San Bernardino County ACGME Accredited Residency Programs
Graduate Medical Education
GME Office Manager
Teresa Smith, MBA
909-580-6157
Designated Institutional Official
Dotun Ogunyemi, MD
Graduate Education for Medical Students
ARMC has provided graduate medical education for over seven decades. ARMC's residency programs emphasize a curriculum to ensure our graduates are well trained for the challenges in healthcare today. Faculty and residents work together to ensure our patients' needs are met in the physical, psychological and preventative aspects of care.
ARMC is a comprehensive inpatient and outpatient health care facility. The medical center provides primary care, specialty care, trauma care and includes the only regional burn center in four counties. In recent years, ARMC has cared for approximately 90,000 patients in our ER, about 250,000 outpatient visits, and more than 25,000 admissions per year.
We Offer:
- Office of Research and Grants
- Health Science Library
- Educational Stipend $1200
- Tax Deferred Compensation Account through VOYA Financial
- Discounted meals in the cafe.
- Family/parental leave without pay, but continued benefits.
- Health benefits through Blue Cross or Kaiser
- Disability insurance
- Lab coats, scrubs
- Call rooms
Graduate Medical Education Office
The Graduate Medical Education Office (GME Office) supports the administrative operations for medical residency programs at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC). The GME Office operates under the direction of the Designated Institutional Official (DIO), Dotun Ogunyemi, MD, and GME Healthcare Program Administrator, Teresa Smith, MBA. ARMC operates six residency programs and three fellowships, which include over 180 residency positions. For questions related to a specific medical residency program, please choose from the links on this page. For questions regarding medical student rotation availability, please visit our Medical Students page.
Verification of Residency
To request a verification of medical residency, please choose the appropriate program from the links below. The link will provide the contact for that program. Please be advised it is our policy to only respond to written requests that include a Release of Information from the physician. Verification requests for traditional and transitional should be sent to GME@armc.sbcounty.gov.
Resident Well-Being
ARMC’s medical residency programs are committed to ensuring resident physicians take care of themselves both physically and mentally while receiving a world-class educational experience. ARMC provides access to well-being resources, both at the program and institutional levels. The GME office hosts well-being activities throughout the year, including social activities.
ARMC was selected to participate in the Alliance of Independent Academic Medical Center’s (AIAMC) National Initiative VI: Stimulating A Culture of Well-Being. As a participant of the initiative, ARMC completed a two-year well-being project designed to improve well-being of our clinical care team.
Research & Quality Improvement
As an Academic Medical Center, our residents are actively involved in research and quality improvement activities at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center. Every year, ARMC hosts an Annual Research Day, at which residents present research posters and give an oral presentation on their research and improvement projects.
Additionally, ARMC is participating in a quality improvement project as a returning participant in the Alliance of Independent Academic Medical Center’s (AIAMC) National Initiative VII: Teaming for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice.
