Program Overview
Summary of Residency Program
The Family Medicine Residency at IU School of Medicine is a comprehensive three-year training program that integrates community and academic medicine across four locations in Indiana. It prepares residents to provide preventive care, routine and emergency treatment, and emotional support to patients. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, covering crucial aspects of family medicine and allowing exploration of special interests within the field. Concurrently, residents receive access to diverse patient populations and ample resources for research and training.
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Program Details
Specialty
Family Medicine
IMG Friendly (Y/N)
Yes
IMG Friendly (detail)
The IU School of Medicine's Family Medicine Residency programs are open to International Medical Graduates (IMGs), although specific acceptance rates are not provided in the text. The residency offers ECFMG certification support, suggesting that IMGs are encouraged to apply. The program features several training locations across Indiana, which may or may not have distinct eligibility criteria for IMGs. Additionally, as part of the application process, candidates should check for any visa sponsorship details relevant to their residency application.
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980 Indiana Avenue, Lockefield Village 1164, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Current Residents
Overview
The current residents include individuals training across various specialties within family medicine, with a focus on community-oriented primary care. Specific details about the number of PGY-1 residents or their backgrounds are currently unavailable. The residency aims to balance a supportive environment with high academic standards.
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Curriculum & Education
Overview
The Family Medicine Residency program involves training in a community-based environment providing a full spectrum of family medicine, alongside opportunities for specialized training.
Application
The application requirements for the Family Medicine Residency at IU School of Medicine include submitting an application through ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service). Key deadlines for the application process are as follows: The deadline for submitting applications typically falls in the early months of the year (exact date may vary each year, check the website for the precise date). Interview dates take place during the winter and early spring months. Applicants should also submit their CV, personal statement, and letters of recommendation alongside their ERAS application.
# of Locations
Four locations throughout Indiana
Fellowship
The IU School of Medicine provides opportunities for fellowships in various specialties after residency, and residents are encouraged to participate in post-graduate education. Specific fellowships are likely available, especially in family medicine, internal medicine, and other specialties. Information regarding affiliated institutions for fellowships is encouraged to be sought directly.
Resident Life
Overview
The IU School of Medicine offers four Family Medicine Residency programs located throughout Indiana. All family medicine residents are trained to identify the preventive needs of patients, promote healthy lifestyles, provide ongoing routine care and emotional support, diagnose and treat acute and chronic illness, and work with consultants and other physician specialists to care for unusual and complex medical problems.
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# of Years of Program
Three years.
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