Michael Reese Hospital/University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Program
Internal medicine - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 1401611117
The University of Illinois College of Medicine's Internal Medicine Residency Program is known for its advocacy for underserved patient populations and comprehensive education. The program offers a three-year ACGME-accredited Categorical Internal Medicine Residency at the University of Illinois Hospital and the Jesse Brown Veterans Administration Medical Center. Also available are Preliminary Medicine programs and combined residencies in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, as well as Internal Medicine and Emergency Medicine.
Specialized tracks within the program include the Academic Internal Medicine Track for those interested in clinical research, the Global Health Advocates and Scholars Tracks, the Leaders for Local Change certificate program for urban health leaders, and the Medical Education Track for those pursuing academic and medical education careers. Additionally, there are tracks focusing on Innovation in Internal Medicine, Physician and Scientist Development, and the Simulating Access to Research in Residency (StARR) Program.
Residents at the University of Illinois Chicago Internal Medicine Residency have access to advanced training opportunities and exposure to diverse patient populations at the training sites of the University of Illinois Hospital and the Jesse Brown Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The program fosters a supportive learning environment with a family-like atmosphere and opportunities for residents to develop autonomy in their decision-making.
For more details about the program and application process, interested individuals can explore the program's detailed website.
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