Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program

Internal medicine - Richmond, VA | ACGME Code: 1405121433 | NRMP Code: 1743140C3, 1743140P0, 1743140C4, 1743140P2, 1743140P3, 1743140P1, 1743140C0

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The Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program in Internal Medicine aims to train well-rounded internists who are competent, caring, compassionate, and confident. The program focuses on five pillars of competency: clinical, scholarship, teaching, leadership, and resilience. Residents receive training in medical care across diverse patient populations, offering a collaborative and supportive environment.

The program emphasizes developing essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes to prepare graduates for various career paths, including entering practice, pursuing further degrees, entering a specialty, or engaging in research. Residents are challenged daily in a supportive setting where they can contribute to the science and art of medicine.

Application to the program is through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), with specific requirements such as a personal statement, medical school transcript, letters of recommendation, and USMLE or COMLEX scores. Applicants must be within four years of graduation from medical school and have a minimum of three months of U.S. or Canadian direct patient care experience.

The program offers a Categorical Track designed for individuals seeking rigorous training in general adult internal medicine or its subspecialties. Additionally, there is a Preliminary Medicine Track providing a one-year foundation for those preparing to enter advanced specialty programs.

Residents have the opportunity to participate in combined programs, such as Emergency Medicine-Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine & Pediatrics, and Internal Medicine with Geriatric Medicine Fellowship. The program is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion across all aspects of training and recruitment.

The Richmond location offers a vibrant city with cultural, recreational, and outdoor activities. Residents can enjoy a supportive community, unique events, and diverse patient populations. The program provides a comprehensive learning experience with unique features like a tandem-block schedule, subspecialty inpatient services, and a commitment to resident well-being and balance.

For more detailed information regarding application requirements, eligibility, selection process, and interview dates, interested applicants should refer to the VCU Health System Department of Internal Medicine residency program website.

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Director

Rebecca Miller

Coordinator

Henry Lewis

Team

PGY1 Positions 53 ( 53, 33, 34 )

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Fellowship Rate: 55%
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Location

Richmond city, Virginia

Population
226,610
Income
$58,988
Education
Education
45.8%
Employment
64.9%
Health
7.1%
Age
34
Crime
546
Housing
$221,000

Living in Richmond, VA

  • Crime Rate and Safety: Richmond has a mix of safe and more concerning neighborhoods. It's advisable to research the specific area you'll be living in to ensure safety.
  • Fun Activities: Richmond offers a thriving arts and culture scene, outdoor recreational opportunities, museums, historical sites, and a variety of dining options.
  • Climate: Richmond experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Be prepared for some humidity during the summer months.
  • Races and Population: Richmond has a diverse population with a mix of different races and ethnicities enriching the city's character.
  • Education: Richmond is home to several colleges and universities, providing opportunities for continued learning and cultural activities.
  • Cost of Living: The cost of living in Richmond is relatively moderate compared to some other urban areas in the U.S.
  • Proximity to Larger Cities: Richmond is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours away from bigger cities like Washington D.C. and Virginia Beach. These cities offer additional cultural and recreational opportunities.
  • Pros: Diverse cultural scene, historical significance, moderate cost of living.
  • Cons: Varied neighborhood safety, hot and humid summers.

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