Sinai Chicago has maintained a rich tradition of providing exceptional hands-on training for more than 100 years. Our mission is to tackle health disparities and empower Chicago’s most underserved communities toward healthier lives by overcoming barriers and providing exceptional health care.
As a Sinai Chicago medical resident, you will be equipped to become an excellent clinician and an advocate for those who often don’t have one.
Sinai Chicago physicians discuss the important of the relationship between Black doctors and Black patients, the persistent health inequities among Black Americans, and what it means to be a Black doctor in Chicago.
Regardless of where you do your residency, you’ll need someone who has your back. That would be me.
Gina Walton, MD
(She/Her/Hers)
VICE PRESIDENT, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION, GRADUATE MEDICAL
EDUCATION ASSOCIATE DESIGNATED INSTITUTIONAL OFFICIAL ATTENDING PHYSIATRIST, PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION
Gina.walton@sinai.org
Sinai Chicago seeks to attract and educate trainees who will make the population of healthcare professionals more representative of the national population. We welcome applicants with disabilities who meet the essential functions of our training programs, with or without reasonable accommodations.
If you are an applicant or current resident who wants more information about disability accommodations, please contact:
• Surgery – patricia.holden@sinai.org
• OBGYN – monique.omoregie@sinai.org
• Family Practice – vernell.williams@sinai.org
• Internal Medicine – elanda.mayweather@sinai.org
• PM&R – leticia.fulgencio@sinai.org
1936 West 48th Street, Chicago, IL 60609
1936 West 48th Street, Chicago, IL 60609
1936 West 48th Street, Chicago, IL 60609
1936 West 48th Street, Chicago, IL 60609
Sinai Urban Health Institute works in partnership with community members and organizations to document disparities and improve health in some of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in Chicago.
The Sinai Community Institute utilizes intensive case management to identify and eliminate barriers that impact the social well-being and health status of individuals, families, and the community.
