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Graduate Medical Education - Chattanooga

200+ residents and fellows; 10 specialty residency programs; 14 sub-specialty fellowship programs


 

Overview

2025 resident welcome

Graduate Medical Education (GME) is the training of physicians who are pursuing residency and fellowship specialty training following graduation from medical school. More GME programs are supported within The University of Tennessee Health Science Center statewide system on campuses in Memphis, Nashville, and Knoxville.

The UT Health Science Center College of Medicine-Chattanooga is a sponsoring institution for ACGME-accredited GME training programs and in continued accreditation status without any citations (as of January 13, 2025).

 

 

UT GME Confidential or  Anonymous Resident/Fellow CommentsAlper Humanitarian Keynote Address and Awards

 


Chattanooga Office of Graduate Medical Education


Melissa Peacock:  GME Institutional Accreditation Specialist, 423.778.7673

Rosalyn Stewart-KalaukoaGME Lead Residency Coordinator, 423.778.3894

Nolan English:  GME Financial Coordinator, 423.778.3899

Lucy White, MEd, LPC-MHSPCounselor, Educational and Behavioral Services
423.778.9420

James W. Haynes, MD, MBA, FAAFP
Dean, College of Medicine-Chattanooga
Professor, Department of Family Medicine
Deans' Office:  423.778.6956

Andrea W. Goins, DO
Designated Institutional Official (DIO), College of Medicine-Chattanooga
Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Deans' Office:  423.778.6956

Oct 7, 2025