Pediatric Residency at Royal Oak

The Pediatric Residency Program at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital provides residents with an outstanding and comprehensive education in a unique, supportive, collaborative environment. Utilizing the resources of Beaumont Health, which is both a major provider of primary care and a large tertiary referral center, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, our diverse primary care, advocacy, and educational communities, and the supervision and mentorship of dedicated academic faculty, our residents learn in varied, dynamic hospital-based and ambulatory settings. Whether residents pursue pediatric subspecialty training or careers in primary care pediatrics, pediatric hospital medicine, or medical education, the pediatric residency program develops compassionate, knowledgeable pediatricians, successful, independent, evidence-based clinicians and teachers, and strong community and patient advocates.

• accredited by the ACGME since 1967. Long-standing maximum accreditation with commendation.
• experienced, dedicated program leadership
• 8 residents per year selected through the NRMP
• only pediatric residency program in Corewell Health/Beaumont Health
• primary teaching hospital Beaumont Children’s – a CHA-designated Children’s Hospital and one of only four Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals in Michigan
• primary teaching site for the Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine Pediatric Clerkship
• substantial resources of Beaumont Health’s 8-hospital system and affiliation with Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine and our primary care, education, and legal aid community partners provide residents access to superior core rotations, primary care, elective, subspecialty, and advocacy experiences, cutting-edge technologies, and research opportunities 
• residents work one-on-one with outstanding, dedicated, nationally regarded teaching faculty and experienced community pediatricians
• flexible, creative individualized curriculum
• superior didactic curriculum, including “Residents as Teachers,” ethics and professionalism, global health, and preparing for practice
• procedural skills simulation training in the Applebaum Simulation Learning Institute
• strong quality improvement curriculum and experiences
• ample opportunity to engage in clinical research and scholarship. Resident projects achieve peer-reviewed publication and presentation at local, regional, and national meetings.
• Beaumont utilizes EPIC, an industry leader in electronic medical records
• outstanding fellowship and practice placement
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Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital's Pediatric Residency Program is dedicated to the comprehensive education and training of compassionate pediatricians who desire careers in general primary care pediatrics, hospital medicine, medical education, or one of the pediatric subspecialties. Our program develops pediatricians who have achieved extensive knowledge of general pediatrics and evidence-based medicine, as well as the foundation to be strong advocates for patient safety and the health and well-being of children within their community, responsibility for life-long learning, and a commitment to the education of others. The residency program achieves this mission by providing a strong, structured educational environment with rich, varied clinical and didactic experiences and robust individualized curriculum. We utilize the resources of Beaumont Health, our large tertiary medical center, our primary care, education, and legal partnership communities, and the supervision and mentorship of dedicated faculty who teach the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and humanistic behaviors that constitute the foundations of pediatrics, while meeting the residents’ varied individual needs and nurturing individual professional goals.

• Prepare residents to achieve diverse and varied professional outcomes in the practice of pediatrics.
• Enhance the competency of residents in the performance of procedures considered essential to the practice of general pediatrics.
• Provide educational experiences that are interprofessional and family centered.
• Develop residents who are well-grounded in the principles of assessment and interpretation of medical evidence and its application in the practice of pediatrics.
• Develop residents who are active participants in improving the quality of patient care and patient safety outcomes.

NRMP Match Code
1978320C0
 

Hanna Hubbard 
Program Manager
248.898.0413