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Surgical Residency Program
A surgical training program at The Jewish Hospital has been in continual
existence since 1933. A hallmark is the small program, but highly dedicated
faculty, whose commitment to resident education has always been of
the highest order. The program offers a deep clinical experience for
the resident with exposure to all the key components of surgery.
Podiatric Surgical Residency Program 
The Department of Podiatric Surgery prides itself on its pursuit of
excellence since 1991. Throughout the three years of training that residents
at The Jewish Hospital receive, residents are exposed to a vast array
of experiences that include limb salvage procedures, rearfoot and forefoot
reconstructive surgeries and nuclear medicine and its applications
to podiatric medicine.
Internal Medicine Residency Program
The Jewish Hospital Internal Medicine residency program is dedicated
to preparing resident physicians for the practice of Internal Medicine
by providing a curriculum in accordance with ACGME guidelines for General
Internal Medicine. The ability to care for patients with a wide range
of clinical problems is one of the distinguishing characteristics of
the internist. This ability is fostered by experience on general medical
services, both inpatient and outpatient, with exposure to a wide spectrum
of diseases in various stages of acuity.
Pharmacy Residency Program
The Jewish Hospital Department of Pharmacy strives to deliver safe and appropriate patient care by promoting education, collaboration with all disciplines, and excellence within the profession and practice of pharmacy. The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program is structured according to ASHP’s Residency Learning System, and offers a combination of core and elective rotation opportunities to provide the resident with a selection of experiences to choose and learn from.
