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Welcome to Conway Medical Center’s Transitional Year Residency Program
Nestled in the historic charm of Conway and minutes from the spectacular Grand Strand coastline, Conway Medical Center offers a Transitional Year Residency experience like no other. As the first hospital in one of America’s fastest-growing regions, we combine cutting-edge medical training with the warmth of Southern hospitality.
Our program blends exceptional clinical education with an unparalleled quality of life. Here, dedicated faculty provide hands-on training in a supportive environment where residents develop into compassionate, skilled physicians ready for the challenges of modern healthcare.
Conway and the surrounding Horry County area offer the perfect balance: a small-town community feel with access to the vibrant energy of Myrtle Beach. Enjoy peaceful tree-lined streets, waterfront views, and a pace of life that encourages genuine work-life balance. Spend your days off exploring miles of pristine beaches, natural preserves, and cultural attractions—all while becoming the physician you’ve always aspired to be.
Join us where exceptional medical training meets coastal Carolina living. Your journey to becoming an outstanding family physician begins in a place you’ll want to call home.
Join Our Transitional Year Residency Family
The Conway Medical Center Transitional Year Residency Program is sponsored by Campbell University and is accredited by the American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for 12 approved positions. The TY program has extraordinary support from the entire CMC Healthcare organization, teaching faculty and sponsoring institution Campbell University.
The Conway Medical Center Transitional Year Residency Program is sponsored by Campbell University and is accredited by the American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for 12 approved positions. The TY program has extraordinary support from the entire CMC Healthcare organization, teaching faculty and sponsoring institution Campbell University.
The clinical experience includes all the core outpatient and inpatient rotations, and all the subspecialty rotations required by ACGME.
The didactics schedule is one half-day per week (5 hours) of protected time and includes attending lectures, case presentations, book club/journal club, and board review. In addition, residents will attend monthly morbidity and mortality conference along with tumor board. Residents will also participate in morning report and daily patient rounds with their attending physician when on the inpatient medicine service.
CMC/Campbell University transitional year residency offers a full spectrum learning environment in a culturally diverse and beautiful coastal South Carolina community, conducive to meeting the community’s medical care needs.
If you have questions about CMC’s Transitional Year Residency, please send those inquiries to our program coordinator, Angela Allen.
Srinivas Vuppala, M.D
Transitional Year Residency Program Director
Junaid Soomro, MD
Transitional Year Residency Associate Program Director
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