Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital Program

Program Identity & Fit

Trinity Health Ann Arbor is a community-based university-affiliated internal medicine program built around a generalist core faculty who are all practicing physicians, with subspecialists integrated into training rather than dominating it. The program explicitly prepares residents for primary care, hospital medicine, administration, and subspecialty fellowship, offering an Individualized Career Path including a dedicated Primary Care Pathway. Research is structured but supportive rather than obligatory: residents get a PGY-1–3 scholarly activity curriculum, mentorship, intramural funding up to $10,000, a PhD statistician, and REDCap access, aimed at translating evidence into practice rather than producing basic-science investigators. Early, hands-on MICU exposure starting in PGY-1 and hospitalist-supervised ward services suggest the program values clinical independence and readiness for acute inpatient responsibility early in training, and its resident roster shows heavy representation of IMGs and DOs from a wide range of international and osteopathic schools.