I am seeking a PGY2 position in family medicine to begin in July 2010 in the NorthEast or SouthEast region
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PGY2 in FM to begin July 2010
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HERE ARE 2 FP Programs on the EAST COAST (Courtesy of Findaresident.com)
Program Name: JFK Medical Center Program
Specialty: Family Medicine
Program Director:Robin O Winter Address:
JFK Med Ctr
Family Med Ctr
65 James St
Edison, NJ 08818
Phone: (732) 321-7493
Fax: (732) 906-4986
Email: [email protected] Description:We are a community based Family Medicine Program located in Central New Jersey. We have 18 residents (6 per year) and in July, 2010 have one opening in our PGY-2 class. We are not accepting any applications currently for PGY1. Our program has a broadly skilled faculty, including OB Fellowship training and CAQs in Sports Medicine, Adolescent Medicine and Geritatrics. We have a strong innovative curriculum with emphasis on biopsychosocial principles, practice management, and medical informatics, including an electronic medical record in our Family Medicine Center. Our Center has a diverse patient population and is extremely busy, giving residents the extensive clinical experience they need to be ready for their own practice once they complete the program. Next Steps:Applicants for PGY-2 positions must be in good academic standing in their current program. Applications received via fax or e-mail. Submit 3 LORs, Dean¿s Letter/MPSE, Medical School Transcripts, CV, and exam scores. At least one letter must be from faculty in your current (PGY-1 year). 2009 FM Intraining examination score report is required. Additionally a program director's letter will ultimately be required for transfer and to receive full credit. All applicants must have passed USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 2 CS (equivalent for COMLEX). ECFMG Certification is required for all International Medical Graduates. If you have any questions, contact Rebecca Van Ness, Residency Coordinator at [email protected]. Additional documentation needed:California Letter n/a Cover Letter: Y Dean's Ltr/MSPE: Y ECFMG Certification: Y Letters of Recommendation: Y Medical School Transcripts: Y USMLE/COMLEX Score Reports: Y Positions Available:YearActive PositionsStart DtDescription/CriteriaLast Update DatePGY2107/01/2010Currently recruiting for PGY2 position for July 2010 03/03/2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Name: University of Maryland Program
Specialty: Family Medicine
Program Director:Yvette Rooks Address:
Univ of Maryland Med System
Univ Family Med Lower Level
29 S Paca St
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: (410) 328-4282
Fax: (410) 328-0639
Email: [email protected] Web site:http://www.umm.edu/familymed/residency/index.htm Description:Our department's main objective is to provide superior teaching and training for residents, preparing them for any type of career in family medicine. We have done that for over 30 years, and for more than 300 of our graduates who are now practicing and teaching across the country. Because we're located in the heart of a major city, University Family Medicine (UFM) and the University of Maryland Medical Center provide opportunities for residents with special interests in urban health. We care for a diverse population of West Baltimore residents, as well as those that work or study on our campus. A multitude of university faculty, staff, and their families are cared for by physicians in our office. In addition, the Student and Employee Health Service of the University of Maryland, Baltimore is part of UFM. Residents participate in the care of all of these groups alongside our faculty. We care for family medicine patients who require hospitalization on the Family Medicine Inpatient Service at the University of Maryland Medical Center, which is run entirely by our residents and faculty. Our rotations take place at the University of Maryland Medical Center and several local community hospitals. Most of the training in adult medicine, including rotations in the CCU and ICU, occurs at Union Memorial Hospital, located five miles from the University of Maryland. The University of Maryland Medical Center, with its extensive academic and clinical expertise, is utilized for our training in emergency medicine, and for a portion of the education in obstetrics and pediatrics child health. There are additional rotations in community hospitals, which complement those at the University of Maryland Medical Center. We believe this offers the types of hospital experiences that will best prepare our residents for practice. The training in behavioral sciences and the surgical sub-specialties is done completely in private practice settings. The core curriculum occurs at UFM. At UFM our residency integrates specialty skills with comprehensive patient management. Training in procedures such as colposcopy, sigmoidoscopy, endometrial biopsy and other minor office surgical procedures occurs at UFM. Our program is structured so that residents are able to meet established educational goals within their three years. In the first year, the curriculum emphasizes experiences in an array of in-patient settings. As residents progress, more time is allocated to the comprehensive and continuous experiences of UFM. Electives are chosen to complement our residents¿ skills, providing them with a well-rounded clinical education. Next Steps:The Department of Family and Community medicine is accepting interested PGY-2. Please forward your interest to Rhonda Thompson at [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Additional documentation needed:California Letter n/a Cover Letter: n/a Dean's Ltr/MSPE: Y ECFMG Certification: Y Letters of Recommendation: Y Medical School Transcripts: Y USMLE/COMLEX Score Reports: Y Positions Available:YearActive PositionsStart DtDescription/CriteriaLast Update DatePGY2107/01/2010PGY-2 position in a Family Medicine Residency Program. 02/17/2010
Program Name: JFK Medical Center Program
Specialty: Family Medicine
Program Director:Robin O Winter Address:
JFK Med Ctr
Family Med Ctr
65 James St
Edison, NJ 08818
Phone: (732) 321-7493
Fax: (732) 906-4986
Email: [email protected] Description:We are a community based Family Medicine Program located in Central New Jersey. We have 18 residents (6 per year) and in July, 2010 have one opening in our PGY-2 class. We are not accepting any applications currently for PGY1. Our program has a broadly skilled faculty, including OB Fellowship training and CAQs in Sports Medicine, Adolescent Medicine and Geritatrics. We have a strong innovative curriculum with emphasis on biopsychosocial principles, practice management, and medical informatics, including an electronic medical record in our Family Medicine Center. Our Center has a diverse patient population and is extremely busy, giving residents the extensive clinical experience they need to be ready for their own practice once they complete the program. Next Steps:Applicants for PGY-2 positions must be in good academic standing in their current program. Applications received via fax or e-mail. Submit 3 LORs, Dean¿s Letter/MPSE, Medical School Transcripts, CV, and exam scores. At least one letter must be from faculty in your current (PGY-1 year). 2009 FM Intraining examination score report is required. Additionally a program director's letter will ultimately be required for transfer and to receive full credit. All applicants must have passed USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 2 CS (equivalent for COMLEX). ECFMG Certification is required for all International Medical Graduates. If you have any questions, contact Rebecca Van Ness, Residency Coordinator at [email protected]. Additional documentation needed:California Letter n/a Cover Letter: Y Dean's Ltr/MSPE: Y ECFMG Certification: Y Letters of Recommendation: Y Medical School Transcripts: Y USMLE/COMLEX Score Reports: Y Positions Available:YearActive PositionsStart DtDescription/CriteriaLast Update DatePGY2107/01/2010Currently recruiting for PGY2 position for July 2010 03/03/2010 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Program Name: University of Maryland Program
Specialty: Family Medicine
Program Director:Yvette Rooks Address:
Univ of Maryland Med System
Univ Family Med Lower Level
29 S Paca St
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: (410) 328-4282
Fax: (410) 328-0639
Email: [email protected] Web site:http://www.umm.edu/familymed/residency/index.htm Description:Our department's main objective is to provide superior teaching and training for residents, preparing them for any type of career in family medicine. We have done that for over 30 years, and for more than 300 of our graduates who are now practicing and teaching across the country. Because we're located in the heart of a major city, University Family Medicine (UFM) and the University of Maryland Medical Center provide opportunities for residents with special interests in urban health. We care for a diverse population of West Baltimore residents, as well as those that work or study on our campus. A multitude of university faculty, staff, and their families are cared for by physicians in our office. In addition, the Student and Employee Health Service of the University of Maryland, Baltimore is part of UFM. Residents participate in the care of all of these groups alongside our faculty. We care for family medicine patients who require hospitalization on the Family Medicine Inpatient Service at the University of Maryland Medical Center, which is run entirely by our residents and faculty. Our rotations take place at the University of Maryland Medical Center and several local community hospitals. Most of the training in adult medicine, including rotations in the CCU and ICU, occurs at Union Memorial Hospital, located five miles from the University of Maryland. The University of Maryland Medical Center, with its extensive academic and clinical expertise, is utilized for our training in emergency medicine, and for a portion of the education in obstetrics and pediatrics child health. There are additional rotations in community hospitals, which complement those at the University of Maryland Medical Center. We believe this offers the types of hospital experiences that will best prepare our residents for practice. The training in behavioral sciences and the surgical sub-specialties is done completely in private practice settings. The core curriculum occurs at UFM. At UFM our residency integrates specialty skills with comprehensive patient management. Training in procedures such as colposcopy, sigmoidoscopy, endometrial biopsy and other minor office surgical procedures occurs at UFM. Our program is structured so that residents are able to meet established educational goals within their three years. In the first year, the curriculum emphasizes experiences in an array of in-patient settings. As residents progress, more time is allocated to the comprehensive and continuous experiences of UFM. Electives are chosen to complement our residents¿ skills, providing them with a well-rounded clinical education. Next Steps:The Department of Family and Community medicine is accepting interested PGY-2. Please forward your interest to Rhonda Thompson at [email protected] NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Additional documentation needed:California Letter n/a Cover Letter: n/a Dean's Ltr/MSPE: Y ECFMG Certification: Y Letters of Recommendation: Y Medical School Transcripts: Y USMLE/COMLEX Score Reports: Y Positions Available:YearActive PositionsStart DtDescription/CriteriaLast Update DatePGY2107/01/2010PGY-2 position in a Family Medicine Residency Program. 02/17/2010
If you are a graduate of an Osteopathic Medical School, Kent Hospital in Warwick, RI has an open PGY-2 spot. take a look. www.kenthospital.org
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