Congratulations to our residents on another great fellowship match!

Arya Nikamal - Pulmonary/Critical Care at Rush University
Adrienne Baksh - Palliative Care at University of Texas at Houston
Amit Patel - Pulmonary/Critical Care at Doctors Hospital in Columbus Ohio
Fatima Kazi - Endocrinology at Loyola University
Ghulam Murtaza - Cardiology at University of Missouri in Columbia
Greta Josephson - Infectious Disease at University of Minnesota
Khansa Ahmed - Cardiology at Brown University
Matthew Kobeszko - Gastroenterology at Aurora St Lukes Hospital
Matthew Mandell - Rheumatology at University of Iowa
Ryan Etchison - Palliative Care at University of Chicago
Sarung Kashyap - Pulmonary/Critical Care at University of Illinois at Chicago
​Shilpa Viswanath - Sleep Medicine at University of Illinois at Chicago
Sorabh Kothari - Cardiology at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital

Welcome!

Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago/Advocate Christ Medical Center. Our program has a long history of combining cutting edge clinical training with high academic standards, all offered in the collegial setting of a medical center that was ranked 4th overall among hospitals in the entire state of Illinois  by the 2018-2019 U.S. News and World Report's "Best Hospitals" Regional Rankings, one of Healthgrades America’s 50 Best Hospitals in 2017, and 4th busiest hospital in  Chicago by Patient Revenue in 2016 according to Crain's Chicago Business.

We take pride in our residents and strongly believe we are training tomorrow’s physicians: leaders in education, research, and quality patient care. We invite you to use the tabs above to explore our website and get to know us a little better.  

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Our History
The Internal Medicine Residency Program started in 1973 with a total of only 13 residents. At the time, Advocate Christ Medical Center was known simply as Christ Hospital. In 1993, an affiliation with the University of Illinois at Chicago was formed, and subsequently a joint training program was launched on July 1, 1995 with a total of 42 residents. In 2001 the campus began to expand and Christ Hospital became known as Advocate Christ Medical Center (ACMC).  With the expansion of the campus, the residency program continued to grow in number, attracting even more highly qualified residents and faculty. At present, the UIC/ACMC Internal Medicine Residency Program supports the training of 66 interns and residents, and our institution has become a major quaternary care referral center throughout Illinois and the Midwest.

Who We Are Today

Our program offers residents the perfect balance of training in a major academic institution with university resources, all set in a comfortable community environment. Sponsored by the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), residents receive all the benefits and distinctions of full-time UIC employees. The assigned clinical rotations are completed at Advocate Christ Medical Center (ACMC), a non-for-profit 700+ bed Level I trauma and tertiary care center in Oak Lawn, Illinois. The residents and faculty are a diverse group of energetic and supportive individuals who pride themselves on delivering superb patient care.

Advocate Christ Medical Center
  • One of only fifteen major teaching hospitals recognized nationally by Truven Health as a "Top 100 Hospital"
  • Ranked "Top 50" nationally by U.S News and World Report in 3 specialties including cardiology and pulmonology/critical care and given "High Performance" in 7 other areas
  • A 700+ bed, tertiary care facility, providing top quality healthcare to the Chicagoland area
  • Home to the Advocate Institutes of Care in:  Cancer, Cardiology, Neurosciences (Brain and Spine), and Bone/Joint
  • Experienced transplant program for heart, lung, and kidney
  • One of the busiest ER's in Chicago with >100,000 annual visits and a Level-I trauma center
  • Trains more than 400 residents, 600 medical students and 800 nursing students in accredited programs  each year
  • Employs a diverse workforce with more than 6000 physicians and associates