Corewell Health East (Royal Oak) Program

The Pediatric Residency Program at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, is a three-year, 24-resident training program accredited by the ACGME. They offer eight categorical PGY-1 positions annually through the NRMP. The program aims to develop pediatricians well-versed in general pediatrics, evidence-based medicine, patient advocacy, and leadership skills. They have a structured curriculum in varied hospital-based and ambulatory settings.

Graduates of the program have a track record of achieving their career goals in competitive pediatric practices and fellowship training programs. Approximately 60% pursue pediatric subspecialties, and 40% choose general primary care pediatrics, pediatric hospital medicine, or medical education.

Application requirements include a standard ERAS application, MSPE, three letters of recommendation, medical school and USMLE transcripts, and a personal statement. They accept applications until December 1 and do not have a minimum USMLE score requirement. The program supports visa sponsorship, including H-1B and J-1 visas.

The program promotes resident wellness through various resources and activities to support the professional well-being of residents during and after training. They offer competitive salary and benefits and provide access to educational resources and certifications. Residents are encouraged to engage in scholarly activity and are required to complete a research project during their training.

Overall, the Pediatric Residency Program at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, offers a comprehensive educational experience in a collaborative environment with diverse clinical settings and supportive academic faculty.