Rush University Medical Center/Illinois Masonic Medical Center Program
Family medicine - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 1201621543
The Rush University Medical Center/Illinois Masonic Medical Center Family Medicine Residency program at RUSH Copley focuses on training family medicine physicians to excel in providing excellent care. The program is based in a community setting at RUSH Copley Medical Center campus, emphasizing comprehensive primary and preventive healthcare.
Residents have opportunities for inpatient and outpatient practice within the medical center, which is known for high-quality care and has received top safety ratings. The program prioritizes patient-provider relationships, health literacy, clinical practice standards, and lifelong learning.
The educational experience includes clinical rotations, longitudinal experiences, and didactic sessions featuring faculty with diverse backgrounds. Residents participate in innovative clinical research, quality improvement projects, and teaching students from local medical schools.
The program emphasizes the importance of primary care and preventive medicine, offering a comprehensive curriculum aligned with the goals of the American Board of Family Medicine, ACGME, and RRC. Noteworthy, the FM residency includes structured clinical rotations, a comprehensive curriculum, and a supportive learning environment.
Application to the program requires submission through ERAS, with selection based on factors such as the ERAS application, USMLE/COMLEX scores, and personal statement showing specific interest in family medicine. Applicants must also provide required documentation such as transcripts, recommendations, and proof of graduation date.
Rush Copley Family Medicine Residency holds the Application deadline is November 30, 2023, and all interviews this season will be virtual from October 2023 through February 2024. The program maintains a balance between supervision and autonomy, offering residents hands-on experience while ensuring support and guidance when needed.
The faculty at the residency are experienced and dedicated to teaching, promoting a collegial environment. The program boasts a close-knit community atmosphere, encouraging resident wellness through monthly events and wellness sessions. Residents have multiple group learning activities to participate in, including clinical skills workshops, grand rounds, and noon conferences, ensuring a well-rounded educational experience.
The program fosters scholarly activities and encourages residents to engage in original work shared with colleagues. The Rush Copley Family Medicine Residency program has a rich history rooted in providing quality healthcare services to the community, and continues to adapt to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the diverse population it serves.
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- How to Apply | Family Medicine Residency | RUSH University
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- Curriculum Overview | Family Medicine Residency | RUSH University
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