Didactics
At our institution, we prioritize comprehensive education and professional development within our Internal Medicine Residency Program. Our commitment extends beyond clinical rotations and hands-on experiences; we also offer a robust array of didactic sessions designed to enrich residents' knowledge base and clinical skills. Our didactics cover core internal medicine topics, evidence-based medicine, clinical skills training, morbidity and mortality review, grand rounds, journal clubs, board review sessions, subspecialty lectures, and interprofessional education.
Through these structured educational sessions, residents benefit from high-quality instruction led by experienced faculty members, guest speakers, and senior residents. We believe that fostering a dynamic learning environment that integrates didactic education with practical clinical experiences is essential for producing well-rounded, competent physicians poised for success in internal medicine and beyond.
Some of the benefits and features of our didactics are as follows:
- 11:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. - Daily Case Report by inpatient team
- Board Review - ACP, UWORLD
- Journal Club
- Morbidity - Mortality Conference
- Core Lectures
- Internal Medicine Review
- MKSAP
- ICU cases/fellow lectures
- Clinic talks - Yale Review
- Ultrasound lectures/seminars
- Research conference
- Catered lunch provided