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Title of PCIM Residency Program:

Name of Sponsoring Institution:

Name of PCIM Residency Director:

Whom should students contact regarding the PCIM program? Name:

Address 1:

Address 2:

City:

State:

Zip:

Phone:

Fax:

Email:

Program Website:

What type of institution is this?

What type of medical school affiliation does this institution use?

Does your PCIM program have a separate NRMP match number?

What year did the PCIM Residency Training Program enroll its first residents?

Is your PCIM program currently funded or previously funded by a Title VII Federal Grant for Residency Training in General Internal Medicine (Primary Care)? (i.e. Bureau of Health Professions, HRSA, DHHS)?

In the past 5 years, approximately what percentage of graduates of the PCIM program also completed a fellowship in general internal medicine , a VA Ambulatory Care Fellowship Program, a Clinical Scholars Program, or completed graduate studies (at least at the masters level) in public health or a related field?

In the past 5 years, approximately what percentage of the graduates of the PCIM program have careers in primary care (general) internal medicine, in contrast to careers as subspecialists or specialists?

How many positions does your program have at each level of training?

	Total Number of Positions:
PGY-1 (Internship):
PGY-2 (Resid, Jr.):
PGY-3 (Resid, Sr.):

PCIM Positions:

	No. of Positions current yr.	No. of Positions next yr.	Shared Positions	On-Call Frequency (Per Month)	Annual # of Clinic Sessions per yr.
PGY-1
PGY-2
PGY-3

Continuity Clinics: No. of PCIM Trainees at continuity clinic/practice session (avg):

Do PCIM residents have preceptors who have or don’t have simultaneous clinical responsibilities?

Supervisors free of clinical responsibilities? (Average):

Number of interpreters? (Average)

Number of NP/PA? (Average)

Average amount of nursing support?

PCMH Level?

What is the approach to care?

Supervisors simultaneously providing patient care (avg):

Does your program have a “burst” model or block model in which inpatient and outpatient time are separated?

What benefits are provided to the PCIM trainee?

Are PCIM trainees permitted to moonlight?

Is there a night float system for the general medical inpatient service?

What opportunities are available for PCIM trainees to participate in a research project, educational research, case reports/vignettes?

Do you have a detailed description of your PCIM Residency Program, such as a website and/or a brochure?

How many faculty spend at least 4 hours per week, on average, in the activities of the PCIM Residency Program, including administration of the program, supervising residents, giving teaching conferences, etc.?

How many of the above are graduates of primary care residency programs?

How many of the above are GIM Fellowship graduates?

Which of the following are available clinical rotations or special curricula in your PCIM program ?

Which of the following clinical settings are involved in your residents’ training?

During the three years of the PCIM Residency Program, what is the percentage of time spent in the following activates? (percentage)

%Inpatient Medicine excluding intensive or long term care

%Intensive Care including CCU and respiratory intensive care

%Long Term Care including nursing home and rehabilitation unit

%Emergency Medicine

%Primary Care or continuity care practice

%Ambulatory Care excluding primary care

%Research (clinical or basic)

%Elective or other (not included above)

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