Insight Hospital and Medical Center Chicago Program
Internal medicine - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 1401600001
Insight Hospital and Medical Center Chicago Program's Internal Medicine Residency website indicates that the program details are coming soon. The Internal Medicine Program Director is Dr. Ayham Alaga, and the Chief Resident is Syed Hussaini. The program supports J1 visa sponsorship and does not accept observerships or rotations from unaffiliated students.
For application requirements, the program prefers candidates with at least 6 months of US Clinical Experience and accepts Foreign Medical Graduates from ECFMG-accredited schools. They require a 3-digit score of 220 or above on USMLE Step 1 and USMLE Step 2 on the first attempt. Graduates from medical school within the past 5 years who are USMLE or ECFMG certified are preferred.
Insight Hospital and Medical Center Chicago Program anticipates filling six (6) Internal Medicine Categorical positions and conducts virtual interviews, with invitations sent via ERAS. More detailed information on salary and HR questions will be provided on their website, and HR inquiries will be addressed during the interview process.
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PGY1 Positions 19 ( 19, 11, 1 )
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Chicago city, Illinois
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