Emory's internal medicine Primary Care Track is a three year program that produces outstanding general internists who want to excel in careers in academic medicine and primary care.
Program Overview
The approach to learning in the primary care program is one of collaboration. This smaller program within a large academic institution is designed with a family feel in mind. Primary care residents rotate through their ambulatory blocks together as a class, learning from each other and forming close relationships. Primary care residents also engage regularly in community service, actively connecting with the patients they serve both in and out of the hospital.
A fundamental component of the Primary Care Track is participation in scholarly activity. Residents attend the Society of General Internal Medicine national meeting and are frequent contributors to the annual program.