
Piedmont is launching a new Graduate Medical Education (GME) program designed to elevate healthcare quality and access across Georgia. Beginning in 2027, the program will integrate medical and surgical residents into several of Piedmont's clinical hubs, significantly enhancing statewide medical training and care delivery.
Piedmont has recently welcomed Karen Law, M.D., who brings decades of experience in Undergraduate Medical Education and Graduate Medical Education, as its Chief of GME to run the program.
Currently, Piedmont operates local residency programs at its hospitals in Columbus, Cartersville, Macon, and Athens, with 80 new residents matching earlier this year. By 2035, the program plans to host 386 additional residents and fellows per year, addressing the critical need for more healthcare providers in Georgia.

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