Welcome to the UCLA-Olive View Internal Medicine Residency Program.

The Residency Program provides training for 78 residents and interns in Internal Medicine, including:

• 64 housestaff across the 3-year categorical track
• 14 housestaff in the 1-year preliminary medicine track

The Program achieves its mission by building a strong foundation in Internal Medicine through clinical care at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center and the UCLA Health System.  This provides ample clinical training in both a safety net county hospital and university health system.  Medical education is enriched through clinical didactics, case conferences, and professional development, all of which can be accessed through this website.  UCLA-appointed faculty guide and supervise the curriculum.

In order to train outstanding physicians, the program sets forth the following general goals and objectives for housestaff during their clinical rotations.  They encompass the six domains of competency and complement additional knowledge- and skill-based objectives for each rotation.

We believe in nurturing an environment that supports learning and patient care while allowing residents to grow.  In order to maintain a safe and supportive environment, the program follows the following policies and procedures.

• Residency Program Policies & Procedures
• Olive View Graduate Medical Education
  (log-in to the Olive View Intranet to view institutional policies)

The following committees meet regularly to guide the residency program and trainees in the program.

• Program Evaluation Committee (PEC)
• Clinical Competency Committee (CCC): more information
• Curriculum Committee
• Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Antiracism Committee

Residents are represented in PEC by elected peers from each level of training.  For more information about resident participation, contact the program directors.