Information for Providers

Graduate Medical Education

Lifespan is committed to sponsoring outstanding residency and fellowship programs in an academic medical center that provides high quality, comprehensive, and compassionate health care.

Our primary goal is to educate and prepare the next generation of physicians for practice in the dynamic health care environment. Our programs are designed with an appropriate balance of patient care, education, and research in an environment that encourages collegiality, diversity, and professionalism.

Links to our residency and fellowship programs are available at https://www.brown.edu.

A Commitment to Excellence

Rhode Island, The Miriam, and Bradley hospitals are committed to excellence, and in graduate medical education we demonstrate that by:

Compliance with the institutional requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
Support for programs in reaching compliance with Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education program requirements
Fostering an environment that encourages education, research, and scholarly activity
Providing the appropriate resources for graduate medical education
Committed to working with our entire medical community to affirm our dedication to anti-racism and create an environment in which we stand in solidarity to condemn racism and bias in medicine and demand systemic change

Lifespan Graduate Medical Education Office

593 Eddy Street

Aldrich Building, Room 126

Providence, RI 02903

401-444-8450

Parking for the Aldrich Building is available in the Plain Street Lot.

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Clinical Training at Lifespan Hospitals

Rhode Island Hospital is the principal teaching hospital of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University - the only medical school in Rhode Island. The Miriam and Bradley hospitals are major teaching affiliates of the medical school. Lifespan hospitals provide the primary sites for clinical training of approximately 175 third- and fourth-year students at Brown University.