Residents & Fellows

All UMKC School of Medicine residency and fellowship programs follow Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) standards. The listed Policies and Procedures provide a convenient reference for important information related to our graduate medical education programs.

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Residencies and Subspecialty Fellowships

At UMKC you’ll get a well-rounded learning experience at a top-notch institution in a welcoming and vibrant city. UMKC School of Medicine offers excellence in academics and research side-by-side with supportive leadership and staff and a strong camaraderie among residents. The School of Medicine is nationally recognized for its innovative approach to medical education, which allows residents and fellows to refine their skills in team-based patient care and provides unique clinical teaching experiences.

NEWS

Student scientists go online for 9th annual Health Sciences Student Research Summit

Students from across UMKC’s Health Sciences campus displayed their research skills during the 9th annual Health Sciences Student Research Summit, making 82 presentations in a week-long virtual, online format because

SOM announces research winners from annual Quality and Patient Safety Day

Tara Krishnan and Cynthia Liu received the top student honors for their research abstracts at the School of Medicine’s annual Vijay Babu Rayudu Quality and Patient Safety Day. The top

Athletes and volunteers: Take part in the 2018 Hospital Hill Run presented by UMKC Health Sciences District!

Multiple race options – 5K, 7.7 mile and half marathon – offered at discounted rates   Fourth-year medical student Jordann Dhuse, winner of the  women’s 5K event at the 2017

School of Medicine celebrates Match Day 2018

An early morning rain shower couldn’t dampen the Match Day excitement throughout the UMKC School of Medicine on Friday, March 16. Students gathered with family and friends to fill all

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EVENTS

Oct
16
Wed
October Dean’s Lecture Series – David Pickus, PhD – How Literature Helps Medical Professionals
Oct 16 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

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Virtual:  go.umkc.edu/OctoberLecture
Meeting ID: 989 6215 3894
Passcode: 10162024

Guest lecturer, Professor David Pickus, PhD., will speak on How Literature Helps Medical Professionals.

The COVID crisis shows the need for greater preparedness, but is there anything we can do to prepare ourselves within? This talk provides medical professionals with new ways to think about emerging dangers and vulnerabilities in a rapidly changing world.

David Pickus is the author of “What Literature Teaches in Times of Crisis: Plague Readings.” He has a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and is a Professor of History at the American University in Vietnam in Da Nang.

Oct
21
Mon
Fall Observances Celebrations – Health Sciences District
Oct 21 @ 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm

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The SOM Office of DEI invites you to our second annual Fall Observances Celebration, this time at both SOM campuses! Join us as we enjoy music, snacks, and fun facts about the observances occurring this time of year to recognize and celebrate the diverse backgrounds and holidays of our students, trainees, staff, and faculty. Click here for the Health Sciences District (HSD) flyer.

Oct
31
Thu
Fall Observances Celebrations – St. Joseph Campus
Oct 31 @ 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm

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The SOM Office of DEI invites you to our second annual Fall Observances Celebration, this time at both SOM campuses! Join us as we enjoy music, snacks, and fun facts about the observances occurring this time of year to recognize and celebrate the diverse backgrounds and holidays of our students, trainees, staff, and faculty. Click here for the Saint Joseph Campus (STJ) flyer.



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