Training Sites
Our Internal Medicine training programs offer a robust experience that incorporates a wide variety of opportunities.
Inpatient training occurs at three main clinical sites:
Both categorical residency programs offer a wide variety of off-site clinical rotations, including rural and international health opportunities. Additionally, through each categorical program, our residents are introduced to the Medicine and Pediatric fellowship opportunities early in training.
Our continuity clinic model allows residents the opportunity to train in three diverse clinic settings. These clinics include Fontenelle (primary Med-Peds clinic), Midtown (Internal Medicine Clinic) and a pediatric clinic that can either be affiliated with Children's Hospital & Medical Center or a private practice location.
Hospitals

- 809-bed hospital
- Level 1 Trauma Center
- Lied Transplant Center
- Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center
- PICU and Level III NICU
- 100-bed facility with 16-bed intensive care unit.
- 24-hour emergency room

- Primary site for inpatient pediatric training
- Comprehensive children's hospital with 28-bed PICU
- Emergency department
- Hubbard Center for Children, the region's only Level IV NICU, large PICU, a state-of-the-art emergency department, and cardiac care center.
Clinics

- Internal Medicine resident clinic, managed by a resident-led board
- Socially and economically diverse patient population
- Patient Centered Medical Home with nurse case managers, behavioral health, diabetes nurse educator, social worker and a pharmacist.

- Med-Peds resident clinic
- Socially and economically diverse patient population
- Patient Centered Medical Home
- Residents have continuity clinic at one of the following sites:
- Children's Hospital Clinics
- Other community clinics, including One World Clinic - a clinic that serves primarily Spanish-speaking patients.