Scholarly Activity

We believe you have the ability to shape the future of medicine through your scholarship. During your training, you will complete three meaningful scholarly activities — two team-based quality improvement (QI) projects and a capstone — that allow you to explore, learn, and make a real impact on patient care and clinic systems.

Highlights

Scholarship is woven into our residency through:

Team-based QI projects
One capstone project
Evidence-based medicine training
Scholarship workshops
Morbidity & mortality reviews
Resident-led lectures & teaching
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Research requirements

Per ACGME common program requirements, our program encourages you to participate in scholarly activity through measures like:

  • Curriculum designed to advance your knowledge of the basic principles of research, including how research is conducted, evaluated, explained to patients and applied to patient care.
  • Educational resources dedicated to facilitating your involvement in scholarly activities.

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Explore our curriculum

You’ll gain diverse clinical experience across inpatient, outpatient, and subspecialty settings, guided by people who love to teach and are invested in your growth. Visit our curriculum page to learn more and to explore our conference schedule.

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Contact & support

For questions, email Heather Hawkins, program administrator, at Heather.Hawkins@NovantHealth.org.


Administrative Office Address
Family Medicine Residency Program

2523 Delaney Avenue

Wilmington, NC 28403