Dr. Duckett and residents

Internal Medicine Residency Program

The Department of Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is dedicated to providing exceptional education and training for future healthcare leaders in clinical practice, research, and education. Our Internal Medicine Residency Training Program includes over 100 residents from diverse backgrounds, who are the backbone of our program's excellence and reputation. The program fosters a collaborative learning environment, where residents, faculty, and students work together closely.

Our residents gain comprehensive clinical experience through rotations on ward services, consult services, and in the emergency department at three teaching hospitals: Medical University Hospital, Ashley River Tower, and the Ralph H. Johnson Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center.

In addition to inpatient training, residents also participate in subspecialty and general medicine outpatient clinics at these hospitals. This experience allows them to manage follow-up and continuing care for discharged patients, all under the mentorship of our experienced full-time faculty.

We also offer two combined programs:

Chief Residents' Welcome

2024-24 Internal Medicine Chief Residents

MUSC’s Internal Medicine Chief Residents explain why they chose to train at MUSC - and what makes it such a welcoming and supportive program.

Welcome Message

Residency Director's Welcome

Dr. Ashley Duckett

MUSC has a long tradition of training outstanding physicians and I am absolutely committed to continuing that tradition.

Welcome Message

Welcome from the Chair

Dr. Ben Clyburn

On behalf of all of us in Internal Medicine, I am pleased to extend to you a very warm welcome. Our vision is to excel in all areas of the academic mission, including in education, patient care, and research.

Welcome Message

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