New residency program coming to Florida
Residency Program Insider, April 17, 2015
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Florida State University and Sarasota Memorial Hospital recently signed a deal to start a new internal medicine residency program in early 2017. The program will not be funded by Medicare. Instead the hospital will invest $5 million into the program, which expects to have 30 residents by its third year.
Source: Bradenton Herald
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