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Medical school is a four-year educational journey with the first two years primarily consisting of classroom- and lab-based instruction while the final two years are more focused on clinical training through rotations at hospitals or clinics learning from physicians in their practice.

Sometimes called a “residency” or “fellowship,” graduate medical education is a period of additional training after medical school when a physician will learn more about a particular medical specialty.  It can last anywhere from three years to seven years, depending upon how specialized the field of medicine is.

Whether you are looking for a small, rural community or big city living, the Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce (GBHCW) would like to help connect you with hospitals and clinics that fit within your desired practice plans.

Click HERE to browse through hospitals, small clinics, and large practices that are located throughout the Peach State. The information contained on their pages may benefit residents and physicians during the job search process.​

If you don't know where to start, that's okay! The GBHCW is here to help and can assist with finding your preferred practice environment.  Click HERE to fill out a short webform and get connected to one of our staff members.