Explore details of our program, meet our team, understand our organization's values and find essential information to consider if applying. You will also come to understand the many benefits of life in Charleston, WV. If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Program Director's Welcome Message

Amna Anees, MD, FACP
Program Director
Internal Medicine

Our primary goal is to graduate residents who can independently provide high quality care to a diverse group of patients. Our program creates a collaborative and inclusive environment for our residents to excel as physicians, educators and patient advocates. Continued personal and professional growth of our residents is our focus. Although it is very difficult for me to highlight all the positive attributes of our residency program, below are some of the strengths of our program:

 

  • The opportunity to learn from a wide range of pathology
  • The ability to work with a diverse group of physicians, taking care of a diverse patient population
  • Dedicated academic faculty working closely with the residents to teach, mentor and advise
  • A state-of-the-art Simulation center
  • Opportunity to work in an inclusive and engaging teaching environment
  • Opportunity to grow as a clinician and as a leader
  • Ability to interact and teach WVSOM as well as WVU medical students
  • Ability to work with supportive peers

 

We are very proud of our residency program and our fantastic residents and hope that the information on this website is helpful to you as you begin the application process. Please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions about the Internal Medicine Residency program at CAMC. Best of luck to you as you start your professional journey. 

 

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Hear From Our Residents

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Being an Internal Medicine resident at CAMC has sharpened my clinical reasoning across both inpatient and outpatient settings. I’m glad to have gained a strong clinical foundation essential for quality patient care, alongside a lasting community of mentors and colleagues.

Christlyn Blessing-Ujomor, MD   PGL 2 Resident
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Personally, this residency has already fostered friendships that I believe will last a lifetime. Professionally, the high-volume, hands-on training has given me confidence that I will graduate well-equipped to practice medicine successfully anywhere in the country.

Dylan Grimard, DO   PGL 1 Resident