I followed this link from the Anesthesia pages to the ACGME's list of programs on probation- here are the medicine programs. The first date is when they went on probation, and the second is their next review.

http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/reports/pbProgs.asp

[1401121099] University of Florida Health Science Center/Jacksonville Program
Internal Medicine
Univ of Florida Health Science Ctr Jacksonville
Department of Medicine
653-1 West 8th St, LRC 2nd Fl
Jacksonville, FL 32209
N. S. Nahman, MD Probationary Accreditation
Effective: 9/7/2003 5/3/2005

[1402121148] Louisiana State University (Shreveport) Program
Internal Medicine
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130
Larry E. Slay, MD Probationary Accreditation
Effective: 5/22/2005 10/11/2005

[1404131391] Northeastern Pennsylvania Hospitals Program
Internal Medicine
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Department of Medicine
1111 East End Boulevard
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711
Ramesh M. Shah, MD Probationary Accreditation
Effective: 2/1/2003

[1404211395] Hospital Episcopal San Lucas/Ponce School of Medicine Program
Internal Medicine
Hospital Episcopal San Lucas
Department of Medicine
P.O. Box 336810
Ponce, PR 00733
Orlando L. Vazquez-Torres, MD Probationary Accreditation
Effective: 2/1/2003 4/1/2005

[1405421434] University of Washington Program
Internal Medicine
University of Washington Medical Center
Department of Medicine
Box 356421
Seattle, WA 98195-6421
James F. Wallace, MD Probationary Accreditation
Effective: 5/21/2005 11/17/2005

wow, university of washington is on the list..

wasnt John Hopkins also on the list a while back?

I don't know about Hopkins. Yeah, UW's on the list. Their review is coming up this month, so I guess we'll all know pretty soon if they are in the clear or if they are shut down. I'm sure they fixed their problems. There is no way they would let their medicine residency go under.

I don't know about Hopkins. Yeah, UW's on the list. Their review is coming up this month, so I guess we'll all know pretty soon if they are in the clear or if they are shut down. I'm sure they fixed their problems. There is no way they would let their medicine residency go under.

Hopkins was a bit different - they weren't just on probation, they actually lost accreditation (according to a fellow I know who was there when they got shut down). Not sure how they got it back, but they did.

Yes, UW is doing everything they can to ensure they get off of probation after this next visit. I did an away rotation there last month and the work hours were under constant review. They were constantly changing the call schedule and shifting workload around to get every rotation in compliance. The program leadership is not taking it lightly at all, so hopefully their hard work will pay off.