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Our Family Practice Residency Program is focused on training physicians to develop a broad base of knowledge, a dedication to compassionate care and a love for practicing family medicine. With numerous educational settings and patient experiences, this comprehensive program prepares physicians to not only provide health care to people of all ages, but also to assume leadership roles in medicine and the community, and contribute to the evolving knowledge base of family practice.
Our Family Practice Residency Program is a three-year (36 month) osteopathic post-graduate program. The program is an AOA-approved residency with both DO and MD faculty physicians which accepts 5 new residents each academic year.
Continuity of care for patients is at the core of the family practice philosophy and is a top priority in our program. The ambulatory care experience provides evidenced-based, quality health care and our residency program clinic helps to provide the longitudinal
hands-on training for our resident physicians. The requirements for continuity clinic participation are as follows:
To learn more about the continuity clinic site please click here.
Rotation Schedule
The academic year consists of 13 blocks which are each four weeks in length. The Family Practice curriculum is listed below but is not in order of how the training blocks will be organized.
Didactic Components
The clinical experience will be supplemented by a structured didactic program comprised of:
Daily Morning Report (Monthly Template Schedule Below)
Daily Noon Lecture
Noon Lectures cover a wide variety of topics and sub specialities aimed at creating well rounded learning experience. The curriculum is 18 months in duration, with the hope that you will be exposed to all lectures over the length of training. The noon lecture curriculum series consists of the following areas:
Academic Half Day
One half day per block is designated specifically to address and discuss clinical and practice management topics that surround Family Medicine. This time is protected from rotation and other clinical responsibilties and all interns and residents attend.
Residents are assigned to coordinate at least one half day per academic year. They work closely with faculty members to develop an educational plan.
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