"I chose Providence St Vincent to complete my residency training for a multitude of reasons and could not have made a better decision. The program has cultivated a remarkable culture of academic rigor, evidence and value based practice, and compassionate patient care. The graduated autonomy built into their model provided me the confidence to easily step into the complex world of hospital medicine.
During these bizarre and turbulent times, our world turns to physicians for leadership, reassurance, and care. They rely on us to interpret scientific findings in a rapidly changing and fluid environment. And they know that our mission is to care for their loved ones regardless of the challenges put before us. Through a stellar faculty and teaching environment at Providence St Vincent, I felt encouraged and challenged to step into this role."
Laura Holton, MD; Hospitalist, Legacy Health System
2022 – 2023
2021 – 2022
2020 – 2021
2019 – 2020
2018 – 2019
2017 – 2018
2016 – 2017
2015 – 2016
2014 – 2015
2013 – 2014
2012 – 2013
2011 – 2012
2010 – 2011
2009 – 2010
"My decision to complete residency at PSVMC was based on the amazing
mentorship, sponsorship and comradery I noticed on my interview day. From
nurses to residents to attendings, it was clear that people were happy
to be working at St Vincent. I also hoped that the unique combination
of a small program in a large tertiary care center would allow for a robust
and challenging educational experience, with the added benefit of close
relationships with faculty. I was undecided in my career path and knew
that working with specialists and faculty who knew me well and had a genuine
commitment to my success would be of the upmost importance. As it turns
out, my training at PSVMC offered all those things and more. I explored
Nephrology, Pulm/CC and Cardiology as I considered fellowship versus a
career as a hospitalist. My mentors in those fields were very supportive
and helped me gain clinical experience to really understand what each
field offered. I was supported in all my leadership and educational endeavors
and excitedly accepted the role of Chief Resident. It was during my Chief
Resident year that I realized just how important a career in medical education
was to me, and that hospitalist medicine would allow me to strike a balance
between clinical and educational work. Fast forward 3 years and I am now
core hospitalist faculty at PSVMC. I couldn’t be happier with where
I’m at in my career, or the amazing journey I took to get here."
2017 - 2018 Chief Resident, Stephanie Griffith, M.D. Hospitalist Faculty,
Providence St. Vincent Internal Medicine Residency
