PGY2
Thrive Personally, Professionally, and Financially
The role of a PGY2 is a tricky one. You have increased responsibility and must demonstrate leadership while still having much to learn and reporting to an attending and referring physicians. While managing both sides of those relationships, you’re trying to figure out your career strategy and have some semblance of a personal life. It’s hard. However, ACP is here to help you not just survive … but thrive.
Customized by training year, ACP’s IMpower resources help you excel during residency and make important decisions about your career. Topics include student debt management, interview tips, well-being and mental health, supervising interns and managing teams, and more.
Explore up-to-date internal medicine physician compensation data and a contract scorecard. Along with these free tools, ACP members get a 10% discount on employment contract review and negotiation services provided by lawyers specializing in physician compensation.
Attend a chapter event or education meeting to update your clinical knowledge, develop leadership skills, network with colleagues, and find a mentor.
Use ACP’s QI Program to guide your work when you work on a QI project.
Mentors play a crucial role in both your academic success and professional growth. ACP’s Mentoring Resource Library provides resources to help you make the most of your mentoring relationships.
This self‑paced learning series empowers you to lead meaningful change as a Well‑being Champion by building practical leadership skills, evidence‑based strategies, and real‑world tools you can use to support your team.
PGY2 can be exhilarating and satisfying but also exhausting and overwhelming. Use the evidence-based strategies in ACP’s Resident Well-being Learning Hub to foster your own well-being and mitigate burnout.
Learn how to capture the full complexity of patient encounters and accurately document and code your clinical work to optimize reimbursement payments with ACP’s comprehensive self-paced program.
ACP’s member-exclusive toolkit helps you navigate the process of practicing internal medicine in the United States.