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Join our resident, Daniel Tadeo, MD, as he shares his experience in our residency program. This is an ongoing story told over multiple episodes.
Stay tuned and be sure to check in to see how Daniel’s doing.
Our residency program offers a premier learning environment that balances both inpatient and outpatient training for a more comprehensive educational experience. Residents will be taught and mentored by members of the highly selective Mid-Atlantic States Permanente Medical Group, one of the top medical groups in the country that has achieved recognition for quality
You will get to learn in an educational setting where your training and education are the primary focus. Our faculty have the time to truly dedicate themselves to teaching, so they can provide the personalized attention each resident needs to build a solid foundation of medical knowledge. Mentors are also assigned to each resident upon matriculation, and are readily available to provide support and guidance.
Our program will provide outstanding training that aligns with the values of patient-centered care, including respect for patient preferences, emotional support, and care continuity. Our integrated system—which combines quality health care with an award-winning health plan—streamlines operations for our doctors, relieving them of unnecessary administrative tasks. This allows our physicians and residents to keep the focus on our patients’ care in order to deliver the best possible outcomes.
My experience with the residency program so far has been wonderful. The attendings, staff, and faculty are so supportive and accommodating; they really want you to strive and succeed as a physician. Despite being a smaller program, we see a large array of complex health conditions and diverse populations so there is never a dull moment on Wards. Likewise, my co-residents are fantastic. They motivative me to do my best every day; I look forward to working at the Hospital or in the clinic because I get to see them.
Shannon Menezes, MD, PGY-2
This program values what is valuable in post-graduate medical education: the time and consideration needed for patients and their care – with appropriate patient volumes and a host of ancillary support to facilitate care, space for learning and education – with the most dedicated, absolutely fantastic attendings in all specialties and with fiercely protected teaching time such as academic halfdays and daily noon conference and resident’s wellness – with a barrage of golden weekends and respected wellness time and most importantly: an ever-supportive culture from our faculty and leaders.
Jacqueline Kowitz, MD, PGY-3
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