Welcome to brown med-peds!

A Message from our program leadership

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Thank you for your interest in the Brown Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program. Our program encompasses an amazing group of residents, a dedicated Med-Peds-trained faculty, and a Med-Peds continuity site that serves as a home to the residents and the program. We benefit from strong and balanced categorical programs in Internal Medicine and in Pediatrics with highly committed department chairs and exceptional teaching faculty in each discipline. Founded in 1995, the Brown Med-Peds program offers four positions per year through ERAS and is fully accredited by the ACGME, the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Pediatrics.

The program faculty and residents, the categorical departments, and the institution strive to offer an academically-oriented training program that prepares exceptional physicians capable of providing high quality individual care and improving the health status of populations. We seek residents who are compassionate, intellectually curious, and committed to developing excellent clinical skills in preparation for their future endeavors. The graduates of our program join an ever-growing national community of Med-Peds trained physician leaders and educators in the areas of primary care, subspecialty care spanning pediatric and adult conditions, health care transitions, global health, and public health. It’s thrilling to see the high caliber of medical students interested in joining this specialty, and we appreciate your interest in our program. Please use this website to learn more about our Med-Peds program here at Brown University and Lifespan, and please contact us if you have additional questions or feedback.

Warm regards,

Suzanne McLaughlin, MD MSc
Program Director

Sybil Cineas, MD
Associate Program Director

Matthew Lorenz, MD
Associate Program Director

News for prospective Med-Peds applicants!

2023-24 program shout-outs!

  • Justin Berk, MP Core Faculty, was quoted in The New York Times on the treatment of opioid use disorder in prisons (one of his research focuses)!
  • Matthew Lorenz, MP Core Faculty, co-authored an article on the use of pharmacological sleep aids for acute insomnia in hospitalized patients as a Thing We Do For No Reason!
  • Emily Kruse, PGY3, and Rebecca Raymond-Kolker, PGY3, were accepted into the Clinician Educator Track!
  • Cecilia Paasche, PGY2, Tabitha Ndung’u, PGY2, and Laura Schwartz, PGY3, were accepted into the Arts & Medicine track!

2022-23 program shout-outs!

Visit our categorical programs in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics by clicking the links below.

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