Program Facts - Billings Clinic Internal Medicine Residency

Overview

• Collegial atmosphere and strong diverse patient population in an integrated health care organization
• The first internal medicine residency in Montana
• Eight categorical and four preliminary residents per year
• Billings Clinic is nationally recognized for exceptional clinical quality, patient safety, service and value
• Rural categorical rotations
• Resident and faculty practice is a Patient Centered Medical Home
• 304-bed hospital, level I trauma center with outreach to 21 different regional locations
• Montana’s largest healthcare system serving Montana, Wyoming, and the western Dakotas
• Electronic medical record at all sites
• State-of-the-art simulation lab & education center

Education & Mentoring

• 2:1 resident to Internal Medicine faculty ratio
• Assigned academic advisor and faculty mentor for each resident
• High priority on resident and faculty teaching skills acquisition
• Resident procedure workshops
• Resident clinical teaching workshop
• Medical Students on most IM rotations

Benefits

• See Salary and Benefits pages for details
• Low cost health insurance for you and your family
• Reimbursement for Step 3 and DEA licensing
• ACP membership and MKSAP 19 digital provided for all categorical residents
• Phone stipend and laptop
• Meal allowance on night rotations and free parking
• Lunch provided Monday-Thursday at noon conference
• Billings Clinic discounts at local health clubs
• Resident library with kitchen facilities
• Comfortable call rooms w/internet access
• Maternity leave
• Library provides access to over 3,000 electronic journals and textbooks

Day in the Life of a Billings Clinic Internal Medicine Residency Resident