Residency Program Medical Students Continuing Education (CME)

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Academic programs at UTMB include the training of approximately 2,500 students
UTMB ranked 19th among 121 United States medical schools receiving funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Housestaff Manual

Mission Statement Application, Procedures and Requirements Required Resident Pediatric Competencies of ACGME Goals and Objective by Competencies Resident Supervision / Procedure-specific Credentialing Resident Evaluation Resident Advancement Criteria USLME and In Service Training Exam Policies Faculty Advisors Resident Curriculum Med-Peds Resident Curriculum On-Call Schedule Duty Hours Electives Resident Leave Moonlighting Departmental and University Teaching Conferences Resident Scholarly Projects Subspecialty Alternate Training Pathways

Subspecialty Alternate Training Pathways

The American Board of Pediatrics has outlined new alternative pathways for Pediatric residency training that allows flexibility for residents interested in careers in sub-specialties, research, and combined specialties. The residency program at UTMB fully embraces these recommendations and encourages residents to seek a training pathway that fulfills their career goals. Research strengths presently at UTMB include, among others, vaccine development, infectious diseases and tropical medicine, allergy-immunology and environmental air quality and neonatology/perinatology. For further questions contact Dr. Edward Brooks at ebrooks@utmb.edu.