Sutter Health/Sutter Roseville Medical Center Program

The Sutter Roseville Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program offers a comprehensive clinical training environment with a focus on preparing future doctors for a career in medicine. The program includes general internal medicine and subspecialties clinical experience, as well as opportunities for quality improvement initiatives. Residents can expect to be well-prepared for a career in primary care, hospitalist medicine, or post-residency fellowship training.

The application process for the program starts with submissions through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Interview invitations are sent out based on the review of applications, typically beginning in October. The program does not currently sponsor J1 or H1 Visas.

Sutter Roseville Medical Center, located in Northern California, is a leading hospital with a patient-centered approach to care. The facility serves 10 counties in the greater Sacramento area and offers a full range of healthcare services, including a Level II trauma center, a Level III NICU, and a Joint Commission-recognized Primary Stroke Center.

The program director, Dr. Van Geslani, emphasizes the hospital's commitment to providing a supportive clinical training environment that aligns with Sutter Health's mission of compassion and excellence in healthcare. The curriculum is designed to equip residents with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in their future medical careers.

The program's didactic activities include various educational sessions such as basic science lectures, clinical case conferences, journal club meetings, morbidity and mortality conferences, grand rounds, quality improvement initiatives, professionalism conferences, and stress management workshops.

For more information about the Sutter Roseville Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program, interested individuals can refer to the program's website or contact Leslie Shane at [email protected].