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General Internal Medicine Fellowship applicants are physicians who have completed
at least a three year internal medicine residency in the United States, and
are board-eligible or board-certified in Internal Medicine. Family Medicine
Fellowship applicants are physicians who have completed at least a three year
Family Medicine residency in the United States, and are board-eligible or board-certified
in Family Medicine. MET (Master Educator Training) Program applicants must have
completed either Internal Medicine or Pediatrics residency. Those who apply
for the Preventive Medicine residency are physicians who have completed a clinical
residency in the United States, usually in a primary care field (Internal Medicine,
Family Medicine, Pediatrics) and are board-eligible or board-certified in their
area of training.
Most applicants are either committed to a career as an academic general internist/family
physician or want to develop specific skills in research, teaching or management
careers in other settings such as public health, industry, or special health
care delivery organizations (group practice, managed care, etc.). Applications
are reviewed on a "rolling basis".
A completed application, personal statement, curriculum vitae and at least three
references to the Fellowship program are required to apply. After review by
the Fellowship Executive Committee decisions to offer an interview are made.
Interviews are on-site and are a wonderful opportunity to ask questions and
learn more about the program. You will get a chance to meet some of the fellows
as well as senior faculty. Applicants are asked about their background and career
goals, and interests/preferences regarding the curriculum options.
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