Specialty Residencies

Specialty residencies are advanced training programs that doctors undertake after completing their general medical degree, allowing them to focus deeply on a specific area of medicine such as cardiology, surgery, or pediatrics. These programs typically last between three to seven years and provide specialized knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to become an expert in that field. Residency ensures doctors are well-equipped to diagnose, treat, and manage complex cases within their specialty, ultimately improving patient care and outcomes.