Henry Ford Health/Henry Ford Jackson Hospital Program

The Internal Medicine Residency Program at Henry Ford Jackson Hospital in Detroit, MI, offers a comprehensive training experience in a 420-bed health system with Level II Trauma Center designation. Established in 2015, the program prioritizes diversity, leadership, and hard work among its residents. With a focus on individual attention, residents work closely with attendings in a team-based environment, have ample pathology exposure, and opportunities for procedures.

The program aims to provide quality medical education rooted in scientific evidence. Residents have access to attendings, without fellows, and benefit from a lack of institutional hierarchy. The program encourages resident involvement in program development and offers amenities like concierge services, employee assistance, and wellness programs.

Program leadership includes experienced core faculty members who mentor residents throughout their training. The curriculum emphasizes a balanced exposure to inpatient and outpatient settings, with flexible scheduling and opportunities for electives. Residents participate in ambulatory care, night float systems, didactics, simulations, and quality improvement projects.

Residents engage in research and scholarly activities, presenting their work at regional and national conferences. The program has a track record of successful alumni matching into fellowship programs nationwide. Located in Jackson, MI, the area offers outdoor recreation and proximity to Ann Arbor and Lansing for additional amenities.

For application to the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Henry Ford Jackson Hospital, prospective candidates must apply through ERAS, with USMLE Step 1 and 2 CK or COMLEX passing scores, ECFMG certification, letters of recommendation, personal statement, and no sponsorship offered for H1B visas. Interview invitations are sent out virtually, and the program participates in the NRMP Match.

Overall, the program provides a supportive and enriching environment for residents to develop clinical skills, engage in research, and pursue career goals in internal medicine.