Established in 1975 as one
of the founding graduate medical education training programs of Eastern
Virginia Medical School, the Internal Medicine Residency is an ACGME-accredited,
three-year program leading to eligibility for certification by the
American Board of Internal Medicine. The program uses the resources of
four affiliated hospitals for the provision of clinical education:
- Sentara Leigh Hospital
- Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
- Veterans Administration Medical Center
- Bon Secours DePaul Medical Center
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On Rounds with Dr. Manser |
The program emphasizes comprehensive
training in general internal medicine, which prepares our residents for
practice in primary care or general internal medicine, or to enter
advanced training in subspecialty medicine.
In addition to our categorical program, the Department of Medicine
offers a combined Internal Medicine/Geriatrics residency. At the
completion of this program, residents will be board-eligible in Internal
Medicine and Geriatrics.
The Department of Medicine offers a preliminary
internal medicine year for those physicians requiring one year of
medicine prior to entry into another medical subspecialty program, or
for those who have not decided on a subspecialty. |
