Features

• Premier teaching hospital of Wayne State University, School of Medicine.
• Located close to the northwest suburbs of Detroit.
• Well developed curriculum with emphasis on primary care internal medicine
• Emphasis on academic excellence, ambulatory care,research, and clinical training
• 5 year ACGME accreditation
• Well balanced call schedule. 1 in 7 night call.
• ABIM examination 2002 pass rate - 100%
• Innovative teaching methods
  • On-line monthly exams
  • P.E.R.K.
  • In-house board review
  • Resident grand rounds and Journal club
  • Multi-disciplinary Medicine elective month

Our Mission

The goal of the Sinai-Grace Hospital/Wayne State University medicine residency program is to produce excellent internists who are able to utilize their interpersonal skills and knowledge gained in a clinical practice setting. Having a "home base" hospital allows working relationships to develop between resident and faculty physicians. Our program also encourages each resident to accomplish his or her career goals. Rotations and a complete range of fellowship programs are available within the Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University.

Program Description

Sinai-Grace Hospital, located in northwest Detroit, offers a uniquely structured, accredited residency program in internal Medicine. Sinai-Grace is a member of The Detroit Medical Center, a comprehensive regional health care delivery system in southeastern Michigan, and a major teaching hospital for Wayne State University School of Medicine.

The quality of our resource base including patients, facilities and faculty is unparalleled in the region. The program offers the flexibility to achieve individual goals while acquiring the depth of knowledge and experience required to successfully pass the American Board of internal Medicine (ABIM) certifying examination.

The department of internal Medicine is the largest department at Sinai-Grace Hospital. There are 24 full-time medical faculty, as well as private attending staff, dedicated to teaching. All subspecialties of internal Medicine are represented. Faculty are available to provide assistance in clinical decision making, career planning and individual counseling. We at Sinai-Grace pride ourselves with our spirit of camaraderie and have an "open door policy" between faculty and residents. We feel this fosters professional as well as personal growth and development.

Application & Contact Information

You can reach us Mon - Fri, 9.00 AM to 5.00 PM Eastern type by phone or by fax or email. All prospective applicants must apply through the ELECTRONIC RESIDENCY APPLICATION SERVICE (ERAS)

Telephone

313-966-1003

FAX

313-966-1738

Postal address

Department of Internal Medicine/Wayne State University
Sinai-Grace Hospital
6071 West Outer Drive
Detroit, MI 48235

Electronic mail

cmaurizi@dmc.org

NRMP Program Number

         1374140C0

To receive an ERAS application packet, please contact

Dean of Your Medical School if you are a US medical school student

or

ECFMG if you are an international medical school graduate
ECFMG, ERAS Program, PO Box 13467,
Philadelphia PA 19101-3467, USA
(215)-386-5900
(215)-222-5641 Fax