Southeast Health Program
Transitional year - Dothan, AL | ACGME Code: 9990100003 | NRMP Code: 2132999P0
The Transitional Year Residency Program at Southeast Health in Dothan, AL, aims to provide residents with a well-balanced educational program covering multiple clinical disciplines. Residents are supported in their professional growth and guided by skilled and experienced physicians to become top medical professionals. The one-year program offers extensive clinical experience to build a solid clinical foundation before transitioning to further residencies.
The program emphasizes physician well-being and individual professional development, with exposure to a wide variety of patients, conditions, and practice settings. The curriculum is designed to equip residents with the necessary medical knowledge and skills for their subsequent training programs or to assist in choosing a primary care specialty if required.
The program's mission is to train residents who progressively enhance the individual and societal practice of medicine by incorporating evidence-based medicine. The faculty at Southeast Health TY residency is committed to providing a supportive environment for exploring careers in primary care for those who have not yet decided to pursue a specialty.
Dr. Ravi Nallamothu serves as the Program Director, leading the Transitional Year Residency Program at Southeast Health. The faculty includes dedicated core members and the overall Graduate Medical Education Leadership is headed by Dr. James C. Jones, DO, FACEP, who serves as the Dean & Chief Academic Officer at ACOM and Senior Vice President at Southeast Health.
Exciting educational opportunities, quality patient care experiences, and a supportive learning environment are highlighted as key features of the program at Southeast Health. Residents are encouraged to consider this program for its outstanding education opportunities and quality of life that Dothan offers.
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Location
Dothan city, Alabama
Living in Dothan, AL
- Crime Rate and Safety: Dothan has a moderate crime rate but overall is considered a safe place to live. It's always advisable to take necessary precautions.
- Fun Activities: Dothan offers various recreational activities like visiting the Dothan Area Botanical Gardens, exploring Landmark Park, or attending cultural events at the Dothan Civic Center.
- Climate: Dothan has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Expect high temperatures in the summer, and occasional snowfall in the winter.
- Races and Population: Dothan has a diverse population with a mix of races, creating a vibrant community feel.
- Education: Dothan has good educational institutions, including public schools and Wallace Community College.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Dothan is lower compared to many big cities, which can be advantageous for residents.
- Nearby Cities: Montgomery is around 2 hours away by car from Dothan. Montgomery offers more extensive amenities and cultural attractions.
- Pros: Lower cost of living, diverse population, moderate climate.
- Cons: Moderate crime rate, not as bustling as bigger cities.
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