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Baystate Medical Center/Tufts University Med-Peds
759 Chestnut Street
Spfld 2 Rm #S2580
Springfield, MA 01199
Day Phone: (413) 794-3998
Fax: (413) 794-4588

Program Director:	Samuel Borden
Program Coordinator:	Kathleen O'Neil
Home Page:	http://www.baystatehealth.com/medpedresidency
Information Email:	samuel.borden@baystatehealth.org
Program Description: Located in the beautiful Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, Baystate's Med-Peds residency program is one of the oldest and best known combined residencies. Baystate is recognized by many as one of the top med-peds programs in the country, and has a reputation for training not only exceptional med-peds physicians, but balanced and compassionate individuals who will be board eligible in both specialities. One of the greatest assets to training in Baystate's program is the superb ambulatory training at the combined med-peds clinic at Mason Square Neighborhood Health Center. The clinic is precepted by med-peds trained faculty as well as several categorical faculty.
Members since:
Program Size (Residents/Year):	8

Membership Status: Active

Program Summary
Residents:	35
Faculty:	21
Associate Program Directors:	1
Program Directors:	1
Program Coordinators:	1
Alumni:	0

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