Campbell University Program

The Transitional Year Residency Program at Conway Medical Center, sponsored by Campbell University, offers 15 approved positions. The program provides a comprehensive clinical experience covering core outpatient and inpatient rotations as well as subspecialty rotations required by the ACGME. Didactics consist of one half-day per week with lectures, case presentations, book club, journal club, and board reviews. Residents participate in daily morning reports, patient rounds, monthly morbidity, and mortality conferences, and Tumor Boards.

Residents receive an annual salary of $56,000 along with a continuing education allowance of $1500 per year. Benefits include access to a range of courses, a meal allowance, comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance, company-paid short and long-term disability insurance, fitness center access, and retirement plan availability.

In terms of eligibility, applicants must be eligible for a South Carolina license, pass USMLE Step 1 and USMLE Step 2 CK/CS, or COMLEX Level 1/COMLEX Level 2 PE and CE within the last two years of medical school graduation. There should be no failed attempts on any USMLE or COMLEX examinations. Graduates with more than two failed attempts may be considered on an individual basis. The program only accepts applicants through ERAS and does not sponsor visas.

The rotation locations include various specialty clinics like pediatrics, OB/GYN, geriatrics, and general surgery. Residents have the opportunity to work at Conway Medical Center, a trusted healthcare leader serving the needs of the community for nearly a century. There is also a strong emphasis on community outreach during the second and third years of residency.

For more detailed inquiries on the Transitional Year Residency program at Conway Medical Center, interested individuals can reach out to the program coordinator, Angela Allen.