Residency and Clinical Fellowships

Exceptional Training

At the Keck School of Medicine of USC, we are committed to training a diverse and highly skilled group of doctors prepared to take on medicine’s biggest challenges in the 21st century. Our residency and fellowship programs are a critical part of our overall educational mission. Residents and fellows are trained in one of the richest settings in the country to practice medicine. Our training facilities include Los Angeles General Medical Center, one of the largest training hospitals in the nation, which is a public safety net hospital and level 1 trauma facility; Keck Hospital of USC, a teritary-quatenary referral facility; Arcadia Hospital of USC and Verdugo Hills Hospital which are community hospitals and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, L.A.’s premiere children’s hospital. These facilities give residents the experience of training in various practice settings in state-of-the-art facilities. Our residents and fellows not only work in outstanding facilities, but our faculty also provide them with the support and mentorship that are needed to become future leaders in their fields.

More on Training at Los Angeles General Medical Center

Additional information about the application process, as well as the policies and procedures that govern residency and fellowship programs at Los Angeles General Medical Center can be found here.