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Appalachian Regional Healthcare, Inc. Program

Whitesburg, Kentucky

Internal Medicine

Specialty

Program Overview

Summary of Residency Program

The ARH Internal Medicine Residency Program is dedicated to training residents who will focus on serving the healthcare needs of the Appalachian community. The program emphasizes critical thinking, innovative methods, and lifelong learning to prepare residents to become proficient internists. Through this training, residents are taught to engage in shared decision-making with patients and cultivate an environment conducive to providing high-quality care while being sensitive to the unique circumstances of beneficiaries.

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Program Details

Specialty

Internal Medicine

IMG Friendly (Y/N)

Yes

IMG Friendly (detail)

The ARH Internal Medicine Residency Program does not explicitly mention acceptance for International Medical Graduates (IMG), but it does indicate that it will only accept applications through ERAS and mentions the goal of training physicians for the Appalachian population, which may imply a welcoming attitude for diverse candidates. However, more specific details about IMG acceptance rates or program requirements are not provided. Therefore, it is advisable for IMGs to directly inquire with the program regarding eligibility and acceptance policies.

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Program Director

Dr. Jonathan Piercy, MD, FAC

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Current Residents

Overview

The current residents of the ARH Internal Medicine Residency Program are geared towards comprehensive medical training that focuses on addressing the public health challenges specific to the Appalachian region. Detailed information about the individual residents’ backgrounds, specifically whether they are IMGs or MD/DO graduates, is not provided in the text.

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Curriculum & Education

Overview

The program emphasizes lifelong learning, critical thinking, and innovative practices to prepare residents to tackle various health issues prevalent in the Appalachian population while fostering a commitment to community engagement and improving overall health outcomes.

Application

The ARH Internal Medicine Residency Program accepts applications only through ERAS. The timeline for application details is not specified in the provided text.

# of Locations

Residents will gain experience at multiple facilities within the healthcare system, contributing to diverse clinical environments and patient care experiences.

Fellowship

The ARH Internal Medicine Residency Program provides training aimed at preparing residents for a comprehensive understanding and treatment of health issues faced by the Appalachian population. While specific fellowships are not explicitly listed in the text, it emphasizes a commitment to training and inspiring residents, potentially leading them to various subspecialties and career pathways. Residents may pursue fellowship opportunities post-graduation in areas that address the unique medical needs of the Appalachian community.

Resident Life

Overview

ARH Internal Medicine Residency focuses on addressing the specific health needs of the Appalachian community, aiming to train well-rounded Internal Medicine physicians proficient in responding to those challenges.

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# of Years of Program

The residency program is typically three years long (PGY-1, PGY-2, PGY-3), focusing on various areas of internal medicine and including hands-on clinical rotations.

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