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The primary mission of the UBC Internal Medicine Residency Program is to train residents to attain the knowledge, skills and attitudes to become excellent general internists who are committed to upholding the highest ethical and professional standards of medicine. Residents learn to provide compassionate, respectful, patient-centered and evidence-based care in a variety of academic and community settings. The primary instructional strategy is experiential learning, which occurs through the residents’ graduated patient care responsibilities in combination with a variety of CanMEDS non medical expert learning projects.
Graduates are prepared to enter the practice of general internal medicine or to pursue fellowship training, either in general internal medicine or the subspecialties of internal medicine.
UBC offers two separate Internal Medicine programs, one in Vancouver, and the other on Vancouver Island (Victoria). The programs have their own unique cultures and advantages. Residents from both programs will have the chance to take rotations at the other program.
Click into each program for more information.
Official Program website:
https://medicine.med.ubc.ca/education/residency-vancouver/