In this episode of Everyday Medicine, Dr. Christopher Chiu discusses The Ohio State University's Internal Medicine Primary Care Track with Dr. Mark Troyer, Associate Program Director. They explore the unique aspects of the primary care track, its curriculum structure, training opportunities, and how it differs from the categorical residency program. Dr. Troyer shares insights about the program's emphasis on outpatient care, community building, and preparation for various career paths in medicine.

[00:00:29] - Introduction and context of primary care track discussion 

[00:01:10] - Dr. Troyer's background and experience in global health 

[00:02:59] - Explanation of primary care track structure 

[00:04:39] - Comparison with categorical residency program schedule 

[00:07:11] - Discussion of training experiences and opportunities 

[00:10:59] - Overview of scholarly work and academic opportunities 

[00:13:10] - Special training opportunities (gender affirming care, women's health) 

[00:15:35] - Discussion of urban, suburban, and rural health experiences 

[00:17:36] - Career paths and achievements of program graduates 

[00:21:05] - Program's approach to patient care and decision-making 

[00:22:06] - Flexibility in career choices for track graduates 

[00:23:57] - Closing thoughts and resources for prospective students