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 Memorial
University Medical Center is excited about internal medicine
education. Our affiliation with Mercer University School of Medicine
is very rewarding as students from Mercer's main campus in Macon
complete their training at our Savannah campus. We constantly strive
to strengthen the overall educational experience at our facility
and all of the residents that participate in our program are certain
to benefit.
In recent years, Memorial University
Medical Center has experienced tremendous growth. We have a state-of-the-art
Rehabilitation Institute that provides inpatient and outpatient
physical rehabilitation. The Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson Cancer
Institute* at Memorial University Medical Center provides
the most advanced cancer care in the region. Our new Heart & Vascular
Institute includes 54 ICU beds and six digital angiographic suites
for cardiology (3), vascular (2), and neurovascular (1) efforts.
And, the William and Iffath Hoskins Center for Biomedical Research
is a multi-million dollar facility that houses leading-edge research and education
facilities for our residents.
Strengths of our program include:
- A friendly, motivating, educational environment
- Strong core clinical faculty dedicated to the resident experience
- Excellent subspecialty rotations
- Comprehensive educational curriculum
- Outstanding outpatient experience in patient-friendly facility
- High board pass rate history
- Affiliation with Mercer University School of Medicine
- Location in beautiful, historic, and culturally diverse
coastal city
- Research opportunities in which residents can present locally
and nationally
- Possible fellowship placement at prestigious institutions
- Hospitalist program tightly aligned with our department
Training at Memorial University Medical Center gives you
the knowledge base and clinical skills needed to provide excellent
patient care and begin a strong career in internal medicine. Residents
that graduate from our program are strong candidates for positions
in outpatient practice, hospitalist positions, and traditional primary
care. Many also decide to further their education through subspecialty
training.
Much of the information necessary to understand
our program is available on this site. Please explore the menu options listed on the left. If you have further questions
regarding internal medicine training at Memorial University
Medical Center, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
Steven L. Carpenter, M.D.
Program Director
Department of Internal Medicine
Memorial University Medical Center
912-350-7573
*The Curtis and Elizabeth Anderson
Cancer Institute at Memorial University Medical Center is
not affiliated with the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer
Center.
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