- Residency Programs
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Internal Medicine Residency Program
- Application Requirements
- Air Force Match Application Requirements
- Program Basics
- Regular Categorical Track
- Primary Care Track
- International Scholars Track
- Medicine-Geriatrics Integrated Training Program
- Physician-Scientist Training Program
- Why OSU
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Residents and Community
- Resident Wellness Program
- Past Residents
- Combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Residency Program
- Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine (EM/IM) Combined Residency Program
Resident Inpatient Rotations
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Rotation Structure
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Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU)
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General Medicine and Subspecialties
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James Cancer Hospital Rotations
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Ross Heart Hospital Rotations
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Inpatient Ward Services - General and Specialty
Resident Outpatient Rotations
Outpatient experiences include the Resident Continuity Clinic, the Columbus Veteran's Administration outpatient facility, primary care subspecialty practice sites and a rural community health elective in Ohio communities.
Locations:
- Martha Morehouse
- Outpatient Care East
Elective Rotation Opportunities
We provide the opportunity for residents to tailor their educational experience to build on their special interests and goals through the use of enrichment activities and electives. Elective rotations provide the opportunity for our residents to tailor their education to their individual career paths.
Some electives occur exclusively in either the inpatient or outpatient environment; while others have clinical opportunities that are in both environments.
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Inpatient Electives
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Outpatient Electives
Non-Clinical Electives
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Research
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Medical Education
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International Electives
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Quality Improvement
Educational Training Conferences
Our educational conferences are diverse in their content and format. Conferences are a core aspect of our resident training. Planned conferences help residents perfect their clinical problem solving skills and learn the critical background information and evidence that will help them become outstanding internists.
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Fundamentals of Medicine
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Tuesday Conference Block
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Grand Rounds
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Noon Conference
- More +
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Leadership Development Program
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Clinical Skills Education and Assessment Center
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Ambulatory Noon Conference
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Quality Improvement
Pathways
In addition to our education curriculum and electives provided to all residents in our department, we offer additional educational experiences tailored to a resident’s specific career goals and interests. Pathways are longitudinal throughout training and provide selected residents access to faculty experts, resources, and protected time to develop their skills. Each pathway requires an application if interested in pursuing after residency matriculation.
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Enhanced Research Pathway
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Medical Teaching and Leadership Pathway
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Enhanced Hospital Medicine Pathway
Resident Educational Sites
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University Hospital
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James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute
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The Richard M. Ross Heart Hospital
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East Hospital
Call Schedule
Night Team
At Ohio State, we felt the traditional model of inpatient long-call (ie “q4” night shifts) generates unnecessary fatigue and sacrifices both learning potential and quality of patient care. We instead created a night team responsible for the care of patients on our teaching services over night. The team collaborates with the day team to share management duties. Those on inpatient services have 6am sign-in and 5pm sign-out. For interns, the night team month is known for development in admitting patients and dealing with overnight urgent and emergent clinical scenarios. For residents, the night team month is known for building leadership and care management skills. Just as important, the camaraderie that forms between the team members over the course of the month lasts for years to follow.