Graduate Medical Education at YNHH

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• 00:05This residency program is
• 00:06giving me a chance to train is
• 00:08the best doctor I can.
• 00:09We really care about each trainee.
• 00:11As a person I have found myself able
• 00:14to take hold of opportunities that I
• 00:16never would have thought I could have.
• 00:18Once you come here, you're brought
• 00:20into the fold and everyone is just so
• 00:22supportive, so kind and I feel
• 00:24like very well trained resident
• 00:25coming out of this gme program.
• 00:33Graduate medical education at Yale
• 00:34isn't better than the only Haven
• 00:36Medical Center comprised of Young Haven
• 00:39Hospital and Yale School of Medicine.
• 00:41We have over 1500 beds.
• 00:42We are also one of the largest graduate
• 00:45medical education communities in the country,
• 00:47both in terms of number of
• 00:49programs and number of trainees
• 00:51at the resident and fellow level.
• 00:53One of our unique strengths is
• 00:55the physical proximity of Yale
• 00:56School of Medicine with Yale,
• 00:58New Haven Hospital.
• 00:59Essentially sharing the same campus.
• 01:01This means that not only during your
• 01:03clinical training in the operating rooms,
• 01:06in the ICU, on the wards,
• 01:08in our outpatient practices will you
• 01:10be working with physicians who are
• 01:12clinical leaders in their fields.
• 01:14It also means that during your
• 01:16residency and fellowship,
• 01:17when you pursue research,
• 01:18you will be right down the
• 01:20street working with individuals
• 01:22who are pursuing scholarship in any
• 01:24area that you could imagine.
• 01:26And these are international leaders.
• 01:29Do you mind pulling over
• 01:31the lie rads criteria? I
• 01:32have it open. What's
• 01:34the size? What
• 01:35immediately struck me?
• 01:36Walking through the hospital for
• 01:38my interview was looking at all
• 01:40of the people in the hallway and
• 01:42them smiling back at Leanne. I felt
• 01:44like a member of the team already
• 01:46after looking at many other programs
• 01:48I settled on yell because it just
• 01:50really had such a great, nurturing,
• 01:52supportive environment from the program.
• 01:54Leadership to the other residents.
• 01:55The staff here I just really felt at
• 01:58home also during residency I wanted to see.
• 02:01Diversity of pathology.
• 02:02The only Haven is the only hospital
• 02:04in a very wide radius and services
• 02:06a large catchment area and that made
• 02:08a big difference in my training.
• 02:14I'm really excited about that meeting
• 02:16and I was hoping during the next
• 02:18Metro meeting we could talk about a
• 02:20welcoming reception for the new interns.
• 02:22From the moment I stepped in
• 02:24to go New Haven hospital,
• 02:26it was immediately apparent that
• 02:27this is an institution that cares
• 02:29about diversity and inclusion. Less
• 02:30than 6% of doctors or African
• 02:32American and less than two point.
• 02:345% of doctors are black males
• 02:35and they all New Haven Hospital
• 02:37understands this and makes it a
• 02:39priority to recruit underrepresented
• 02:40minorities to their programs.
• 02:42One of the great things
• 02:43about training at Yale.
• 02:45In terms of gender,
• 02:46diversity and gender bias,
• 02:48is that we have so many women in
• 02:50prominent leadership positions?
• 02:52Department chairs,
• 02:52an program directores to provide you
• 02:55with mentor ship here as a trainee.
• 03:02Anyone have any additional
• 03:03agenda items for today?
• 03:05I actually do have one perfect so I
• 03:08wanted to bring up the email with mqo.
• 03:11the Senate is a body that represents
• 03:13the graduate medical education,
• 03:15which are the residents and fellows
• 03:18and the goal of it is to create.
• 03:21The best possible training environment
• 03:23in the nation here at Yale. I really
• 03:25enjoyed being a part of the Senate.
• 03:27It's giving me the opportunity to
• 03:29meet residents and fellows from
• 03:30different programs and also to feel
• 03:32like I've been having an active role
• 03:34in creating the best possible learning
• 03:49Dealing with the covid crisis has
• 03:51been the most difficult challenge I
• 03:54think we've faced for this institution
• 03:56and for the training program.
• 03:58This was really learning to live
• 04:01with moment to moment uncertainty.
• 04:03What we did is we
• 04:05pulled the residents back
• 04:07to the areas where they.
• 04:09Were the most comfortable and that
• 04:11included internal medicine residents
• 04:12going out of the edian back up
• 04:13towards in the ICU and the emergency
• 04:15medicine residents coming back to
• 04:16the Ed so they are able to take care
• 04:18of the patients that they knew how
• 04:20to take care of best in this setting
• 04:22that they were most comfortable
• 04:23and where they were most trained.
• 04:25And so it really allowed us to
• 04:27make sure that we provide the best
• 04:28care for the patients and provided
• 04:30the best safety for residents.
• 04:31We were never asked to go into patient
• 04:33rooms more than we absolutely had to,
• 04:35and the attendings that worked with
• 04:37us during the covid crisis really.
• 04:39Advocated for us in that sense to not expose
• 04:41us more than was absolutely necessary.
• 04:49I've been here in New Haven for 17 years.
• 04:52Ann. I wouldn't live or work anywhere else.
• 04:55I think New Haven offers everything
• 04:57that a big city has just on
• 05:00a little bit smaller scale.
• 05:02We have sports, we have art,
• 05:04we have great food.
• 05:06Just walked down Chapel St Ann,
• 05:08you see all of the restaurants,
• 05:10the shopping, the coffee shops,
• 05:12people on the St Ann,
• 05:14there's Wooster Square with the.
• 05:16World famous pizza.
• 05:17Italian restaurant and the
• 05:19Wooster Square farmers market.
• 05:20Being here in New Haven means being
• 05:23part of the Yale University community.
• 05:26You have access to a huge variety
• 05:28of both extra curricular and
• 05:30professional opportunities.
• 05:32University has its own theater,
• 05:34its own art Gallery and a
• 05:36short distance from New Haven.
• 05:38You can take advantage of nature
• 05:41and be on the beaches or on hiking
• 05:44or biking trails and also it's.
• 05:47Pretty easy to get to some of the major
• 05:51Metropolitan centers of the Northeast,
• 05:53so all of these smaller scale
• 05:55things are right at your doorstep.
• 05:58An available, particularly as a resident.
• 06:05Yellow havens Jimmy
• 06:06programs offer world class training
• 06:08at a world class institution. If
• 06:10you're looking for great support,
• 06:12place where you feel like
• 06:14family and also where you
• 06:16would get great training.
• 06:17I recommend you come to Yale
• 06:20when you're thinking about
• 06:21residency and how tough
• 06:23is going to
• 06:24be the long
• 06:25nights you really want to place where
• 06:27the people were nice and friendly and
• 06:30will support you throughout the way.
• 06:32If I had to choose a residency program again,
• 06:34I would choose yell every time.