Combined Psych/Medicine programs

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I have heard about a combined residency that takes five years in psych and IM. I am curious if people know how common these residencies are, why one would do one and what people practice when they are done with the residency. Is it a competitive residency? If anyone has any insight whatsoever on the subject, please share. I appreciate your time.

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27 IM/Psych residencies. It gives you the option of practicing both IM and psych or either alone. You will be double board certified.

If I had to guess based upon the strengths of each department I would say the top 3 of these are:

1) Duke
2) U Virginia
3) University of Rochester

Search FRIEDA online at <a href="http://www.ama-assn.org" target="_blank">www.ama-assn.org</a> look under medical education then FRIEDA.

Internal Medicine/Psychiatry Programs
Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center rogram Phoenix, AZ 715-03-44-017

University of Connecticut Program Hartford, CT 715-08-44-029

Tripler Army Medical Center Program Tripler AMC, HI 715-14-44-019

University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Program
Iowa City, IA 715-18-44-003

Rush-Presbyterian-St Luke's Medical Center Program
Chicago, IL 715-16-44-018

Southern Illinois University Program Springfield, IL 715-16-44-009

University of Kansas Medical Center Program Kansas City, KS 715-19-44-008

Tulane University Program New Orleans, LA 715-21-44-010

University of Massachusetts Program Worcester, MA 715-24-44-031

National Capital Consortium Program Bethesda, MD 715-23-44-021

Wayne State University Program Detroit, MI 715-25-44-022

Duke University Program Durham, NC 715-36-44-012

East Carolina University Program Greenville, NC 715-36-44-005

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Program Lebanon, NH 715-32-44-016

UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Program Pisctaway, NJ 715-33-44-023

Albert Einstein College of Medicine Program Bronx, NY 715-35-44-019

Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center Program Bronx, NY 715-35-44-016

SUNY Health Science Center at Brooklyn Program Brooklyn, NY 715-35-44-004

University of Rochester Program Rochester, NY 715-35-44-007

Medical University of South Carolina Program Charleston, SC 715-45-44-025

East Tennessee State University Program Johnson City, TN 715-47-44-028

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Program San Antonio, TX 715-48-44-024

Carilion Health System/University of Virginia (Roanoke/Salem) Program Salem, VA 715-51-44-027

University of Virginia Program Charlottesville, VA 715-51-44-002

West Virginia University (Charleston Division) Program Charleston, WV 715-55-44-014

West Virginia University (Charleston Division) Program Charleston, WV 715-51-44-014

West Virginia University Program Morgantown, WV 715-55-44-006
 
Thanks a bunch voxel. That seems to show that it isn't that widespread of an option. I wonder how established these programs are and if any of the training gets slighted because of trying to do two things at once. If anyone has any more insight on the quality of this type of residency or any other opinions I would love to hear them.
 
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