Resident Rotations in Geriatric Medicine
Elective Information
In partnership with the Stanford Internal Medicine Residency Program, we offer Geriatric Medicine required and elective rotations designed to prepare physicians for optimal care of older patients. The resident will have an opportunity to assess and treat a diverse population of older adults, from those who are healthy and active to those who are frail and dependent.
Internal Medicine Rotation in Geriatric Medicine: This four-week rotation introduces Internal Medicine interns to the basics of Geriatric Medicine theory and practice in primary care clinic, skilled nursing facility, and inpatient settings. - Contact Marina Martin
Stanford Resident Inpatient Elective: This elective allows second and third-year Internal Medicine residents to rotate with the Inpatient Geriatrics Consult and Home-Based Primary Care services. The rotation is designed to teach residents to evaluate and manage common geriatric syndromes in hospitalized elders including delirium, dementia, falls, frailty, and hospital-associated disability. - Contact Meera Sheffrin
Away Elective: Stanford Medicine accepts visiting residents from ACGME-accredited programs in the United States and Canada. If you are interested in this four-week elective rotation at Stanford, please visit the GME website and review the eligibility and application guidelines here. Please contact Victoeia Mesquita for more information.
For more information about elective opportunities, please contact:
Meera Sheffrin, MD, MAS
Clinical Assistant Professor
For more information on the Stanford Internal Medicine Residency Program, please contact:
Karina Delgado-Carrasco
Residency Program Manager, Department of Medicine
karinad@stanford.edu
650-498-4560