Apply via ERAS no later than October 1st. We are accepting 5 interns for Academic Year
2023-2024. The Internal Medicine NRMP code is 2179140C0. The program accepts applicants from medical schools in the United States or Canada that have been accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) or from a college of osteopathic medicine in the United States that have been accredited by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA). For candidates who have graduated from a medical school outside of the United States or Canada, the program
requires a currently-valid certificate from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates prior to appointment. The program requires a passing score of 196 for USMLE Step 1 and 400 COMLEX Step 1; multiple attempts are accepted. We do not require US clinical experience. We accept J1 visas only. We do not pay to sponsor visas. We require 2 letters of recommendation. A Chair's letter is not required. VISIT FREIDA, FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE WESTERN RESERVE HOSPITAL INTERNAL MEDICINE PROGRAM The Western Reserve Health Education internal Medicine Residency Program is fully accredited by Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). Guided by performance standards established by ACGME our comprehensive curriculum progressively builds competence through technical and practice skills, attitudes, values and lifelong learning habits that prepare residents for either fellowship acquisition or private practice. The accessibility and dedication of our faculty sets our program apart from others. With more than 70 faculty members, our residents receive extensive personal instruction. Didactic and sound clinical experience completes the educational focus in ambulatory medicine, hospital-based medicine and the medical specialties. Research is an important element on your Internal Medicine curriculum and our residents are encouraged to utilize the multiple resources available to assist them, including a statistician, library and a full time librarian with his MLS. Our residency program has maintained a strong tie with Northeast Ohio Medical University. This affiliating frequently allows our residents the opportunity to facilitate their learning by teaching and working with the medical students. AdmissionsThe Western Reserve Health Education Internal Medicine Program operates under the standard academic calendar year from July-June. We participate in the National Resident Match Program, and interested candidates must apply online through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). All complete applications are reviewed on an individual basis. An application is considered complete when the following information has been received:
Selection and Appointment The Internal Medicine Residency Training Selection Committee reviews applications for nine (9) categorical PGY1 positions and six (6) preliminary PGY 1 positions each year. We select the most qualified candidates to interview and rank based on the following criteria:
Application You must register for the “Match” (NRMP), as we do not accept any applicants outside of the “Match”. Curriculum
Meet Our FacultyMeet Our ResidentsDirector's MessageDear Internal Medicine applicant: It is a pleasure to invite you to train in our community based, university affiliated program. At Western Reserve Health Education’s Trumbull campus, real life, evidence based medicine is practiced with an emphasis on progressive maturity and responsibility. Our patient’s come from all walks of life and a wide variety of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds and present with a wide variety of disease processes. This exposure facilitates not only the accumulation of medical knowledge but also the honing of interpersonal and communication skills essential to effective practice of medicine. Further, emphasis on a multidisciplinary team approach and maintenance of a collegial atmosphere with peers, ancillary staff, attendings, and other services further enhances the learning experience. In the first year of training, emphasis is on basic skills and rapid accumulation of medical knowledge needed to practice or lay the foundation for fellowship while also giving some exposure to outpatient primary care. During the second year it is expected that the learner will gain confidence and skills needed for minimally supervised to independent practice and assume a basic supervisory and teaching role with students and PGY1 residents. During the third year, fine tuning of ICU skills including the management of complex, unstable patients and a consultative role is expected along with more advanced supervision of earlier learners. Expect lively discussions at bedside and in conference and expect to be challenged! Prepare your leadership and academic skills by becoming a member of one of our many hospital committees or by participating in local, regional, or national meetings presenting your own research project or an interesting case report. Unsure of the direction of your future? We have available enthusiastic mentors to help you sort out your questions. First ACGME accredited in 1955 (as Youngstown Hospital Association), our Internal Medicine program continues to be fully ACGME accredited and continues to provide high quality training in a friendly, interactive environment. About one third of our graduates go on the fellowships of their choice, another third into primary care and the balance into Hospitalist Medicine. We are excited by your interest and hope to see you in the future. Munir Shah MD, FACP Program Director, Internal Medicine |
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