Our graduates are prepared to pursue careers in a myriad of directions. Most choose a patient-centered career; some in outpatient general medicine, some as hospitalists, and some obtain subspecialty training.
Many carry the values of the program forward by focusing their practices on caring for the underserved (Multnomah County Clinic, Indian Health Service, or rural practice), or by working to improve the healthcare system (Medical Director, Salem IPA, Director of Quality Improvement of Providence Health Plans).
Fellowships Obtained 2002-2007
Smaller Town Practices 2002-2007
Allergy/Immunology
-Mayo Clinic
Cardiology
-Graduate Hospital
Endocrinology
-University of Texas, San Antonio
Geriatrics
-Oregon Health Sciences University -University of New Mexico
GI
-Oregon Health Sciences University -University of Utah
Hematology/Oncology
-MD Anderson -Bay State Medical Center -Indiana University
Infectious Disease
-Oregon Health Sciences University -University of Utah
Informatics
-Harvard
Occupational Medicine
-University of Colorado
Pulm/Critical Care
-UCLA -NIH -Medical College of Wisconsin -University of Washington
Rheumatology
-UC Davis
Women’s Health
-Cleveland Clinic
Martha’s Vineyard, MA Billings, MT Carson City, NV Coos Bay, OR Dalles, OR Grants Pass, OR Long Beach, WA Newberg, OR Olympia, WA
“The hallmark of this program is that you are trained well for a lifelong career.”Chris Murphy, M.D., Hospitalist in Flagstaff, Arizona
“Why did I choose Providence? Humanistic teaching - balance of rigor and emphasis on personal growth.”Ryan Petersen, M.D., primary care practice, Coos Bay, Oregon
“My ability to handle patients who are dying and counsel their families – I fully attribute to my residency experience.” Grace Loy, M.D., primary care practice, Conyers, Georgia.
