Larkin Community Hospital Palm Springs Campus Program
Osteopathic neuromusculoskeletal medicine - Hialeah, FL | ACGME Code: 2751100001 | NRMP Code: 2238275R0
The Larkin Community Hospital Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Program is a three-year program accredited by ACGME that aims to provide comprehensive training in physical medicine and rehabilitation. The program requires applicants to graduate from a COCA or LCME accredited medical school and successfully complete an AOA-approved or ACGME-accredited preliminary/internship year.
Residents in this program receive extensive clinical and didactic training in evidence-based diagnosis, care, and treatment of patients to enhance their function and quality of life. The training includes rotations in inpatient and outpatient settings to ensure diverse exposure and interaction with skilled professionals in the region. The patient population is diverse diagnostically and culturally, allowing residents to practice independently in various settings upon graduation.
The program has a strong focus on developing leadership, knowledge, and expertise in physiatry. Residents have opportunities for scholarly activities such as research, teaching, and patient care. Graduates have a high board examination pass rate and are competitive for employment and fellowship positions.
The main mission of the program is to train high-quality physiatrists who can lead within academia, research, healthcare, and education. The goals and objectives include providing residents with advanced cognitive and clinical education to become competent physiatrists and inspire them to practice with excellence as leaders in the field. Residents are trained in evidence-based clinical practice, basic science principles of PM&R, technical skills, self-evaluation, communication, teaching, and professionalism.
Overall, the program aims to produce physiatrists with the necessary knowledge, clinical judgment, competencies, and attitudes to excel in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Graduates are encouraged to practice in medically underserved communities and areas of critical need in Florida. The curriculum is designed to meet ACGME Competency-Based program objectives.
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Hialeah city, Florida
Living in Hialeah, FL
- Crime Rate and Safety: Hialeah has an average crime rate compared to other cities in Florida. It is important to stay informed about safety measures and potential risks in certain areas.
- Fun Activities: Hialeah offers a variety of recreational activities, including parks, shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural events. Residents can also enjoy nearby beaches and water activities.
- Climate: Hialeah has a tropical climate with hot and humid summers and mild winters. Be prepared for occasional rain showers and hurricanes during the rainy season.
- Races and Population: Hialeah is known for its diverse population, with a large Hispanic community. Residents can experience a mix of cultures and traditions in the area.
- Education: Hialeah has several educational institutions, including schools and colleges, providing opportunities for learning and professional development.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Hialeah is slightly above the national average. Housing prices, groceries, and transportation may be higher compared to other cities.
- Proximity to Major Cities: Hialeah is located near Miami, approximately a 20-30 minute drive depending on traffic. Miami offers a vibrant nightlife, shopping districts, dining options, and cultural attractions.
Pros: Diverse community, ample recreational opportunities, proximity to Miami.
Cons: Slightly higher cost of living, occasional hurricanes, average crime rate.
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