National Capital Consortium Program
Transitional year - Andrews AFB, MD | ACGME Code: 9992300023
This is the content of the National Capital Consortium Program's Internal Medicine Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center:
The Internal Medicine Residency program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is part of the National Capital Consortium (NCC) and offers internal medicine and subspecialty training. It is a 3-year program with a strong focus on academic medicine and clinical education. Residents have the opportunity to work with a diverse patient population, including wounded warriors, military beneficiaries, veterans, and foreign dignitaries, and are trained to be leaders in military medicine.
The program is located in Bethesda, Maryland, next to the National Institutes of Health and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU), providing residents with unique educational opportunities. The facilities at Walter Reed include 50 ICU beds, 296 patient rooms, 40 inpatient acute psychiatric beds, an ER, outpatient services, and recreational amenities.
Residents can participate in subinternships in areas such as oncology, ward medicine, medical ICU, and inpatient cardiology. There are also various clinic and consultation rotation options available in cardiology, pulmonary, infectious disease, and other specialties.
For students interested in rotating at Walter Reed during their fourth year, they can contact Ms. Carlotta Sommers. Application and information requirements for internship/returning general medical officer applicants are specified on the MODS platform.
The program holds interview sessions from July 15 to October 15, and interested applicants can reach out to the program administrators (Manuel Belisario, Caryn Moore-Barham, and Marla Redmond) for interview requests.
Overall, the NCC Internal Medicine Residency at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center offers a unique training experience within a military academic medical center setting, preparing residents to excel in military medicine and primary care.
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Andrews AFB CDP, Maryland
Living in Andrews AFB, MD
- Crime Rate and Safety: Andrews AFB is a military base, which generally offers a safe environment. The crime rate is lower compared to surrounding civilian areas.
- Fun Activities: Andrews AFB is close to Washington, D.C., where you can explore museums, cultural sites, and restaurants. Outdoor activities like hiking are also available in nearby parks.
- Climate: Andrews AFB experiences all four seasons, with warm summers and cold winters. Spring and fall are pleasant with moderate temperatures.
- Races and Population: The population on base is diverse due to the military presence. You will likely encounter people from various backgrounds.
- Education: There are schools on base for military families, and nearby areas offer good educational opportunities.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in the Andrews AFB area is moderate, with housing costs varying based on the proximity to Washington, D.C.
- Nearby Cities: Washington, D.C. is approximately 20 miles away from Andrews AFB, with a driving time of about 30-40 minutes, depending on traffic. Washington, D.C. is known for its historical landmarks, museums, and vibrant culture.
- Pros: Proximity to Washington, D.C., offers a wide range of cultural and entertainment options. The military base provides a secure community environment.
- Cons: Traffic congestion can be a challenge during peak hours when commuting to nearby cities. The weather can be extreme during winter months.
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