Methodist Health System Dallas Program
Family medicine - Dallas, TX | ACGME Code: 1204821433 | NRMP Code: 1707120C0
The Methodist Health System Dallas Family Medicine Residency Program provides a comprehensive and flexible training environment tailored for those aspiring to become family medicine physicians. The program emphasizes the importance of preparing residents to face the challenges ahead with confidence, professionalism, patient care expertise, and compassion. It offers the flexibility to tailor training to ensure residents are both fulfilled and happy in their careers, in line with Methodist's motto, "Where life shines bright."
Application Guidelines and Requirements: - Applicants must be two or fewer years out of medical school. - While there are no minimum cutoff scores for USMLE or COMLEX, applicants are expected to have no more than one failure in these exams. - To apply, use the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and ensure to apply before the December 1st deadline. - Required materials include three letters of recommendation (one from a medical school faculty member), a letter of support from the dean of your medical school, your medical school transcript, and Part I and II USMLE scores or COMLEX I and II scores.
Program Highlights: - The program received Osteopathic Recognition from the ACGME in 2016, offering an Osteopathic Focus Track. - Residents benefit from procedural training in both common inpatient and outpatient procedures, including but not limited to central line insertion, IUD insertion, and joint injection. - Residents have the opportunity to partake in unique tracks such as Sports Medicine, International Medicine, and Geriatric Medicine, each designed to provide specialized skills and knowledge. - The program has had a 100 percent pass rate of board examinations for the past ten years, with residents starting their exam preparation from the first year. - The Integrative Medicine Track is available to PGY2 and PGY3 residents, offering a 200-hour online curriculum alongside practical experience.
Curriculum: - The curriculum is designed to maintain flexibility and maximize elective time, allowing residents to tailor their residency according to their interests and career goals. - Training includes a mix of ambulatory, inpatient, and procedural rotations across various specialties with a significant emphasis on family medicine.
Salary and Benefits: - Resident salaries start at $61,426 for the first year and increase each year thereafter. - Benefits include 20 days of vacation, up to 10 days of sick leave, 6 weeks of paid personal, medical, or caregiver leave, fully paid health insurance (including prescription benefits) for the resident and eligible family members from the first day, optional dental and vision insurance, and more. - Additional benefits include malpractice insurance with tail coverage, membership in medical societies, allowances for books, technology, presentation travel, and more.
This program is suitable for those who value a diverse patient population and hands-on experience in a supportive, community-based setting. With a strong focus on various facets of family medicine, Methodist Dallas offers ample opportunities for residents to explore their interests and customize their training experience.
Web Sources
- Family Medicine Residency | Dallas Hospital Residencies
- Family Medicine Residency Application | Methodist Health System
- Meet our Faculty | North Texas Hospitals
- Sports Medicine Track | Dallas Sports Medicine Residency
- Procedural Training | Methodist Health System
- International Medicine Track | Dallas Hospital Residency Programs
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PGY1 Positions 6 ( 6, 6, 6 )
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Dallas County, Texas
Living in Dallas, TX
- Crime Rate and Safety: Dallas has both safe and less safe neighborhoods. It's essential to research the specific area where you plan to live to ensure safety.
- Fun Activities: Dallas offers a diverse range of activities such as museums, parks, sports events, vibrant nightlife, and delicious dining options.
- Climate: Dallas has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Be prepared for high humidity during summer months.
- Races and Population: Dallas is a diverse city with a significant population of Hispanic, African American, and White residents.
- Education: Dallas is home to several universities and colleges, offering educational opportunities to residents.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Dallas is relatively affordable compared to other major cities in the U.S. Housing costs can vary depending on the neighborhood.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Dallas is approximately a 4-hour drive from Houston and a 3-hour drive from Austin. Both cities offer unique cultural experiences and amenities.
- Pros: Vibrant cultural scene, diverse population, affordable cost of living.
- Cons: Traffic congestion, humid summers, safety concerns in some neighborhoods.
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