Curriculum
The Family Medicine Residency program is designed to develop and prepare residents to deliver of comprehensive evidence-based medical care to patients in a variety of settings. Our residency program has a strong base in medicine and pediatrics but also provides excellent training in behavioral health, sports medicine and geriatric health. Our residents learn the dermatologic, musculoskeletal and women’s health procedures essential to the practice of Family Medicine.
Diverse elective opportunities are available and each resident is encouraged to develop areas of special interest. Electives are offered in all of the major subspecialties in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Residents may take electives in either 2- or 4-week blocks. The underlying goal of the curriculum is to ensure that the graduate will be an outstanding family physician.
- Orientation
- Adult Inpatient Medicine (3 months)
- Ambulatory Pediatrics
- Community Medicine **
- Elective/PTO *
- Emergency Medicine
- Family Medicine Clinic
- Gynecology
- Hospital Pediatrics
- Obstetrics/Labor & Delivery
- Surgery/Procedures
- Adult Inpatient Medicine (3 months)
- Adult Intensive Care Unit
- Ambulatory Pediatrics
- Community Medicine **
- Dermatology
- Elective/PTO * (2 months)
- Ear, Nose & Throat/Procedures
- Night Float
- Radiology
- Sports Medicine/Orthopedic Medicine
- Adult Inpatient Medicine (2 months)
- Emergency Medicine
- Emergency Medicine – Pediatrics
- Elective/PTO * (3 months)
- Family Medicine Clinic
- Geriatrics **
- Health Systems Learning
- Hospital Pediatrics
- Obstetrics/Labor & Delivery
- Procedural Month
* Elective rotations may be located at a number of private practices or at The Hospital of Providence – Transmountain.
** Multiple community sites for Community and Geriatric rotations.