California Pacific Medical Center Program
Internal medicine - San Francisco, CA | ACGME Code: 1400512062 | NRMP Code: 1061140P0, 1061140P2, 1061140C0, 1061140P1, 1061140P3
The California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) Internal Medicine Residency, affiliated with Sutter Health, is designed for medical students seeking a high-level patient care responsibility in an academic, University-affiliated hospital environment. This program is affiliated with Dartmouth Medical School and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine, preparing graduates for careers in primary care, hospital-based practice, or further training in subspecialty medicine.
Program Highlights: - Strong encouragement and support for resident participation in research, with dedicated faculty mentors and financial support for presenting at national meetings. - Competitive salary and benefits, including a base salary for PGY-1 at $73,573, and additional stipends for housing and transportation. - A comprehensive curriculum with a blend of inpatient and outpatient rotations, extensive elective opportunities, and a focus on primary care and specialized electives in the later years. - Support for scholarly activities, with up to $2,000 per year for conference attendance where the resident is presenting. - A diverse and multicultural patient population, presenting a wide range of medical conditions.
Application Requirements: - Open to M.D. and D.O. graduates from U.S. schools, as well as international medical graduates (IMGs). - Standard ERAS application, non-mandatory but highly encouraged supplemental ERAS application. - Three letters of recommendation (one preferably from the chair), personal statement, transcripts, USMLE scores, and Dean’s letter. - The program uses milestone-based evaluations to facilitate skill development and professional growth.
Didactic Education: - The didactic component includes morning reports, grand rounds, and specialty-specific teachings, emphasizing a holistic approach to internal medicine education. - Residents also engage in ambulatory medicine discussions, journal clubs, and board review sessions, enhancing their learning experience and preparing them for board certification.
Research Opportunities: - CPMC fosters an environment conducive to research, with accolades in national and international society meetings. - Residents have access to statistical and IRB support for their research projects alongside opportunities to participate in the Hospital Elder Life Program, which has earned a Center of Excellence designation.
CPMC’s Internal Medicine Residency Program offers a nurturing and collaborative educational environment. By providing a mix of clinical training, research, and academic opportunities, the program aims to develop residents into outstanding clinicians ready for the diverse opportunities in the field of internal medicine.
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PGY1 Positions 31 ( 31, 14, 14 )
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San Francisco County, California
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1061140P3
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1061140P2
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