UPMC Harrisburg – Harrisburg, Pa.
The internal medicine residency at UPMC Harrisburg offers a highly structured teaching curriculum in a community environment. Our program has several innovative teaching models in place, such as:
- Business skills and leadership workshops.
- Intensive board review by an independent consultant.
- Ongoing “mock code” sessions.
- Practical clinical skills course during the internship.
We also educate our faculty and residents in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). POCUS is at the forefront of internal medicine training.
House staff training takes place at UPMC Harrisburg, the main site for inpatient rotations. Outpatient continuity/ambulatory clinic experiences happen at the Kline Health Center. In addition, private doctor offices provide subspecialty ambulatory experiences in a real-life practice setting.
UPMC Lititz – Lititz, Pa.
The UPMC Lititz internal medicine residency program focuses on both inpatient and ambulatory settings. This ensures graduates prepare for practicing internal medicine or pursuing fellowship training.
Your training will primarily occur in a community hospital setting, with select subspecialty rotations taking place at larger, tertiary care hospitals. We place a strong emphasis on residents’ well-being and work-life balance.
UPMC McKeesport – McKeesport, Pa.
The internal medicine residency at UPMC McKeesport focuses on your development into a primary care doctor who keeps patients safe, happy, and trusting.
We provide broad-based clinical training in internal medicine while serving the health needs of our community. Our program’s core value is our commitment to educating and training residents to become competent doctor leaders who provide high-quality, patient-centered care. Our supportive working and learning environment fosters professional growth and guides our residents as caring and compassionate doctors.
UPMC Mercy – Pittsburgh, Pa.
UPMC Mercy and its training programs have a rich history. Mercy Hospital was the first hospital in Pittsburgh and the region’s first training hospital for resident doctors.
It welcomed everyone, regardless of race, nationality, age, gender, or religion. UPMC Mercy continues this tradition today, especially in caring for the underserved and vulnerable populations in our urban Pittsburgh setting.
We have more adult emergency department visits than any other UPMC hospital, and the only burn center in the UPMC system. UPMC Mercy is also a major referral center for people in the tristate region of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio.
As a resident, you'll provide compassionate care and thrive in a supportive and caring work and learning environment. Our goal is for our residents to become knowledgeable, capable, dedicated, and compassionate doctors. These are doctors who have prepared to meet the challenges of a fellowship or clinical practice after residency.
We attribute the success of our graduates to the welcoming, encouraging, inquisitive, and energetic culture they help to create while training at UPMC Mercy. We are family. We are Mercy.
UPMC Presbyterian – Pittsburgh, Pa.
The UPMC Presbyterian Internal Medicine Residency Program develops academic doctors who go on to lead current and future health systems.
Our main teaching site is UPMC Presbyterian, a 900-bed academic hospital that provides tertiary care for the western Pennsylvania region and beyond. It also serves as a Level 1 Trauma Center and is an internationally renowned organ transplant center.
We have a close connection with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine (a top 10 National Institutes of Health-funded institution). We also serve as the residency program affiliate for the internal medicine clerkships for Pitt medical students.
Our residency program is known for its innovative curriculum, resident-led rounds, and focus on mentorship. It's also known for opportunities to participate in groundbreaking research, care for vulnerable populations, and national expertise in medical education. You can also personalize your training through tracks and certificate programs.
UPMC Trinity – Steubenville, OH
UPMC Trinity offers a three-year categorical Internal Medicine Residency in Steubenville, Ohio, dedicated to preparing compassionate, clinically excellent internists for independent practice, fellowship, academic medicine, research, and health system leadership. Serving rural and medically underserved communities throughout the Ohio Valley, our program provides residents with broad clinical experiences and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the communities they serve.
Our rigorous and supportive learning environment emphasizes excellence in patient care, lifelong learning, professional development, resident well-being, and continuous improvement. With a resident class of 10 per year, faculty engage personally with residents and provide individualized mentorship, enabling residents to progressively develop the clinical, teaching, and leadership skills needed for their future careers.
UPMC Trinity’s academic affiliations with the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine and Duquesne University Nasuti College of Osteopathic Medicine provide opportunities for residents to engage in medical student education and a collaborative academic environment.
Our 4+1 X+Y curriculum provides a balanced approach to inpatient and outpatient training, with dedicated time for continuity clinic, academics, mentorship, scholarship, and professional development. A protected weekly academic curriculum provides focused time for interact.