Our Mission

Provide innovative and individualized training for the future leaders of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics to excel in their roles as clinicians, educators, advocates, scholars, and change-makers.  

Program Aims: 

1. Develop leaders and advocates in medicine who will be trained to provide high value, evidence-based care for all patients regardless of race, age, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation.
2. Provide residents with broad exposure to a variety of subspecialty fields in both Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, supporting individualized training tailored to the unique interests and career goals of each resident.
3. Foster clinician-educators and provide ample opportunities to teach, design, and evaluate curricula.
4. Provide early, comprehensive, and ongoing mentorship and coaching in the areas of career development, research, and scholarship.
5. Recruit, retain, and support residents and faculty from diverse backgrounds and include training and education around bias, race in medicine, and health equity.
6. Emphasize the importance of quality improvement and patient safety, in various clinical settings, and equip residents with the tools to identify barriers to high-quality, equitable care, create sustainable change, and improve patient outcomes.
7. Through education, advocacy, and community engagement, empower residents to be agents of change, advocating for policies and practices that prioritize health equity and promote the well-being of all patients and communities.
8. Create and support a culture of wellness, resiliency, and inclusivity among residents and faculty.