Skip Menu Navigate: Select to Navigate... - Welcome to Internal Medicine Residency -- Welcome and Program Overview - Who We Are -- Program Leadership -- Chief Residents -- Administrative Staff -- Residents -- Graduates - Clinical Training Sites -- Inpatient Training -- Outpatient Training - Prospective Applicants -- Schedules -- Specialized Tracks -- Combined Programs -- Benefits and Salary -- Day in the Life of a Resident- Work -- Day in the Life of a Resident - Home -- Life in Galveston -- How to Apply -- Graduate Testimonials - Curriculum -- Conferences -- Simulation and POCUS -- Board Preparation -- QI and Patient Safety -- Research -- Community Medicine -- Wellness - Career Development -- Fellowships -- Primary Care -- Hospitalist Medicine -- Mentoring Program - More about Internal Medicine at UTMB Health Welcome to Internal Medicine Residency Welcome and Program Overview Who We Are Program Leadership Chief Residents Administrative Staff Residents Graduates Clinical Training Sites Inpatient Training Outpatient Training Prospective Applicants Schedules Specialized Tracks Combined Programs Benefits and Salary Day in the Life of a Resident- Work Day in the Life of a Resident - Home Life in Galveston How to Apply Graduate Testimonials Curriculum Conferences Simulation and POCUS Board Preparation QI and Patient Safety Research Community Medicine Wellness Career Development Fellowships Primary Care Hospitalist Medicine Mentoring Program More about Internal Medicine at UTMB Health Hospitalist Medicine Our goal at UTMB is to prepare our residents for any career path that they may choose. A very common career choice post-graduation is hospitalist medicine. Each year approx. 30% of our residents choose a career in Hospitalist Medicine. In addition to robust ICU and ward experiences at our primary clinical training sites, we support a career path in Hospitalist Medicine by:Alperin Team rotation: a GIM wards which objective is to give PGY-3s the opportunity to experience what is it to be “attending” on wards and to give insight to the hospitalist experience.Elective experience at UTMB Angleton-Danbury campus: this is a 30 bed community hospital. Residents interested in hospitalist medicine can rotate with the hospitalists to learn first hand what it is like to be a private hospitalist.We have a point of care ultrasound curriculum and provide Butterfly IQ handheld ultrasounds for all ward and MICU teams to use.Hands-on training simulations on central line placements, paracentesis and lumbar puncture.