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At NHRMC, we feel that excellent training in general internal medicine is an important educational foundation that can lead to many successful career paths for our residents. In the past five years, our residents have chosen to pursue varying careers after completing residency, including positions in academic general internal medicine, primary care/private practice, and hospitalist work. About one-third of these residents take positions locally (in southeastern North Carolina), and over half (53%) stay in-state. A number of our residents have also obtained subspecialty fellowship positions at prestigious university medical centers across the country.
Graduate Career Choices 2005 - 2011
Fellowship positions obtained: 2005 to 2011
Cardiology - Tulane University
Endocrinology - Duke University
Endocrinology - National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Geriatrics - UNC-Chapel Hill (two residents)
Hematology-Oncology - East Carolina University
Hematology-Oncology - University of Kentucky, Louisville
Hospital Medicine (fellowship) - Cleveland Clinic
Immunology - Duke University
Nephrology - East Carolina University (two residents)
Pulmonary/Critical Care - Stanford University
Pulmonary/Critical Care - West Virginia University
Rheumatology - Harvard University
Vascular Medicine - The Mayo Clinic
Vascular Medicine - Wake Forest University
Critical Care - SUNY
For more information on our program, please contact:
Ruth H. Smith, Program Administrator
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
SEAHEC
imresidency@seahec.net
910.667.9308
910.762.6800 fax
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