Corewell Health East (Troy) Program

The Family Medicine Residency program at Beaumont Hospital in Troy provides residents with an exceptional education within a supportive environment. The program aims to develop well-rounded clinicians with a focus on delivering high-quality, comprehensive healthcare to patients and their families across various practice settings.

Key highlights of the program include: - Strong emphasis on clinical exposure and learning opportunities at Beaumont Hospital in Troy, which boasts over 500 beds and a wide range of medical conditions. - Residents participate in rotations at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak for specialized training in pediatrics and obstetrics. - Robust didactic lectures and workshops covering primary care foundational principles. - Growing focus on community medicine, population health, and addiction medicine to address community healthcare needs. - Comprehensive OMT (Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment) curriculum available for both MDs and DOs. - Residents manage a diverse patient population at the Family Medicine Center onsite, fostering experience across all demographics and settings.

The program prioritizes a supportive and respectful learning environment, with a strong faculty support system. Residents are encouraged to engage in research and scholarly activities, supported by mentors across various medical specialties and access to the Beaumont Research Institute.

Application requirements for the Family Medicine Residency program include: - Completion of the ERAS application form with a personal statement and CV. - Submission of two letters of recommendation from US physicians and a medical school transcript. - USMLE or COMLEX Step 1 score (transcript required for initial review) and Step 2 if available. - International medical graduates need ECFMG certification and recent US clinical experience. - Applicants are evaluated based on academic performance, clinical skills, interpersonal abilities, and personal statement. - Invitations for interviews are sent based on the application review.

Residents rotate through diverse inpatient and outpatient experiences, with specific training tailored to meet their educational needs. The program offers unique opportunities for hands-on learning in various clinical settings, including private specialist offices and night float systems for overnight coverage and learning.

The program's focus on comprehensive training, exposure to various medical specialties, and commitment to resident development make it a valuable choice for aspiring family medicine practitioners.