Transitional Year Residency
Transitional Year Residency Program prepares residents for entry into categorical residencies with a broad understanding of multiple disciplines.
Transitional Year Residency Program
Our Transitional Year Residency is fully accredited by the ACGME for 12 positions. The core requirements consist of seven months of fundamental clinical skills rotations in Internal Medicine, Ambulatory Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and a Selective choice.
Riverside Simulation Training Lab
The Simulation Lab encompasses 4 dedicated clinical areas including a Medical/Surgical/Intensive Care Ward, Labor & Delivery Room, Emergency Medicine/Trauma Bay, and a Procedural Skills Suite. The Lab utilizes various simulation modalities and an integrated Audio-Visual learning management system with debriefing capabilities to provide a robust and relevant educational experience.
Delve into Our Residency Program
Explore the details of our program and uncover the curriculum structure, clinical rotations, training sites, and benefits.
Curriculum
Our residency curriculum combines clinical training, evidence-based practice, and personalized mentorship.
Clinical Rotations
Our clinical rotations offer a diverse and immersive learning experience for residents.
Training Sites
Our training sites include the most comprehensive medical facility in the region to provide a rich learning environment for our residents.
Salaries and Benefits
Our program offers competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package.
Fall in love with the 757
The area offers a variety of local attractions, including Virginia’s Historic Triangle (Williamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown), the Virginia Beach oceanfront and the Shenandoah Valley, all within driving distance. You can experience all four seasons, the mountains and the ocean during your time with us. Local public schools are some of the best in Virginia, and the area is family-friendly, with attractions like Busch Gardens and Water Country USA close by.
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Apply to our Residency Program
All applications to our residency program must be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). We utilize the National Residency Match Program (NRMP) to rank all applicants. We cannot accept applications via email or fax and are unable to respond to any applications outside of ERAS.
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