Education has played an important role at St. Joseph’s, almost since its inception. The program was formalized in 1872, when students at Syracuse University’s College of Medicine were granted clinical instruction privileges at the hospital. As a teaching facility, St. Joseph’s must keep on top of the latest knowledge in medicine as well as the newest in technology in order to attract “the brightest and the best.”
St. Joseph’s currently offers four programs including Family Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy and Transitional Residency.
Listen to what current St. Joseph’s Health Family Medicine Residents have to say about the program.
Our residents answer questions about St. Joseph’s Health?
Why did you choose St. Joseph’s Health for your residency?
Tell us about residency wellness at St. Joseph’s Health?
If St. Joseph’s was a food,
what would it be?
Every year, St. Joseph’s Health choses family medicine residents based on the applicant’s commitment to the practice of medicine, their interests and life experiences and the strengths of their academic records.
