Program Overview
Summary of Residency Program
The IU School of Medicine's Graduate Medical Education in Muncie includes three residency programs: internal medicine, family medicine, and transitional year. The program aims to produce competent and compassionate physicians through a comprehensive training experience in a teaching hospital with a strong emphasis on community service, academic excellence, and research opportunities.
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Program Details
Specialty
Internal Medicine
IMG Friendly (Y/N)
Yes
IMG Friendly (detail)
The IU School of Medicine's residency program at Muncie is designed for both U.S. and international medical graduates. There is no explicit mention of their IMG acceptance rate, but the program accepts ECFMG certification and is likely to provide H1-B and J-1 visa sponsorship, making it IMG-friendly.
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Categorical Positions (detail)
Three residency programs: internal medicine, family medicine, and transitional year. Indicates the program has several categorical residents each year, but no specific number is provided. Also mentions a major teaching hospital involved.
Program Website
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221 N. Celia Avenue, MT 201, Muncie, IN 47306
Program Director
J. Matthew Neal, MD, MBA
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Current Residents
Overview
Currently, the IU School of Medicine's residency program in Muncie has a diverse group of residents enrolled in their first year (PGY-1), although specific numbers are not provided in the text. The program supports residents in engaging with the local community and offers various learning opportunities through clinical experiences and research.
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PGY-1 DO
PGY-1 IMG
Curriculum & Education
Overview
As educators, our goal is to instruct the highest quality graduates — competent and compassionate practicing physicians who are active in our community. Residents and faculty publish many articles in peer-reviewed journals and regularly present posters and abstracts at regional and national meetings. Each year, a research symposium showcases original research and case studies created by residents.
Application
The application process for the residency program is detailed on the Office of GME page. Key elements include application requirements, deadlines, and necessary materials. Specific deadlines and requirements are outlined in the 'Application Requirements' section. Additionally, interview dates and further details can often be found in the same location. Residents are encouraged to check the program’s website for updates.
# of Locations
Clinics staffed by family medicine and internal medicine residents provide low-cost medical care for nearly 25,000 patient visits each year.
Fellowship
Recent graduates of the IU School of Medicine's residency program pursue various fellowships, particularly in internal medicine and family medicine. The program promotes academic excellence and encourages residents to engage in research and publish in peer-reviewed journals, providing pathways for residents to enter subspecialties through fellowship opportunities.
Resident Life
Overview
IU School of Medicine offers three residency programs based at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital: internal medicine, family medicine and transitional year. The hospital serves as a tertiary referral center and teaching hospital for east central Indiana and was recently named as one of the top 100 teaching hospitals in the United States.
On Call Schedule
# of Years of Program
The length of the transitional year program is typically one year.
Housing
The residency program offers various housing options and support for residents, including affordable housing within Muncie and nearby amenities. The program collaborates with local entities to provide housing assistance, making living arrangements convenient for residents. Specific details about housing stipends are not provided but can be researched through the Office of GME.
Alumni
Alumni of the IU School of Medicine residency programs often pursue various fellowships, subspecialties, and academic positions after graduation. Common career paths include fellowships in internal medicine and family medicine, as well as private practice. Geographic locations where alumni work include various institutions throughout Indiana, notably in teaching hospitals and community clinics.
Salary & Benefits
Benefits Overview
Residents are entitled to school amenities both regionally and statewide, with details available through the Office of GME, which provides administrative guidance and professional development.
PGY-1 Salary
Vacation
Residents are allocated vacation time throughout the year, with specific annual leave policies in place. Unused vacation can generally be carried over into the following year, but specifics may vary by program and should be confirmed through the Office of GME. Requests for time off are subject to approval and should follow established procedures.