Internal Medicine Residency Diversity and Inclusion

Diversity and Inclusion at BIDMC

Emmanuel Mensah, MD, MBA, and Olivia Severdija, MD — Emmanuel Mensah, MD, MBA, and Cardiology Fellow Olivia Severdija, MD (Photo taken pre-COVID)

At BIDMC we understand that diversity and inclusion are at the heart of what we do. We are determined to provide outstanding clinical training within a welcoming environment for all of our residents and fellows, and to assist in your future career development. An important component of this is the recruitment and nurturing of diverse physicians, who play a crucial role in helping us stay true to our ideals of quality, service and commitment to all who work and receive care at BIDMC.

BIDMC emphasizes the importance of treating every patient with respect and dignity no matter who they are.

Emmanuel Mensah, MD, MBA, Former Residency Graduate and current BIDMC Hospitalist and Firm Chief

Several of our faculty members are available for discussion or mentoring. Feel free to contact them, or reach out to us by email.

Diversity and Inclusion at Harvard Teaching Hospitals

Watch a video about Diversity and Inclusion for Harvard Medical School trainees.

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Supporting a Healthy Work-Life Balance

"Throughout my career here, I've been given the support to pursue my passion as a clinical educator while maintaining a healthy work-life balance."

- Daniele Olveczky, MD, Diversity and Inclusion Officer

Excellence in Residency and Fellowship Training

Meet some of the faces behind BIDMC's graduate medical education program.

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Pride at BIDMC

Members of the BIDMC Community participate in the annual Pride Parade. (Photo taken pre-COVID)

BIDMC Diversity and Inclusion Task Force

Vision Statement: To be the Boston hospital of choice for all people, coming together in service of BIDMC's mission. (Photos taken pre-COVID)

Camaraderie at BIDMC

"There’s such a sense of camaraderie in the program and at BIDMC. I can’t name anyone I don’t look forward to working with."

- Jazmine Sutton, MD, former BIDMC hospitalist and former Chief Medical Resident (left, shown here with resident Eubee Koo; photo taken pre-COVID)