Kaiser Permanente Northern California (San Jose) Program
Psychiatry - San Jose, CA | ACGME Code: 4000500319 | NRMP Code: 2119400C0
The Psychiatry Residency Program at Kaiser Permanente Northern California in San Jose offers a dynamic training experience within Kaiser Permanente's 75-year tradition of commitment to graduate medical education. Located in Silicon Valley, residents benefit from exposure to diverse populations, enriching their educational and clinical journey. The program emphasizes developing residents into skilled psychiatrists through structured training within the Kaiser Permanente healthcare system. Residents are trained to be competent clinicians, scholars, researchers, leaders in psychiatry, advocates for patients, and skilled educators.
The program's mission focuses on training physician leaders who will transform healthcare culture and enhance community well-being through patient-centered care, collaborative teamwork, population-based care, and a holistic approach. Residents undertake longitudinal education in leadership, social advocacy, and the intersection of mental health with law and legislation.
At this time, the program does not mention specific details regarding competitiveness, application requirements, or visa support on their website.
The program boasts a diverse set of faculty members with expertise in various areas of psychiatry, offering residents a rich educational environment. The curriculum integrates inpatient and outpatient clinical experiences, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy, research, cultural competency, social advocacy, and quality improvement in social justice.
The residency program at Kaiser Permanente Northern California San Jose offers 6 PGY-1 positions through the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). They require three letters of recommendation, and applications are reviewed independently. The program provides opportunities for scholarly activity and research tracks, and residents have exposure to diverse patient populations. Residents begin psychotherapy training in PGY-2, with options for moonlighting in PGY-3 and PGY-4, subject to program director approval.
San Jose, being part of Silicon Valley, offers a vibrant and diverse living environment with a range of cultural, outdoor, and recreational activities. The program encourages applicants with varied backgrounds and provides information for international medical graduates interested in applying through ECFMG. Residents are expected to have completed supervised clinical experience in psychiatry in the United States.
For more detailed information, prospective applicants are encouraged to explore the program further on their website.
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- Psychiatry San Jose | Kaiser Permanente Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education Northern California
- Residents | Kaiser Permanente Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education Northern California
- Curriculum | Kaiser Permanente Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education Northern California
- Faculty | Kaiser Permanente Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education Northern California
- FAQ | Kaiser Permanente Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education Northern California
Team
PGY1 Positions 6 ( 6, 7, 4, 1 )
Admission
Training
Quality of Life
Location
San Jose city, California
Living in San Jose, CA
- Crime Rate and Safety: San Jose has a moderate crime rate compared to other cities in the U.S. It is essential to be cautious in certain areas, especially at night. However, overall, it is considered relatively safe.
- Fun Activities: San Jose offers a variety of recreational activities like hiking, biking, and visiting cultural sites such as the Tech Interactive and the San Jose Museum of Art.
- Climate: San Jose has a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Lows rarely go below freezing, and temperatures in the summer can reach the 80s and 90s Fahrenheit.
- Races and Population: San Jose is a diverse city with a large Asian and Hispanic population. It is known for its cultural richness and inclusivity.
- Education: San Jose is home to renowned educational institutions such as San Jose State University and offers opportunities for lifelong learning.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in San Jose is relatively high, especially in terms of housing. However, salaries in the area tend to be higher to compensate for this.
- Neighboring Cities: San Francisco and Oakland are approximately an hour's drive away from San Jose, offering access to urban amenities, cultural events, and job opportunities while living in a more suburban setting.
- Pros: Strong job market in the tech industry with companies like Google and Facebook nearby, diverse culture, good weather.
- Cons: High cost of living, traffic congestion, competitive housing market.
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