Residency Program

A residency program is specialized training that newly licensed medical doctors undergo after medical school to gain hands-on experience in a specific field of medicine, such as surgery or pediatrics. It typically lasts several years and involves working under supervision in hospitals, where doctors learn to diagnose, treat, and manage patient care comprehensively. This training is essential for developing the skills necessary to practice independently and ensures they meet the standards required for certification and providing competent, safe medical care.