Crozer-Chester Medical Center Program

The Crozer-Chester Medical Center Transitional First-Year Residency Program offers a well-rounded clinical and educational experience for new doctors. The program is based at the Crozer-Chester Medical Center in Upland, Pennsylvania. With a class size of 14 residents each year, the program is known for its broad-based curriculum that is flexible to meet the needs of residents with diverse career choices. Some program highlights include census and admissions caps, a manageable call schedule, and highly supportive faculty who actively participate in medical education.

The program's curriculum divides the year into 13 four-week blocks covering various disciplines such as Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Night Float, and Electives. Residents also engage in daily didactic sessions, attendance at Attending Teaching Rounds, and a variety of conferences and sessions organized by different departments.

Applicants are required to be a 2023 graduate of an LCME- or COCA-accredited medical school to apply for the program. The program offers an annual salary and benefits package, including an educational stipend, insurance coverage, paid time off, and other perks.

Residents have the opportunity to engage in scholarly activities like quality improvement projects, case reports, and research opportunities. They can also complete an outside research elective as part of the program.

For more information on the Crozer-Chester Transitional First-Year Residency Program or application details, applicants can contact the Program Director, Dr. Christine F. Giesa, at the provided contact information on the program's website.