Keck Medicine Program
Family medicine - Los Angeles, CA | ACGME Code: 1200500769 | NRMP Code: 2284120C0
The Keck Medicine Family Medicine Residency Program in Los Angeles offers a unique training experience focused on transforming primary care and promoting health equity. Highlights of the program include:
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Location at a leading academic institution: Residency program at the Keck School of Medicine in the heart of Los Angeles.
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Innovative Primary Care in the community: Residents experience a clinic-first model, offering continuity experiences in diverse healthcare systems and patient populations.
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Partnerships with leading teaching hospitals: Collaboration with institutions like Children's Hospital Los Angeles and Los Angeles General Medical Center for diverse training.
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Unique Street Medicine curriculum: Residents serve people experiencing homelessness in LA, focusing on health equity and social justice.
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Special interests and elective opportunities: Tracks in Street Medicine, Medical Education, College Health, and more.
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Engaging faculty and resident leadership opportunities: Mentorship by diverse faculty and chances to participate in various committees and leadership roles.
Applicants to the program should go through ERAS and be prepared to provide required application components, including USMLE/COMLEX transcripts, letters of recommendation, and more. The program values a holistic approach and does not have specific score cut-offs. Graduation within three years is preferred but not mandatory. Interviews will be conducted virtually, and the program is unfortunately not offering visa sponsorship at this time.
The curriculum includes diverse rotations at locations like Keck Family Medicine Clinic, AltaMed FQHC Clinic, Children's Hospital Los Angeles, USC Student Health Clinic, and more. Residents engage in various opportunities for learning, research, and clinical experience across different healthcare settings.
Salary for residents ranges from $67,821-$73,288 based on PGY level, with added benefits like free parking, meals, housing stipend, educational stipend, and more. Residents receive 4 weeks of vacation per year and opportunities for career development and leadership within the program.
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PGY1 Positions 6 ( 6, 6, 6 )
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Training
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Location
Los Angeles County, California
Living in Los Angeles, CA
- Crime rate and safety: Los Angeles has a moderate crime rate with certain neighborhoods having higher crime rates than others. It's recommended to research and choose a safe area to live in.
- Fun activities: Los Angeles is known for its diverse entertainment options, such as Hollywood attractions, beautiful beaches, hiking trails, museums, and vibrant nightlife.
- Climate: Los Angeles has a Mediterranean climate with mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers. It is generally sunny throughout the year.
- Races and population: Los Angeles is a melting pot of cultures with a diverse population representing various races and ethnicities.
- Education: Los Angeles is home to several prestigious universities and colleges, offering a wide range of educational opportunities.
- Cost of living: The cost of living in Los Angeles is relatively high compared to other cities in the U.S., especially when it comes to housing and transportation.
- Proximity to bigger cities: Nearby bigger cities include San Diego (about 2-3 hours drive) and San Francisco (about 6-7 hours drive), offering additional urban experiences.
- Pros: Exciting cultural opportunities, diverse culinary experiences, access to beautiful beaches, great weather, and potential networking opportunities in the entertainment industry.
- Cons: High cost of living, traffic congestion, air pollution, and housing affordability challenges.
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