Resident Research Track

The Brown Internal Medicine Resident Research Track welcomed its first class of 11 PGY-2 residents in July 2019 and has continued to attract high levels of resident interest. This track joins our other resident interest tracks including the Clinician Educator, Women’s Health and Brown Resident International & Global Health Track (BRIGHT) tracks in providing an opportunity to develop a deeper skillset in areas of research and scholarship throughout the PGY-2 and PGY-3 years. The four “pillar” experiences of the Resident Research Track include…

1. Mentored scholarship in research
2. Curriculum in research methodology
3. Scholarly project development and execution
4. Research dissemination through publication and conference presentation

Under the leadership of Residency Research Director Matthew Murphy, MD, MPH, research faculty (and Senior Advisor to resident research) Philip A. Chan, MD, MS, and several additional faculty advisors, the experience includes protected research time and core didactics.