Our residents can customize their training experience at UAB to pursue special topics that are unique to their career objectives. Tracks are designed to provide learning experiences in the following areas: Clinician-Educator, Health Disparities, Primary Care, and Women's Health.

Clinician-Educator. For those interested in a career in medical education, we offer time to explore the art and science of adult learning in the clinical environment.

Health Disparities. The wide-ranging patient mix in Birmingham offers trainees opportunities to learn about ways to integrate social determinants of health into their medical practice. 

Primary Care. While many residents choose to train at UAB to prepare for a subspecialty fellowship, we also offer ways to focus on the heart of internal medicine: creating long-term relationships with patients across the lifespan.

Women's Health. Residents gain deeper understanding of the health issues common among women, including osteoporosis, breast health, and office gynecologic procedures. 

Point of Care Ultrasound. Offers residents a valuable opportunity to enhance their diagnostic and clinical skills in ultrasound topics, including cardiac, pulmonary, abdominal/genitourinary, bladder, vascular, musculoskeletal, and procedural ultrasound.