Graduate Medical Education (GME) is committed to promoting cultural responsiveness through cultivating an inclusive workforce

Graduate Medical Education Policy Statement

Hampton Roads has a population of 1.7 million and is the seventh largest metro in the Southeast United States. The resident physicians thrive by learning from the wide spectrum of multiracial and ethnic, socioeconomic, and diverse life experiences of our patients.  We are guided by the Brock Virginia Health Sciences diversity statement, “We strive to attract talented students, trainees, faculty, staff, and leaders who bring diverse attributes and experiences to drive our collective commitment to excellence”.  Our programs promote a workplace of inclusiveness, which fosters creativity, teamwork, culturally sensitive patient care, and an enriching training environment. We are committed to recruiting applicants who are underrepresented in medicine and are responsive to the needs of our community. 

Learn about the City of Norfolk Demographics.

Learn more about Diversity and Inclusion.

Revised:  1.17.19

Eastern Virginia Medical School is pleased to announce the EVMS 4th Year Away Rotation Grant

We provide a rich assortment of courses, events, programming, and resources that support diversity and inclusion.