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Copyright 2002
K U Pediatrics Department.
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Andreas Deymann, MD

Designed by John Goodwin, MD.

Revised:

September 22, 2005

"Fast Facts" about the Combined Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program:

History of the Program:

First residents in 1987.
To date, we have graduated 44 residents, including year 2004 graduates.
78% are K U graduates.

Curriculum:

Two years of Medicine and two years of Pediatrics, divided as follows:

First year - Six months Medicine and six months Pediatrics.
Second year - Four months Pediatrics and eight months Medicine, OR four months Medicine and eight months Pediatrics.
Third year - Four months Medicine and eight months Pediatrics, OR four months Pediatrics and eight months Medicine.
Fourth year - Twelve months equally divided between the two departments.

Board Pass Rate:

Percentage of graduates who pass their board exam on the first attempt (n=28):

89% Internal Medicine Boards
71% Pediatrics

Graduate Practice Type and Location:

Location statistics (n=36):

67% practice in Primary Care;
11% practice in Emergency Departments;
16% continue into fellowships (14% at KU);
7% other (e.g., hospitalist)

Affiliated Institutions:

Providence Medical Center;
Children's Mercy Hospital;
Kansas City Veteran's Administration Medical Center (KCVAMC);
Stormont Vail, Topeka, KS
Med/Peds Teaching Clinic at Silver City.

Four Medicine/Pediatrics Faculty:

Andreas Deymann, MD (Program Director);
Candace Moseley, MD;
Gayln Perry, MD;
Scott Ceule, MD;
Jonathan Finks, MD.

Benefits:

Vacation/Sick Leave;
Other Leave Time (Maternity, Paternity, Family, Medical);
Paid Malpractice Insurance;
Dues for AAP;
Parking;
Educational Allowance.
See a more complete listing of Benefits.