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Program Highlights
Our Strengths
- A well-balanced program with a diverse patient population and pathology in both inpatient and ambulatory settings between urban Southfield and suburban Novi Campus
- Strong emphasis on resident wellness
- Four major in-house fellowships including Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Hematology/Oncology, and Pulmonary Critical Care
- Southeast Michigan Campus of Michigan State University College of Human Medicine; clinical site of Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine and the American University of the Caribbean. Over a hundred medical students rotate annually
- Stimulating environment for medical education, with 18 other residency and fellowship programs, and over 200 house staff
- Full-time core faculty with diverse interests, training, and attributes
- Excellent clinical research infrastructure
- Full ACGME 10-year accreditation through 2024
- ABIM pass rate 3-year average of 93%; 100% of our graduates from the last 3 years are board certified
Educational Resources
At Henry Ford Hospital – Providence, our Internal Medicine Residency Program is committed to providing a comprehensive educational experience supported by a wide range of high-quality resources.
All residents receive a subscription to MKSAP (Medical Knowledge Self-Assessment Program), which serves as a foundational tool for board review and internal medicine education throughout their training. In addition, during their third year, residents are provided with a one-year subscription to UWorld, further enhancing their preparation for board certification and clinical practice.
Residents also benefit from institutional access to UpToDate, along with a variety of other leading medical reference tools, ensuring access to current, evidence-based clinical information at the point of care.
To support professional growth and lifelong learning, each resident is allocated dedicated annual CME funds, which may be used to attend national conferences, workshops, or specialized training programs.
Our program is dedicated to equipping residents with the tools and resources necessary for success—both during residency and beyond.