Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center Program

The Eisenhower Army Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program offers a comprehensive three-year training program that equips residents to serve as primary care providers and consultants in general internal medicine. The curriculum is fully accredited by the ACGME and prepares graduates to sit for the American Board of Internal Medicine certifying examination.

Residents receive training in diverse settings ranging from internal medicine inpatient and intensive care to outpatient clinics and research opportunities. They have the option to explore various clinical and research activities across all medicine subspecialties. Over the past five years, residents have achieved success in research competitions at local, regional, and national levels.

The teaching staff actively engages in clinical research, with many faculty involved in funded research projects. Upon completion of the program, graduates are skilled in a full range of procedures expected of general internists, enabling them to secure challenging positions in various healthcare settings. The program boasts a high success rate for fellowship training opportunities compared to other Army MEDCENs.

The Internal Medicine Residency Program at Eisenhower Army Medical Center is recognized as one of the leading military training programs. Residents benefit from a rich clinical experience due to the facility's dual role as a primary care center and a tertiary care medical center. For those interested in training at EAMC in Augusta, Georgia, inquiries can be directed to the Internal Medicine Residency Support Office.

For additional information or to arrange interviews, prospective applicants can reach out to the designated contacts provided on the program's website.