Quick Facts about Our Program
Program Highlights
- Big Family: 46 residents/year, with tracks in Alaska, Child Neurology, Health Equity, Genetics, and Research.
- Top-Notch Training in Seattle: Seattle Children’s Hospital + University of Washington Medical Center + Harborview Medical Center
- Diverse Experiences: 2-month WWAMI rural rotation + dynamic inpatient & outpatient experiences.
- Alumni: 60% go into general pediatrics (hospitalist, primary care, urgent care), 40% go onto fellowship at top-ranked programs around the country
- Wide Catchment Area: Patients and families from Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho
Perks
- Scheduling: Transitioning to X+Y in 2025-2026, no 24-hour shifts in R1 year and transitioning to minimal 24-hour shifts for senior residents
- Protected Learning: Daily Noon Conference, weekly Morning Report and Grand Rounds. Journal club, M&M, and mock code offered monthly!
- Exciting Electives: Wilderness Medicine, Advocacy, Procedures, Community Hospitalist, and more.
- Research Ready: All R3s have a capstone presentation; abundance of research opportunities
- Clinical Support: Multidisciplinary teams with care coordinators & ancillary staff
- Teaching Opportunities: Frequent chances to lead, present, and engage in educational activities. Diverse learners including medical students, visiting residents, and Advanced Practice Practioner fellows.
- Moonlight Opportunities: Available in R2 and R3 year
Training & Development
- Scheduling: Transitioning to X+Y in 2025-2026, no 24-hour shifts in R1 year and transitioning to minimal 24-hour shifts for senior residents
- Protected Learning: Daily Noon Conference, weekly Morning Report and Grand Rounds. Journal club, M&M, and mock code offered monthly!
- Exciting Electives: Wilderness Medicine, Advocacy, Procedures, Community Hospitalist, and more.
- Research Ready: All R3s have a capstone presentation; abundance of research opportunities
- Clinical Support: Multidisciplinary teams with care coordinators & ancillary staff
- Teaching Opportunities: Frequent chances to lead, present, and engage in educational activities. Diverse learners including medical students, visiting residents, and Advanced Practice Practioner fellows.
- Moonlight Opportunities: Available in R2 and R3 year
Resident Life in Seattle
- Commuter-Friendly: Free ORCA card for public transit; biking, walking, bus, or car— your choice!
- Rain or Shine: Mild weather with plenty of sunny days to enjoy Seattle’s vibrant city culture and outdoor activities.
- Community Vibes: Supportive peers and numerous wellness initiatives. Groups relating to affinity, clinical and professional interests, community interests exist to create community.
- Family Friendly: We’ve had numerous residents who have moved here for residency with children and who have had children during residency! Family members are also encouraged to come to residency community events.