Primary Care Residency Program

General internists know some of the truly rewarding aspects of medical practice. Care of the whole patient is in the generalist's hands-from bumps and bruises to complex illnesses to matters of emotional well-being. In recognition of the prominence that general internal medicine plays in the realm of health care, the Department of Medicine at Emory University School of Medicine has created the Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency. >>more

Faculty Development

Teaching skills are the essence of a clinician educator. It is our belief that teachers may improve their skills by being cognitively aware of recommendations of experts and possible teaching strategies and theories, reflective in their work as teachers, and being observed and given feedback by peers, as well as given opportunities to practice different skills. Graduates of the Faculty Development Program have won many teaching awards including the "Golden Apple Award" on three occasions. >>more

Junior Medicine Clerkship

The junior medicine clerkship is a twelve-week rotation. Eight weeks are spent at Grady Memorial Hospital and four weeks at the VA Hospital. Each hospital provides unique learning opportunities and exposes you to a wide range of medical diseases. The two experiences complement each other and should provide you with a solid foundation of medical knowledge that you can apply to any field you might choose. >>more

Senior Medicine Clerkship

The Senior Medicine Required Clerkship has been among the most popular and best rated courses in the Medical School. The Division of General Medicine provides the vast majority of the attending staff for the medical teams. The faculty in the Division also provide supervision for learning better history and physical exam skills.>>more

Continuing Medical Education