The residency-research layer — and the pharmacogenomics gap

ROW 10 · BOUNDARY DUG; ONE NAMED GAP

No residency program is seated in the CDP, for the same reason no trial is: there is no hospital to seat one in. The residency that trains on this ground's patients is Memorial Hospital's, in South Bend, and its research layer prints at its documented size — which is modest, and is printed modestly: the Memorial Hospital of South Bend Family Medicine Residency (ACGME program 1201711129) is an unopposed, full-spectrum community program of 30 residents — a 10-10-10 structure — sponsored by Memorial Hospital under Beacon, directed in the current listings by Kristine E. Jennings, MD, and seated at 714 N. Michigan Street, South Bend. Its scholarly layer, in the program's own and directory records, is structured rather than prolific: research runs as an elective and through quality-improvement and scholarly projects, the program "expands presentation, teaching, evaluation and research skills of each resident" in its own description, and research is expressly not the program's central identity — its fellowships (Sports Medicine, Obstetrics, and a Health Services Management fellowship carrying a longitudinally integrated Indiana University Master of Public Affairs) and its full-spectrum clinical volume are. No named, practice-changing publication from the residency verifies in the record reached, and none is claimed: the layer's true size is a teaching program whose scholarship is local QI and presentation work, printed at exactly that size.

GAP-MED-10 — the pharmacogenomics / small-college first does not verify for this ground, and its settler is named. The audit template expects, from other builds' running, a small-college pharmacogenomics first and a residency-research layer of published output. For this ground, no pharmacogenomics program, course-first, or research line verifies at Holy Cross College (the small college at the Notre Dame edge, in South Bend) or at IUSM–South Bend in the open record reached in November 2026: the searches return the campus's documented lines — cancer, gut immunology, global health — and no pharmacogenomics investigator, center, or publication stream. This prints as a named gap, not a negative, because the settling sources are institutional and only partly open: the Holy Cross College and IUSM–South Bend research offices' program records, and the ACGME / institutional scholarly-activity reports for the Memorial residency, settle whether a pharmacogenomics line exists below the open web's surface.

Sources:

1. Beacon Graduate Medical Education, Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program pages (residency.beaconhealthsystem.org, read November 2026) — 30 residents; the fellowships; the program's own statement of its research-skills aim; 714 N. Michigan Street, South Bend.
2. ACGME / FREIDA program record 1201711129 and AAFP residency directory — Memorial Hospital of South Bend Program; director Kristine E. Jennings, MD; research rotation optional; the program's tracks.
3. Program-profile record (IMGPrep / ResidencyAdvisor summaries of the program, 2026) — research as elective and QI/scholarly activity, not a central program identity; printed at profile strength.
4. Searches of the open web, November 2026, for pharmacogenomics at Holy Cross College and IUSM–South Bend — no program, investigator, or publication stream returned; the basis of GAP-MED-10, with its institutional settlers as printed.