Prisma Health Program

This Prisma Health Internal Medicine Residency Program in Columbia offers a comprehensive training experience in a large Level I Trauma Center, acting as the primary referral center in the region.

The program emphasizes providing a broad range of experiences, including inpatient general medicine, medical intensive care, critical care, outpatient primary care, and various subspecialties. Residents have the opportunity to rotate through different specialties during their training, offering a balanced mix of inpatient and outpatient experiences.

One highlight of the program is the emphasis on inter-professional healthcare and the use of bedside or point of care ultrasound to enhance patient care efficiency. The program also offers a primary care track for residents interested in pursuing outpatient medicine.

The program's curriculum includes a mix of inpatient, ambulatory, and elective rotations tailored to different levels of training. Residents have access to dedicated board preparation didactics and peer-to-peer board review sessions to help achieve consistent high board pass rates.

For application requirements, all materials are received through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Graduation from an approved medical school and eligibility for licensure in South Carolina are necessary for acceptance. The program conducts interviews in November, December, and January, with a holistic review of applications.

The faculty members of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Prisma Health in Columbia are experienced clinicians and educators committed to providing a supportive and educational environment for resident physicians. They offer mentorship and guidance to help residents achieve their personal and professional goals.

Overall, the Prisma Health Internal Medicine Residency Program in Columbia provides a comprehensive training experience with a focus on patient-centered care, diverse clinical exposure, and educational support to prepare residents for successful careers in internal medicine.