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Internal Medicine Residency

at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

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The Internal Medicine residency program at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center provides a well-balanced educational experience in a clinically diverse, quaternary care, community-hospital setting, with a strong university affiliation. By providing residents exposure to a mix of urban patients from the surrounding community, and patients referred from neighboring suburban communities, we offer a broad cultural and clinical and clinical spectrum. Residents thus gain both practical and academic training, balancing supervision and teaching with gradual clinical autonomy. This provides an ideal framework to educate the medical house officer.

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We are proud that our residency program offers the education that tomorrow’s general internist will need in order to provide superior patient care, and one which will provide a sound foundation for the subspecialist of the future.

At Newark Beth Israel Medical Center, residents receive experience in all aspects of primary, subspecialty, and critical care medicine, as well as exposure to clinical research.


Residency and fellowship programs training at RWJBarnabas Health benefit from the resources and interprofessional opportunities available through the Rutgers institutional sponsorship. Learn more about all of the Rutgers sponsored graduate medical education programs on our sponsoring institution webpage.

Patient Stories

  • “My care team always encouraged me. They were so positive. I really felt cared for.”

    Mary
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  • “The whole time, I just felt so supported at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center. I put all my faith into the caregivers there, and they just took the best care of me.”

    Christine
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  • “I was sincere in doing the exercises, and I think that was the most important part of my recovery,” Michael says. “I struggled to do them on the first day, but three days later, it was easier.”

    Michael
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