JSUMC provides many outlets for residents to receive and provide feedback. During clinical rotations, residents are supervised by attending physicians and direct feedback is provided at the end of each rotation.

The program has a jeopardy system in place for every class. Each resident will be on jeopardy for approximately 4 weeks out of the year where they may be pulled to cover any unanticipated needs in core rotations. These residents carry on as usual unless additional coverage is needed.

There is no difference in scheduling for categorical or preliminary/transitional year interns. All interns are treated as part of the same team and complete the same rotations. If alternative accommodations are needed for program specific requirements (ex. emergency medicine experience for anesthesia), we accommodate those requests as best as possible.

Our reports are designed to highlight FDA-approved therapies, relevant clinical trials, and NCCN-guided treatment options, supporting evidence-based decisions at the point of care.

We offer testing solutions that require smaller sample sizes and deliver faster results than many traditional methods, helping you initiate treatment without unnecessary delays.

We provide reports through a secure provider portal and support integration with electronic health records (EHRs) in both HL7 and PDF formats.

Our genomic tests are covered by Medicare and most major insurers. We also offer direct support to your billing and pathology teams to streamline the reimbursement process.

Our team of molecular pathology experts is available for consultation on test selection, sample handling, and interpretation of complex results to ensure optimal clinical utility.