University of Hawaii Program

The University of Hawaii Internal Medicine Residency Program is dedicated to serving the community in Hawaii and the Pacific through education, research, and quality patient care. The program, sponsored by the University of Hawaii's John A. Burns School of Medicine, has a strong emphasis on General Internal Medicine and Ambulatory Care.

The curriculum at UHIMRP covers a wide range of medical knowledge, patient care, interpersonal and communication skills, professionalism, practice-based learning, improvement, and systems-based practice. Residents have the opportunity to engage in ambulatory care, inpatient general medicine, subspecialty focused medicine, and research. The program offers a diverse clinical experience with various rotations at different hospitals and clinics in Hawaii.

With over 80 full and part-time faculty members, including board-certified volunteer clinical faculty, residents at UHIMRP receive comprehensive training and exposure to different approaches to patient management. The multicultural character of Hawaii is reflected in the patient population, faculty, and residency program, enriching the learning environment.

For residents interested in primary care, subspecialty training, or research, UHIMRP provides a supportive learning environment with opportunities to engage in scholarly projects and elective rotations. The program aims to prepare graduates for a successful career in internal medicine, whether in primary care, subspecialty fellowship programs, hospitalist positions, academic medicine, or research.

The program leadership, including the Program Director, Dr. Reid Ikeda, and the faculty members, are actively involved in resident and student education, ensuring a high standard of training at UHIMRP. Residents have the chance to work with experienced educators and clinicians to enhance their skills and knowledge in internal medicine.

If you are considering applying to the University of Hawaii Internal Medicine Residency Program, you will have the opportunity to train in a supportive and culturally rich environment with a focus on excellence in patient care and medical education.