Director, Internal Medicine Residency Program

Adventist Health; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 351,000 - 405,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Wage scale

Annual bonus

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Relocation reimbursement

Retirement plan with employer match

CME allowance

Paid time off

Malpractice insurance

Starting bonus

Job summary

Adventist Health White Memorial in downtown Los Angeles seeks a dynamic Program Director to lead our Internal Medicine Residency Program. You will mentor residents, shape the curriculum, and advance medical education in alignment with institutional aims.

The role requires ensuring ACGME accreditation, developing high-quality training, promoting resident well-being, and collaborating with community and academic partners to maintain excellence in patient care and scholarly activity.

Qualifications

• Hold or obtain a valid California medical license.
• Completed an accredited Internal Medicine residency.
• Board certified with ABIM or AOIM (Board of Internal Medicine).
• 3–5 years in IM education or administration, preferably as a director or core faculty.

Responsibilities

• Lead residency education and align with program aims.
• Maintain ACGME accreditation and comply with requirements.
• Develop and continuously improve the Internal Medicine curriculum with board pass targets.
• Mentor faculty and conduct annual reviews.
• Recruit and retain high-caliber residents reflecting the community.
• Foster a psychologically safe learning environment.
• Oversee residency budget and resources.
• Coordinate with teaching institutions for curriculum and training.
• Perform additional duties as needed.

Skills

CA Medical License

Internal Medicine Residency

ABIM/ABOM Board Certification

Residency Education Leadership

Job description

Adventist Health White Memorial in downtown Los Angeles seeks a dynamic Program Director to lead our Internal Medicine Residency Program. You will mentor residents, shape the curriculum, and advance medical education in alignment with institutional aims.

The role requires ensuring ACGME accreditation, developing high-quality training, promoting resident well-being, and collaborating with community and academic partners to maintain excellence in patient care and scholarly activity.