Internal Medicine Residency Program

Welcome! We are excited that you are interested in learning more about our Internal Medicine Residency Program and North Oaks Medical Center in general.

As a newer program, we have been steadily growing since our start, supported every step of the way by a dedicated hospital leadership team and teaching faculty who truly care about the success of our residents.

Read more from John Wuthrich, DO

Internal Medicine Program Director
North Oaks Medical Center, Graduate Medical Education

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Mission and Goals

Internal Medicine Residency Program prepares residents to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care with a focus on underserved communities and real-world practice. Through interdisciplinary training and a commitment to wellness, residents are equipped for careers in primary care, hospital medicine or subspecialty fields.

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Curriculum

Our curriculum combines hands-on clinical training, interdisciplinary collaboration, and structured didactics to prepare residents for real-world practice across inpatient and outpatient settings.

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Teaching Methods

Inpatient Medicine rotation offers residents hands-on experience in managing acutely ill patients, supported by structured supervision, regular feedback, and performance-based improvement strategies. Through interdisciplinary collaboration, case-based learning, and comprehensive evaluations, residents develop clinical, leadership, and communication skills essential for inpatient care.

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Rotations

Residents at North Oaks gain broad inpatient experience across core and elective rotations, managing both common and complex conditions in a collaborative hospital setting. Structured supervision, weekly didactics, and continuity clinic ensure progressive responsibility and skill development throughout all three years of training.

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Resident Salaries and Benefits

North Oaks residents receive competitive salaries with annual increases, plus benefits like health coverage, life insurance, academic resources, and on-site support services.

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Application Requirements

Ready to take the next step? Review our application requirements and apply today.

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Join us at North Oaks and be a part of shaping Louisiana's medical future!

Our Graduate Medical Education program offers an unparalleled opportunity to learn, grow, and make a significant impact in the community.

Our Internal Medicine and Transitional Year Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs are currently accepting applications for our 2026-2027 classes.

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To learn more about the North Oaks GME program and the application process, please contact us at (985) 230-6770 or email us for more information.

Residents must apply through ERAS.
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