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Palmetto General Hospital Program

Hialeah, Florida

Internal Medicine

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The Internal Medicine residency at Palmetto General Hospital offers a high-quality academic program supported by a nurturing learning environment with accessible faculty members and career guidance. The curriculum follows the American College of Physicians guidelines, preparing residents for the ABIM certification examination. Residents participate in morning reports, lectures, and outpatient clinics, benefiting from competitive salary and educational stipends.

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Program Details

Specialty

Internal Medicine

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

Yes

IMG Friendly (detail)

Yes, we have a tradition of accepting graduates from any accredited medical school.

Categorical Positions

20

Categorical Positions (detail)

The Internal Medicine residency accepts 20 residents a year.

Program Website

Address

2001 W 68 Street, Hialeah, FL 33016

Program Director

Derek Almendares, DO

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Current Residents

Overview

The Internal Medicine residency program accepts 20 new residents each year and aims to maintain a diverse and inclusive training environment. The program fosters a supportive atmosphere with faculty mentorship, electives for broader experiences, and a holistic approach to resident selection.

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PGY-1 IMG

Curriculum & Education

Overview

The academic schedule is created monthly by the program director and academic chief resident. The program follows the American College of Physicians (ACP) curriculum to provide a comprehensive and high-yield educational experience. All residents are scheduled for one half-day outpatient clinic session per week, and a night float system is utilized for overnight rotations.

Application

Palmetto General Hospital participates in the Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS) and has 20 PGY-1 positions available. Interviews are conducted between October and February, with applicants notified via email about available interview dates. A complete application must be submitted to qualify for an interview.

# of Locations

The program offers several elective rotations at Palmetto General Hospital.

Fellowship

Graduates can choose to pursue careers in primary care internal medicine or to continue with fellowship training in one of the medical subspecialties. The faculty provides guidance for both job placement and the fellowship application process.

Resident Life

Overview

The Internal Medicine residency offers a high-quality academic program complemented by a uniquely supportive learning environment.

On Call Schedule

Our program conveniently utilizes a night float system, which is an overnight rotation that covers admitted inpatients and admits new medical patients overnight, after the day teams go home.

# of Years of Program

36 months

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Alumni

Graduates can pursue careers in primary care internal medicine or continue with fellowship training in medical subspecialties. The specifics of the fellowships or positions alumni commonly pursue are not detailed.

Salary & Benefits

Benefits Overview

Salary: Competitive regional salary that is reviewed annually by residents and faculty. Medical Insurance: Several Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA Health Plan options. Dental Insurance: Offered through Ameritas. Malpractice insurance: Provided for all trainees. Daily meal stipend: For all residents and fellows. Educational stipend: Covers relevant books, computer programs, and travel; also covers USMLE and COMLEX exams.

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