Greenwich Hospital-Yale University Program

Program Identity & Fit

Greenwich Hospital/Yale University is a community-based internal medicine program with a formal, decades-long academic affiliation to Yale School of Medicine, blending community hospital training with weekly Yale didactics and elective access to tertiary Yale New Haven sites. The patient population draws from Fairfield and Westchester counties with an ambulatory curriculum anchored in a Federally Qualified Health Center, reflecting an explicit emphasis on continuity, prevention, and health disparities alongside inpatient hospitalist-supervised floor teams. Graduate outcomes are split roughly evenly between hospitalist practice, primary care, and fellowship (cardiology, pulmonary, endocrinology, nephrology, GI, heme/onc), indicating the program supports multiple career paths without a dominant subspecialty pipeline. Distinctive structural features include resident-run call scheduling, resident leadership of institutional Quality/Safety and Wellness committees, a high-fidelity simulation and POCUS curriculum, and a chief resident pathway with a voluntary Yale faculty appointment.