Residency Programs at BayCare Health System

Our mission is to empower aspiring physicians with exceptional, immersive hands-on training and dedicated mentorship to help you grow into a confident emergency medicine physician.

BayCare’s family medicine residencies at three Tampa Bay hospitals give you the skills to care for patients of all ages—with a focus on community, continuity, and connection.

Train at BayCare’s St. Joseph’s Hospital, where our General Surgery Residency gives you the tools, support, and experience to become a skilled and confident surgeon.

With programs at five Tampa Bay area hospitals, BayCare’s internal medicine residencies offer strong clinical training, mentorship, didactic education, and real-world experience from day one.

BayCare’s Pediatrics residency program is a hands-on community-care focused training program, providing much needed services to children and their families throughout West Central Florida.

Learn to care for the whole person—our psychiatry program helps you build strong clinical skills in therapy and medication management, all with a community focus.

Kickstart your specialty training with a solid foundation in clinical care, confident decision-making, mentorship, and research through our Transitional Year program at St. Joseph’s Hospital.

Our Addiction Medicine Fellowship equips you with the skills to treat substance use disorders using evidence-based care, compassionate communication, and a strong focus on recovery and resilience.

Our fellowship provides you with strong clinical skills, to become a compassionate specialist in youth mental health, and prepares you to address complex emotional and behavioral needs.

Our program provides specialized training in high-acuity care for children and adolescents, combines fast-paced clinical experience, simulation training, and expert mentorship to prepare you for any pediatric emergency.

Our Sports Medicine Fellowship builds your skills in diagnosing and treating athletic injuries, with hands-on experience and mentorship to prepare you for high-level, team-based patient care.