The Preventive Medicine Residency (LPMR) is a two-year program completed in conjunction with an approved Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center clinical residency or fellowship.
Our LPMR program is a unique program in quality improvement, leadership, and population health for residents and fellows already training at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Our program allows you to obtain a Masters in Public Health (MPH) degree from The Dartmouth Institute (TDI), lead a practicum focused on improving care, and be able to sit for Boards in Preventive Medicine.
Apply to our LPMR programProgram aims
- To improve the technical, service, and cost excellence of care for patients and populations
- To provide academic, clinical leadership application, and practicum experiences in preventive medicine to our learners, working in conjunction with existing clinical residency and fellowship programs
Our mission
To attract and develop physicians capable of leading the change and improvement of the systems where people and health care meet. In conjunction with existing clinical residency and fellowship programs, participants' academic, applied leadership and practicum experiences in preventive medicine will focus on measuring outcomes and improving the technical, service and cost excellence of care of patients and populations.
The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Since July 2003, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center has partnered with The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (TDI) and developed the Leadership Preventive Medicine Residency to offer residents and fellows a means, in our founding Program Director Dr. Paul Batalden's words, "to gain further knowledge and skills in the measurement of outcomes and the leadership of change and improvement in health care systems." TDI has gained a national and international reputation since its establishment in 1989.