HCA Healthcare/TriStar Nashville/Centennial Medical Center Program
Transitional year - Nashville, TN | ACGME Code: 9994700001 | NRMP Code: 2252999P0, 2252999P1
The Transitional Year Residency Program at TriStar Centennial Medical Center offers a comprehensive training experience for residents looking to develop essential clinical skills and a professional mindset. Located in vibrant Nashville, Tennessee, the program provides exposure to core medical specialties and electives in various subspecialties.
The curriculum includes: - 8 weeks of inpatient medicine - 8 weeks of ambulatory care - 4 weeks each in emergency medicine, medical intensive care unit, cardiology, and neurology - 20 weeks of electives in areas such as anesthesia, dermatology, general surgery, pediatrics, and more
Residents participate in a robust didactic curriculum, including daily activities like morning huddles, attending rounds, presentations, bedside teaching, and specialty case discussions. Weekly activities include conferences and a Yale Office-Based Medicine Curriculum, while monthly events include Grand Rounds, Journal Club, and Mortality and Morbidity (M&M) Conference.
For the 2022-2023 academic year, PGY-1 residents receive a salary of $58,677 plus benefits such as health, dental, and vision insurance, technology resources, study materials, exam fee reimbursements, and more. Residents also enjoy a vibrant community in Nashville, known for its creative energy, music scene, and work-life balance.
Application requirements include graduating from medical school within one year before the program start date. The program currently accepts J-1 visa applicants and requires applicants to submit an ECFMG Status Report with the ERAS common application. There are specific cut-off scores for USMLE and COMLEX exams, and applicants should not have had any prior failures on Step 1 or 2, and COMLEX 1 or 2.
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Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance), Tennessee
Living in Nashville, TN
- Crime Rate and Safety: Nashville has a moderate crime rate, with some areas experiencing higher crime than others. It is important to stay informed about the safety of different neighborhoods.
- Fun Activities: Nashville is known for its vibrant music scene, with numerous live music venues and events throughout the city. There are also parks, museums, and a variety of dining options to explore.
- Climate: Nashville experiences all four seasons, with hot summers and mild winters. Spring and fall are particularly pleasant times of the year.
- Races and Population: Nashville is a diverse city with a mix of different races and cultures. The population is growing steadily due to its popularity as a place to live and work.
- Education: Nashville is home to several universities and colleges, offering educational opportunities for residents and visitors alike.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Nashville is relatively moderate compared to other major cities in the US, but housing costs have been increasing in recent years.
- Nearby Cities: Larger cities like Memphis (about 3 hours drive) and Atlanta (about 4 hours drive) are within a reasonable driving distance from Nashville. Each city offers its own unique attractions and cultural experiences.
- Pros: Rich music and cultural scene, diverse population, moderate cost of living compared to other big cities.
- Cons: Some areas have higher crime rates, housing costs are rising, traffic can be congested during peak times.
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