Thank you for your interest in the University of Central Florida College of Medicine/HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education Consortium's Transitional Year residency program.
The program became accredited by the ACGME in December 2016 and welcomed its inaugural class in July 2017.
Our program's educational goals are to teach outstanding patient care, model professionalism at all times, and create habits of continuous intellectual growth. We achieve these goals through the provision of physician exposure to a wide range of patients, clinical conditions, and practice settings.
Our patient care curriculum is grounded in well-rounded clinical experience and all transitional year residents are encouraged to enhance their knowledge base and clinical skills by rotating through a variety of disciplines.
Our residents' well-being is also an essential part of the curriculum to ensure a healthy balanced educational experience. It is through this exposure to a variety of patient presentations, clinical teaching and wellness focus that our transitional year residents are able to move ahead in their training, capable of better care for a myriad of patients or problems that they may encounter.
Comments from our graduates include:
- "Great educational experience!"
- "Overall great program! Ample opportunities for learning both medically and with procedures."
- "Faculty and residents are phenomenal!"
- "Most of the faculty take an interest in resident well-being and education."
Thank you for your interest in our program. We hope that you have an opportunity to visit with us.
If we can provide any assistance in answering questions, please feel free to contact us at any time.
Sincerely,
Nicole Brenner, MD FACP
Program Director