Mohamed Barakat

Mohamed Barakat

A well-balanced residency program can best be described as a program where clinical and academic education is a top priority that is never compromised at the expense of service. A program where faculty provide the right amount of supervision and autonomy, allowing trainees to grow into confident independent physicians with the capacity to take clinical decisions. No program would be complete without the exposure to a diverse population with a multitude of medical conditions. Medical students enrich a program and keep residents on their toes. Let’s not forget the collegial atmosphere and friendly faculty that extends beyond the boundaries of the hospital in the form of residency sponsored outings. Last but not least an open line of communication between residents and the program leadership. In a nutshell that’s what makes QHC well-balanced. Whether you’re preparing for a competitive fellowship or aspire to be a well-rounded internist, you will find all the resources you need to attain your goal at QHC.