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Universiti Sains Malaysia, School of Medical Sciences
The programme is designed to train internal medicine specialists through apprenticeship and self‑directed learning over four years. Phase I provides basic general medicine training, Phase II includes subspecialty rotations such as endocrinology, gastroenterology, neurology, and others, and Phase III focuses on specialist training. Assessments comprise continuous supervisor evaluations, log‑books, and the MMED examination. The curriculum also details specific rotation lengths for specialties like endocrinology (3 months), gastroenterology (3 months), geriatric medicine (1 month), and palliative medicine (1 month).
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