Residency Programs Update HR Committee Board of Trustees Meeting - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Residency Programs Update HR Committee – Board of Trustees Meeting January 9 th 2019 Tony Redmond–CHRO

Internal Medicine Residency Program Update Board of Trustees HR Committee

An Enduring History Internal Medicine Residency since 1955 •

Our IM Programs Residents • • Preliminary/Transitional • Primary Care • Categorical/Traditional

Core Faculty Hena Borneo, DO Jenny Cohen, MD Alejandro Diaz, MD Davida Flattery, DO Western University of Health University of California, Universidad Xochicalco Touro University College of Sciences San Francisco School of Medicine Osteopathic Medicine Benny Liu, MD Scott Lynch, MD Sunita Mistry, MD, FACP Steven Sackrin, MD Archana Sridhar, MD, M. Ed University of Texas - St. George’s University St. George’s University University of California, Harvard Medical School Medical Branch at School of Medicine School of Medicine San Francisco Galveston Shelene Stine, MD Monish Ullal, MD Robert Wong, MD, MS Lijia Xie, MD Emory University University of California, Stanford University University of California, School of Medicine San Francisco San Diego

Our Mission To graduate physician leaders who will provide high-quality, biopsychosocially oriented, culturally relevant care to vulnerable populations

Our Community

2012-2018 IM Interns White 22% Black 11% Hispanic 10% Asian URM 8% Other URM 5% Other 44%

2012-2018 IM Interns # URM 16 14 2012 28% 2012 12 2013 28% 2013 10 2014 48% 2014 8 2015 2015 45% 6 2016 2016 34% 4 2017 2017 28% 2018 2 2018 37% 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 National URM enrollment in IM Residencies 17%

Language Fluency  88% of current IM residents are multilingual  Languages spoken  Spanish  Vietnamese  Tagalog  Arabic  Cantonese  Farsi  Hindi  Tigrinya  Amharic  French  Other

What do our residents do after graduation? Categorical graduates 30% fellowships • 60% hospitalists • 10% outpatient medicine • Primary care graduates 80-100% primary care •

Graduates Practicing in Underserved Areas– 1 st year  2018 10/21 48%  2017 8/15 53%  2016 5/14 36%

Program Highlights • 3+1 schedule • Academic half-day • Home visit program • Pathways • Ultrasound curriculum • Primary care program • Simulation medicine • Human Rights Clinic • Buprenorphine administration training • Community Outreach

Fellowships Pulmonary-Critical Care Rheumatology CPMC Cedars-Sinai UCSF Stanford UC Irvine UCLA Olive View UC Davis UCSF Fresno Infectious Disease/HIV Cardiology University of Washington CPMC Brown UCLA Harbor Sloan Kettering University of Oklahoma UCSF Gastroenterology Hepatology University of Arizona University of Miami Mayo Clinic Hematology-Oncology Endocrinology UC Davis UCSF Nephrology Good Samaritan Arizona Stanford Allergy and Immunology UC Davis Mount Sinai Palliative Care Clinical Informatics UCSF UCSF