MLKCH accepts just five residents a year into its Internal Medicine Residency Program (IMRP).
MLKCH Internal Medical Residency faculty are high-quality physicians drawn from the nation’s leading academic centers.
Unlike large system residencies where opportunities for direct patient care are limited, the MLKCH Internal Residency program offers enormous opportunity for direct procedural experience.
We don’t just want to train doctors, we want to train doctors with a clinician’s passion for vulnerable communities like ours and an activist’s commitment to ending health disparities. We want to produce the change-making doctors of the future.
Dr. Elaine Batchlor, CEO, MLK Community Healthcare
Trainees have broad exposure to a wide range of pathologies and comorbidities ranging from diabetes and asthma, to heart, lung and kidney disease, and more.
Team-based approach results in better outcomes for our patients as well as great opportunities for our physicians to take part in truly integrated care. Residents will work directly with:
Social medicine and opportunities for community-based care are built into our curricula.
