Texas Health Resources (Dallas) Program

The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas Internal Medicine Residency Program is well-established, offering three tracks for residents to choose from: subspecialty track, primary care track, or hospitalist track. Residents benefit from exposure to various fields like neurology, dermatology, and emergency medicine, crucial for internal medicine training. The program emphasizes scholarly activities and has a robust research program.

The curriculum provides comprehensive exposure to all aspects of internal medicine, including inpatient and outpatient experiences and subspecialty rotations. Residents work with a diverse patient population and various healthcare delivery systems. Teaming up with over 100 faculty members, the program fosters a collaborative environment focused on compassionate care and continuous learning.

Benefits offered include a competitive stipend, health insurance, memberships to medical associations, subscriptions to medical journals, call rooms, food allowance, retirement plan, childcare center, board review courses, parking, resident lounge, fitness facilities, and more.

Application requirements include graduating from medical school within five years of applying, passing USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 on the first attempt, and for international graduates, preference is given to those who have passed Step 3 on the first attempt. The program supports J-1 visa sponsorship for non-US citizens or non-permanent residents. Additionally, completion of at least two observerships in the United States, preferably in internal medicine, is preferred.

Residents can expect to receive thorough training with opportunities for professional growth and future pursuits in hospitalist positions, general internist roles, or various subspecialties across the country after graduation. The program focuses on providing residents with autonomy in patient care while ensuring quality.

For further information or to inquire about the program, you can contact Karen Washington, the IM Residency Coordinator at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.