ECU Health Medical Center/East Carolina University Program
Family medicine - Greenville, NC | ACGME Code: 1203621533
The Family Medicine Residency Programs at ECU Health Medical Center/East Carolina University offer both standard and rural family medicine residency programs. These programs aim to provide comprehensive training to medical students to prepare them for a wide variety of practice settings.
Application Criteria: - Current US or International medical students - Graduated from medical school within the past 2 years - Valid ECFMG certification for international medical school graduates - Must be a US citizen, permanent US resident, or eligible for J-1 Visa - Passed USMLE Part I and Part II within 2 attempts - Three letters of recommendation with at least one from a Family Medicine physician - Demonstrated commitment to family medicine and primary care
Residency Structure: - Both programs provide a wide range of training experiences, including outpatient and inpatient rotations. - Residents work with various specialists in outpatient clinics, such as orthopedics, sports medicine, and others. - Extensive opportunities for procedural skills training in both simple and advanced procedures. - Residents are involved in didactic sessions, Grand Rounds lectures, and teaching medical students.
Training Sites: - Primary teaching sites include the ECU Family Medicine Center and ECU Health Medical Center, providing diverse patient populations and advanced medical facilities. - Rural residents spend time at Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center/Ahoskie or Goshen Medical Center/Beulaville and affiliated hospitals. - Additional community rotations and electives are available for enhanced learning experiences.
Residents: - A detailed list of residents in each class is provided for both the standard and rural programs, showcasing the diverse backgrounds and educational institutions they represent. - Residents have opportunities to be involved in leadership roles within the programs.
Overall, the Family Medicine Residency Programs at ECU aim to provide a well-rounded and supportive environment for residents to excel in their training and prepare for future practice opportunities.
Web Sources
- Family Medicine Residency Programs | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
- Family Medicine Residency – How to Apply | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
- Family Medicine Residency – Residents | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
- Family Medicine Residency – Standard Program | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
- Residency Division | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
- Family Medicine Residency – Frequently Asked Questions | Department of Family Medicine | ECU
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Greenville city, North Carolina
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