Texas Health Resources/Presbyterian Hospital of Plano Program

This is why you should consider the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano Internal Medicine Residency Program: - Focus on Resident Health and Well-Being: The program prioritizes resident health and well-being by fostering positive mental health, providing PTO, and supporting self-care throughout training. - Collaborative Learning Environment: Faculty members create a collaborative learning environment that emphasizes communication, mutual respect, and compassion in a community-based hospital. - Robust Curriculum: The curriculum includes traditional and innovative approaches to medical education, focusing on evidence-based practice and critical thinking to prepare physicians for a lifetime of learning. - Opportunities for Impact: Residents engage in quality improvement projects and clinical experiences to become impactful leaders committed to excellence and making a positive difference in the world.

Application Requirements: - Applicants should have graduated from medical school within three years of applying. - Successful completion of Step 1 and Step 2 exams on the first attempt is required. - International medical graduates are not required to have completed US observerships.

This program is committed to providing comprehensive support and education to residents, emphasizing personal well-being, professionalism, and a commitment to service. Residents receive competitive compensation, benefits, and access to educational resources essential for their training.