University of Louisville School of Medicine Program

The University of Louisville School of Medicine offers training in Combined Internal Medicine & Pediatrics (Med-Peds) since 1987. The residents in this integrated residency program are trained to provide outstanding clinical care to adults and children in various settings while also advocating for and leading within their communities. The program is open to all eligible applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.

The program's faculty are highly committed teachers who are enthusiastic about providing compassionate care based on evidence.

Key Points: - Leadership: The Program Director is Dr. Laura Workman, who is a native of Louisville and a graduate of the University of Louisville Med-Peds Residency Program. - Program Size: The program accepts five interns annually. - Application Process: The application process is competitive but committed to providing a holistic review to select candidates that will thrive in the program. - Didactics and Conferences: Residents attend weekly Med-Peds conferences, skills workshops, and board review sessions, and have access to online resources for study. - Hospital Experience: Residents spend time at University Hospital, VA Medical Center, Jewish Hospital, and Norton Children's Hospital for inpatient rotations. - Global Health and Underserved Populations: Residents have opportunities for international rotations and engaging with local community organizations as part of their training.

Residents benefit from various educational resources and opportunities for career development within this inclusive and supportive training environment. The program values diversity and enhances residents' learning experiences through a wide range of clinical exposures and educational activities.