email protected]) - Daniela Vazquez, Scheduling Supervisor ([email protected]) - Molly Pitts, Assistant Program Supervisor ([email protected])
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Des Moines city, Iowa
Living in Des Moines, IA
- Crime Rate and Safety: Des Moines has various neighborhoods with differing levels of safety. Overall, it's considered a relatively safe city, but it's advisable to research specific neighborhoods before choosing a place to live.
- Fun Activities: Des Moines offers a range of entertainment options such as art galleries, parks, museums, and a vibrant food scene. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the city's extensive trail system and nearby water activities.
- Climate: Des Moines has four distinct seasons with hot summers and cold winters. Be prepared for both extremes of weather, including snowfall in winter.
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- Education: Des Moines is home to several universities, colleges, and renowned educational institutions, providing opportunities for continued learning and academic growth.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Des Moines is generally lower than in larger metropolitan areas, making it an affordable place to reside during your residency program.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Des Moines is centrally located in Iowa. Nearby bigger cities include Cedar Rapids (about 2 hours' drive), Omaha (about 2.5 hours' drive), and Kansas City (about 3.5 hours' drive).
- Pros: Affordable cost of living, diverse cultural opportunities, and a range of outdoor activities.
- Cons: Seasonal weather extremes may not be suitable for everyone, and certain neighborhoods may require closer scrutiny for safety concerns.
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