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University of North Carolina
CB #7593, Med Sch Wing D
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Day Phone: 919-966-6770
Fax: 919-966-8419

Program Director:	Anne Stephens
Program Coordinator:	Robin Davis
Home Page:	http://uncmedpeds.med.unc.edu
Information Email:	uncmp@med.unc.edu
Program Description: Since the late 1960's UNC Hospitals has offered combined training in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. Residents enjoy a long tradition of support from both departments. Training occurs in a combination of tertiary care to community based settings. Established community based Medicine-Pediatrics practices serve as the site for resident's continuity clinics.
Members since:	2003
Program Size (Residents/Year):	6

Membership Status: Active

Program Summary
Residents:	42
Faculty:	14
Associate Program Directors:	1
Program Directors:	1
Program Coordinators:	1
Alumni:	20

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Stories in Medicine
I am a physician practicing Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. This blog chronicles my life first as a medical student, then as a resident. It is about stories of medicine. If you think 'Scrubs' or 'Grey's Anatomy' tells the stories of a resident's life, then here is what it is really like (for one resident, anyway).

Ramblings of a Med/Peds Resident
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