Overview
We are home to three premier training programs in research and academic general internal medicine plus a partner fellowship with the VA Puget Sound Health Care System.
The overall goal of these programs is to prepare general internists to assume faculty and leadership positions in primary medical care, ambulatory care, and occupational and environmental health.
Equal opportunity and reasonable accommodation statement
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Programs
Academic Hospitalist Fellowship
This one-year program is designed for graduating internal medicine residents or early-career hospitalist looking to accelerate their development as clinician-educators and academic leaders.
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Addiction Medicine Fellowship
This one-year program strives to provide education in evidence-based patient care and create a supportive and comprehensive learning environment that will prepare trainees for a variety of experiences in Addiction Medicine.
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Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency
This two-year program provides physician training in the prevention and management of workplace illness and injuries and promotion of health and productivity of workers and environmental health of individuals and communities.
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MedStAR Program
The Medical Student Addiction Research (MedStAR) Program provides opportunities for medical students to participate in mentored research around substance use disorders.
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