Frequently Asked Questions

The mission of our program is to provide residents and fellows with the best learning environment possible so they can attain their full potential in developing personal, clinical, and professional competencies necessary to provide exceptional patient care.

The Office of Graduate Medical Education supports Eisenhower Health’s mission which supports education and research. As a team, we will provide compassionate, ethical, and high quality patient care, while teaching in an extremely effective and efficient manner.

• ACGME Accreditation Programs: 10
• Number of Residents & Fellows: 141
• Match Rate: 100%

Current salaries, benefits, and additional perks can be found our Salary & Benefits page.

Candidates must be eligible for licensure in the State of California. Inquiries should be directed to the Medical Board of California. Appointments will be made through the National Residency Match Program (NRMP) and applications are accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) websites.

Obtaining the appropriate California medical license is the responsibility of every physician. Learn about the key information regarding the California GME Licensure Requirements.

All IMGs must apply for certification through the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) in order to apply and be accepted into US residency training programs.

Eisenhower Health is committed to fostering a robust research environment for our residents. We provide multiple avenues for research engagement, including our annual Research Day, where residents can submit quality improvement projects, case reports, and research abstracts. Additionally, residents can utilize the Cureus platform to submit peer-reviewed case reports, original articles, and more, enhancing their opportunities for publication. To further support their professional development, residents are awarded a stipend to present their findings at a conference annually.

Eisenhower Health offers residents a unique opportunity to engage in community-oriented healthcare through our dedicated community health rotation. During this rotation, residents participate in street medicine initiatives and attend monthly community healthcare events. This hands-on experience allows residents to directly impact the health of our community while developing their skills in a real-world setting.

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