Internal Medicine Residency Program

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Our program’s Mission is to develop physicians with the competencies and skillset required to become future healthcare leaders by exhibiting excellence in academics and high-quality patient-centered care.

Our Vision is to recruit and produce the best community-trained internal medicine physicians while improving our region’s healthcare through education, collaboration, and commitment to the patients we serve.

Please check out our website below and our social media page and see what our residents are up to – in and out of the hospital.

If you’re looking to train in a supportive, challenging, clinically excellent environment, MRHC is the place for you!

John Peyton Preece, D.O. FACOI, FACP

Internal Medicine Program Director

*Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education

MRHC’s Internal Medicine Residency program accepts applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).

 

 

Associate Professors of Internal Medicine/Core Faculty

J. Peyton Preece, D.O., FACOI

 Program Director Internal Medicine Residency

Director of Student Medical Education

Valerie Norton, D.O.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine/Core Faculty

Director of Ambulatory Medicine

Ben Long, M.D.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine/Core Faculty

Director of Quality and Safety

Magnolia Hospitalist Group Director

Chris Tucker, M.D.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine/Core Faculty

Director of Simulation

Sidney Pace, M.D.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine

Mary Avery Poole, D.O.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine/Core Faculty

Director of Wellness

 

 

 

 

 

 


Training Program Highlights

  • Journal Club
  • MKSAP Board Review
  • Multidisciplinary Grand Rounds
  • Morbidity and Mortality
  • Case Presentation
  • Community Volunteer Opportunities
  • Formal Resident Presentations
  • Research Opportunities
  • Ambulatory clinic experiences weekly
  • Month at a Glance

Salary & Benefits

  • Competitive annual salary
  • Health & Life Insurance
  • 21 PTO Days annually PGY 1-3
  • Educational Days PGY1=4, PGY 2=6, PGY3=6
  • Long Term Disability
  • White Coat Annually
  • Complimentary Meals
  • MKSAP Board Review
  • ACP Membership

Additional Benefits Information MPS Benefit Summary Sheet

Application Process

Active in ERAS and NRMP; AAMC ID 1402700210

We currently have 24 Internal Medicine Resident Physicians and plan to increase our size to 27 for the 2025-2026 cycle.

Research and Scholarly Activity

We are pleased to report that several of our internal medicine residents have presented at regional and national conferences nationwide.  Although most have been done virtually this past AY, please see some of our previous presentations.

Residents are allotted a scholarly activity stipend that may be utilized toward such conferences each PGY year.

  • Scholarly activity funds are utilized to help residents pay for attending educational conferences to present posters and/or case abstracts, the cost of posters, and other materials needed.

Chief Resident Tara George presents at AAIM 2022

2024 ACC Conference

Dr. Anan Rmilah presented at the conference in Atlanta, GA

 

Dr. Aaron Brooks standing with presentation

Dr. Aaron Brooks presents at the 2019 American Thoracic Society National Conference

 

Dr. Jared Mullins with a presentationDr. Heather Lusby, IM Residency alumna, presented a research poster at the Johns Hopkins HPVAA Conference

Dr. Jared Mullins with a presentationDr. Jared Mullins presents at the Alabama/Mississippi ACP Scientific Meeting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Carlos Pfeiffer presenting Challenges and Implications of Guillain-Barre Syndrome in a Patient with Pre-Existing Neurological Deficits poster at Alabama-Mississippi Chapters ACP Scientific Meeting June 2023 in Meridian, MS.

Dr. Sahar Jahan with a presentation

Dr. Sahar Jahan presents at the Alabama/Mississippi ACP Scientific Meeting

SMA 2019

Dr. Aaron Brooks, Dr. Dantwan Smith, Dr. Taylor Smith, and Dr. Jared Mullins presented research posters and participated in the oral presentation category (and won 1st and 2nd place) at the Southern Medical Association Meeting in 2019.

 

Madilyn Slater presenting EVALI or COVID-19? A Diagnosis of Exclusion poster at Alabama-Mississippi Chapters ACP Scientific Meeting June 2023 in Meridian, MS.

 

 

 

WELCOME 2024 Incoming Class of Internal Medicine Residents

Click here to Meet our Internal Medicine Residents 2024-2025!

Contact Us

Office of Graduate Medical Education

Jamie Hajek

Jamie Hajek

Internal Medicine Residency Coordinator

Division of Internal Medicine
Magnolia Regional Health Center
611 Alcorn Drive
Corinth, Ms. 38834
Office (662) 293-1143
Fax (662) 293-4347
Email: jhajek@mrhc.org