Program DetailsAn OverviewSince 1967, the Departments of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Rochester have offered a four-year postdoctoral residency training program in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Graduates of the program, who become board eligible in both specialties, have pursued careers in primary care, subspecialty practices, academia, and international or public health.
Graduates of the Rochester Med/Peds program are ardent advocates of combined postgraduate education and are leaders in Med/Peds practice and program development, both locally and nationally. We invite you to visit the University, talk with our current residents, and to seriously consider the many opportunities you'll discover in Rochester.
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The fundamental goal of the Internal Medicine/Pediatrics (Med/Peds)
program is to educate physicians who wish to provide health care for
people of all ages. The rigorous curriculum prepares
graduates to provide direct patient care, pursue further study in a subspecialty,
and to participate in worldwide health care delivery. Above all,
each graduate of the Med/Peds program becomes a competent, thorough physician
with an in-depth knowledge of both specialties.