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Graduate Medical Education at UVA
The University of Virginia Health System is committed to establishing and maintaining high quality Graduate Medical Education training programs.
We train more than 800 residents or fellows in 82 ACGME-accredited specialties, subspecialties, and training programs. Our learning environment is enhanced by a diverse patient population, dedicated faculty, excellent clinical and basic science departments, and nationally recognized research programs.
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