Combined Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program
Program Overview
Department of Pediatrics
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) offers a Combined Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program.
Program Overview
The program provides residents with the opportunity to explore individualized interests, including research, global health, quality improvement, health disparities, POCUS, and medical education. Med-Peds residents can also participate in categorical Internal Medicine tracks and/or Pediatrics Scholars programs, with available tracks including clinical educator, health disparities, primary care, POCUS, and women's health.
Curriculum
The curriculum includes elective time for residents to explore individualized interests. Med-Peds residents are also able to participate in categorical Internal Medicine tracks and/or Pediatrics Scholars programs.
- PGY-1
- PGY-2
- PGY-3
- PGY-4
Daily Education
Education is a top priority for Med-Peds residents and faculty. The Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Categorical programs each offer daily morning report, noon conferences, as well as weekly department-sponsored grand rounds.
Simulation Education
The Pediatric Simulation Center provides a safe, realistic environment for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, and trainees to practice procedures and manage both common and rare pediatric conditions. Med-Peds residents are introduced to the center during orientation and continue to participate throughout residency.
Combined Medicine-Pediatrics Residency
The program includes:
- Program Leadership
- Our Med-Peds Residents
- Curriculum
- Med-Peds Clinical Opportunities
- Facilities
- Resident Wellness
- Our Med-Peds Faculty
- Med-Peds Alumni
- About Birmingham
- UAB GME Policies & Procedures
- Applications
- Salary & Benefits
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