St Elizabeth's Medical Center Program

This Internal Medicine Residency Program at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton, MA, offers both Categorical and Preliminary training opportunities. The program emphasizes a wide range of clinical exposure and provides an educational environment that promotes scholarly activities, mentorship, and career success. Residents benefit from a "4+2" block schedule model to balance inpatient and outpatient responsibilities effectively.

The program structures rotations across various departments, including Medical Wards, ICU/CCU, Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, and various subspecialty clinics, offering diverse clinical experiences. Residents engage in a robust academic enrichment program, Quality Improvement curriculum, and scholarly activities like research and national conference presentations.

Residents participate in leadership committees, Health and Wellness programs, and diverse educational activities, such as Morning Reports, Academic Half Days, Journal Clubs, and Health & Wellness Conferences. The program also supports resident-led initiatives and offers career guidance through Career Talks and Mock Code Blue Sessions.

The program leadership includes Dr. Claudia Nader as the Program Director, Dr. Bertrand Jaber as the Chair of Medicine, and other Associate Program Directors who focus on different aspects of resident development. The program offers a supportive learning environment and opportunities for professional growth.

Applicants must submit various required documents through ERAS by December 1 for consideration. The program supports IMGs and DOs and requires passing scores on USMLE or COMLEX exams. US clinical experience is preferred, and the program sponsors J-1 visas. Interviews are held on Fridays between November and January, with specific dates communicated to applicants.

For more information or to contact the program, applicants can visit the St. Elizabeth's Medical Center website.