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Learn more about this hospital Internal Medicine Residency Program · Miami, FL Program Website Full access is free for physicians and medical studentsProgram Coordinator Mrs. Miriam Garcia (305) 585-5215 x1 Program Website http://www.jmhmedicine.com 46 positions Available Per Cycle 92nd percentile Alumni Publication Percentile 94th percentile Alumni Clinical Trial Percentile 1954 Founding Year The University of Miami Common Purpose reads: “At the U, we transform lives through teaching, research and service.” The University of Miami/Jackson Health System Internal Medicine Program follows the philosophy of transforming not only the lives of our patients, but also our trainees. Our mission as a program is threefold: (1) to provide high-quality care to
the residents of Miami-Dade County; (2) to provide residents with an innovative educational experience to ensure attainment of clinical knowledge, quality improvement and research, as well as leadership skills to ensure maximum success in their careers; and (3) to guide residents in developing and strengthening their individual means of achieving overall well-being by fostering a work environment and culture that supports the adoption of a lifelong commitment to wellness.
The University of Miami Common Purpose reads: “At the U, we transform lives through teaching, research and service.” The University of Miami/Jackson Health System Internal Medicine Program follows the philosophy of transforming not only the lives of our patients, but also our trainees. Our mission as a program is threefold: (1) to provide high-quality care to the residents of Miami-Dade County; (2) to provide residents with an innovative educational
experience to ensure attainment of clinical knowledge, quality improvement and research, as well as leadership skills to ensure maximum success in their careers; and (3) to guide residents in developing and strengthening their individual means of achieving overall well-being by fostering a work environment and culture that supports the adoption of a lifelong commitment to wellness.
Welcome to the University of Miami/Jackson Health System Internal Medicine Residency. I am excited to introduce you to our program. We pride ourselves on providing an innovative and flexible curriculum that allows residents to maximize career development during training. Choosing a residency program is critical to your overall career goals and finding a program that is tailored to your needs is crucial.
Welcome to the University of Miami/Jackson Health System Internal Medicine Residency. I am excited to introduce you to our program. We pride ourselves on providing an innovative and flexible curriculum that allows residents to maximize career development during training. Choosing a residency program is critical to your overall career goals and finding a program that is tailored to your needs is crucial. Our residency training is conducted throughout three very different health systems all located within the Health District in Miami. All three of our institutions are teaching hospitals with residents and fellows acting as the primary providers of clinical care. At Jackson Memorial Hospital, our Jackson Health System parent institution, this often means literally providing the first and only care that many of our patients receive, serving the underserved and the “never served” regardless of their ability to pay. At UHealth Tower, a private institution which is part of the UM Health System, residents experience a largely privately insured population; at the Bruce W. Carter Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, which is part of the Miami VA Healthcare System, our residents have the opportunity to care for our vulnerable veteran population. We are lucky enough to share faculty among all three health systems; faculty consisting of leaders in their field and, most importantly, passionate about education, clinical care and research. The variety of experiences is a definitive element in becoming a compassionate, confident, knowledgeable and resourceful internist, and affords residents the opportunity to work with patients from different countries, cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. We know our program offers the depth and breadth of experience necessary to allow graduates to achieve their desired professional goals and we strive to provide a friendly, open and supportive environment that emphasizes academic excellence and leadership. -Stefanie R. Brown, MD, FACP, FAA DescriptionWe are lucky enough to share faculty among all three health systems; faculty consisting of leaders in their field and, most importantly, passionate about education, clinical care and research. The variety of experiences is a definitive element in becoming a compassionate, confident, knowledgeable and resourceful internist, and affords residents the opportunity to work with patients from different countries, cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. We know our program offers the depth and breadth of experience necessary to allow graduates to achieve their desired professional goals and we strive to provide a friendly, open and supportive environment that emphasizes academic excellence and leadership. -Stefanie R. Brown, MD, FACP, FAA Fast FactsAccreditationAccreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Number of Residents per Year?38 Duration of Residency?3 years Program Highlights3 top-notch teaching hospitals across 3 varied health systemsInnovative & flexible curriculum with multiple career pathways & special electives for optimal career developmentSpecial resources, including an annual professional allowanceProgram CurriculumOverviewOur Internal Medicine Residency offers a three-year categorical program, as well as a one-year preliminary program. Residents from anesthesia, internal medicine-pediatrics and neurology join us on our journey in their first year of residency. Our program changes rotations every four weeks, allowing for even more flexibility than a traditional one-month block. In a twist on the traditional X+Y block scheduling, we use an innovative X+Y+Z model with a 4+2+2 block schedule. Four-week inpatient blocks are separated by two, two-week blocks, which are a mix of continuity practice and either elective, night relief, quality improvement, research, vacation or wellness. Four-week blocks are reserved for career development, critical care, emergency medicine and inpatient ward opportunities Specialized pathways provide structured career development. Our pathways include: academic medicine, global health, healthcare administration, HIV, primary care and urban health. Each pathway has a core set of electives and/or inpatient experiences designed by faculty and program leadership to capitalize on the vast opportunity within our three institutions. Year 1Four-week blocks
include: Two-week blocks include: Year 2Four-week blocks include: Two-week blocks include: Year 3Four-week blocks include: Two-week blocks include: InpatientOur inpatient ward months are divided so that each resident has a mixture of our three unique sites: Jackson Memorial Hospital, UHealth Tower and the Bruce W. Carter Department of VA Medical Center. General inpatient experiences are combined with subspecialty inpatient experiences to allow for early exposure to the breadth of inpatient medicine. Our subspecialty ward options include cardiology, hematology/oncology, HIV care and infectious disease and nephrology transplant. OutpatientOur two-week ambulatory care blocks consist of a mixture of continuity practice at each intern or resident’s assigned site (Jackson Memorial Hospital Ambulatory Care Center and UHealth Tower and VA clinics, as well as elective time. Each resident has six to seven ambulatory blocks. The block consists of four half-days of continuity and one academic half-day. On half days, when residents are not in their continuity practice, they participate in electives focused on their career development, wellness and walk-in visits. Special Courses & ElectivesHarvey: Healthcare Administration: Hospital Medicine: Procedure
Team: Point of Care Ultrasound: UM Teaching: Special ResourcesOne of the ways our program provides a truly unique experience for our residents is by offering special resources, including the Calder Medical Library on campus (also available online with access to many online journals); an annual $1,500 professional allowance in addition to another $1000 allowance in travel expenses for presenting at conferences; Step 3 USMLE reimbursement (once you start residency), as well as special courses and electives. Your FacultyStefanie R. Brown, MD, FACP, FAAP Jessica
Figueroa-Valdes, MD Chadwick Flowers, MD Ernesto Fonts, MD Erin Marcus, MD, MPH Bhavarth Shukla, MD, MPH Notable Faculty by SpecialtyAlumni Placements IncludeAllergy/ImmunologyUniversity of California, Irvine CardiologyAdvocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center EndocrinologyDuke University GastroenterologyIndiana University Bloomington GeriatricsDuke University Hematology/OncologyGeorgetown University Hospice Palliative CareJohns Hopkins University Hospital MedicineBaptist Health Infectious DiseaseCleveland Clinic NephrologyMayo Clinic Pulmonary/Critical CareGeisinger Health System RheumatologyMedical University of South Carolina Sleep MedicineUniversity of Miami/Jackson Health System |
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