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Research, accolades and application process

Scholarly activity and WellSpan Discovery Day

Though primarily a community hospital, WellSpan York Hospital and the Internal Medicine Residency Program both have a long tradition of strong engagement in research and other scholarly activities.

In addition to our faculty, the WellSpan Research Center provides support, including project design and implementation, statistical analysis and manuscript creation and submission, for scholarly activity. Our research and scholarly activity ranges from case reports to quality improvement projects to prospective clinical trials — and everything in between.

Each spring, residents present their research work at WellSpan Discovery Day, which showcases scholarly activity across WellSpan’s training programs. Residents and faculty also frequently present their scholarly work at local, regional, national and even international meetings.

Residents who are invited to present their research at meetings receive institutional support.

Awards and Achievements

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Resident of the Year: Jonathon Rostas, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Intern of the Year: Clinton Sonier, MD and Henry Wu, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Inpatient Teacher of the Year: Mubasher Abbas, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Outpatient Teacher of the Year: Natalia Nacu, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Subspecialty Teacher of the Year: Michael Vranian, MD (cardiology)

J. Wolfe Blotzer Professionalism Award: Alina Popa, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Resident of the Year: Bobby Dhillon, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Intern of the Year: Tatiana Han, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Inpatient Teacher of the Year: Priyanka Bhatia, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Outpatient Teacher of the Year: Andrew Amparo, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Subspecialty Teacher of the Year: Rumon Chakravarty, MD (pulmonary/critical care)

J. Wolfe Blotzer Professionalism Award: Sharon Scott, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Resident of the Year: Salmaan Mumtaz, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Intern of the Year: Christopher Hemsley, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Inpatient Teacher of the Year: Erin Vipler, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Outpatient Teacher of the Year: Elham Rabiei-Flori, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Subspecialty Teacher of the Year: Omair Chaudhary, MD (Pulmonary/Critical Care)

J. Wolfe Blotzer Professionalism Award: Erin Vipler, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Resident of the Year: Cristian Dumitrescu, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Intern of the Year: Holly Schurk, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Inpatient Teacher of the Year: Erin Vipler, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Outpatient Teacher of the Year: Andrew Amparo, MD

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Subspecialty Teacher of the Year: Peter Pace, MD (Pulmonary/Critical Care)

J. Wolfe Blotzer Professionalism Award: Hakim Uqdah, DO

WellSpan York Hospital Internal Medicine Nurse of the Year: Lisa Hershey, RN

An Important Educational Opportunity

Global Health Program

The Center for Global Health Education offers residents training in local and international rotations in low-resource settings. During these trips, residents gain invaluable experience while helping to improve the lives of children and adults living in poverty.

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Application information

WellSpan’s Internal Medicine Residency Program exclusively accepts applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). We hold interviews from late October through mid-January.

All interviews for the 2024 – 2025 interview season will be conducted virtually for the residency starting July 2024.

The recruiting committee performs a holistic review of applications, with special attention to the following:

Within your personal statement, please mention why you’re interested in applying to WellSpan York Hospital’s internal medicine residency program.
United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) results are a required part of your application.
We will consider applications from recent medical school graduates first. We evaluate each application individually.
We sponsor H-1-B and J-1 visas. Candidates considering H-1-B visas must pass all steps of the USMLE by March 31, or the resident will receive a J-1 visa sponsorship.
U.S. clinical experience is desirable but not mandatory.

Because of the volume of applications that we receive, we cannot guarantee that all applicants who meet these criteria will be offered an interview.

We interpret program signals as an indication of true interest in our program. While we preferentially review applications from those who signal our program, we also consider applicants who do not signal us.

Please contact the internal medicine residency program if you have any questions by telephone at (717) 851-2159 or by email at dropp2@wellspan.org.

Notice of Rights Under Federal Conscience and Anti-Discrimination Laws

WellSpan Health and all WellSpan Hospitals comply with applicable Federal conscience and antidiscrimination laws prohibiting exclusion, adverse treatment, coercion, or other discrimination against individuals or entities on the basis of their religious beliefs or moral convictions. You may have the right under Federal law to decline to perform, assist in the performance of, refer for, undergo, or pay for certain health care-related treatments, research, or services (such as abortion or assisted suicide, among others) that violate your conscience, religious beliefs, or moral convictions.

If you believe that WellSpan Health or any WellSpan Health Hospital has failed to accommodate your conscientious, religious, or moral objection, or has discriminated against you on those grounds, you can file a conscience and religious freedom complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights, electronically through the Office for Civil Rights Complaint Portal, available at https://ocrportal.hhs.gov/ocr/portal/lobby.jsf or by mail or phone at: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 200 Independence Avenue SW, Room 509F, HHH Building Washington, DC 20201, 1–800–368–1019, 800–537–7697 (TDD). Complaint forms and more information about Federal conscience and anti-discrimination laws are available at http://www.hhs.gov/conscience.

A copy of the complete rule and OCR’s explanatory text, as published in the Federal Register, is available at: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2019-05-21/pdf/2019-09667.pdf.

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