Combined programs in Medicine-Pediatrics offer students the opportunity for in-depth training in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. While this career path provides exceptional training for primary care, Med-Peds also provides the option of completing subspecialty training in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or both. At the end of the four-year training program, physicians are eligible for Board certification in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Graduates go on to practice in outpatient and inpatient settings, academic or private practices, and primary care or subspecialty practices. It’s a great way to obtain outstanding training to care for all members of the family.
Residency training information:
- Duration of training (number of years): Four years
- Number of programs nationally: 79 programs
- Number of entering residency positions per year: 362
- Types of fellowships or subspecialties: All medicine & pediatric subspecialties
- Type of Match: Regular
- Overall competitiveness: Moderately Competitive (good chance of matching for average student)
Primary faculty contact person for M1 and M2 students:
- Michael Lukela, M.D., (mlukela@umich.edu)
Program Director
Phone: 936-4385
Medical Student Club or Interest Group:
M3/M4 student interest group
Informal group meetings with Med-Peds Program Directors
Program Director
Michael Lukela,
M.D., (mlukela@umich.edu)
Phone: 936-4385
Associate Program Director
Namita Sachdev, M.D., (nsachdev@umich.edu)
Shadowing or mentoring
experiences available to M1 or M2 students:
- Michael Lukela,
M.D., (mlukela@umich.edu)
Program Director
- University of
Michigan Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program
http://www.med.umich.edu/intmed/med-peds/
- National
Medicine-Pediatric Residents Association (NMPRA)
http://www.medpeds.org
- American Academy of
Pediatrics-Section on Medicine-Pediatrics
http://www.aap.org/sections/med-peds/
Suggested journals, books or other information for interested students:
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