A comprehensive three-year curriculum will equip you as a resident, teaching you the skills you need for successful practice. Our program allows adequate flexibility to develop enhanced training and experience in your areas of personal interest. Our residents will develop expertise in population health and will understand the challenges and dynamics of serving rural, medically underserved populations. We are committed to model and to teach balance in our professional and personal lives as faculty and to include a longitudinal curriculum on physician wellness.
Our goal is to produce excellent family physicians who will be advocates for their patients and will be professional leaders in their hospitals and communities.
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Training Tracks
Our osteopathic training track produces outstanding family physicians who effectively integrate Osteopathic practice and principles including Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) for better patient care.
This track is designed to prepare residents to:
- Effectively and efficiently integrate Osteopathic Practice and Principles into primary care clinical practice
- Continue to develop their Osteopathic diagnostic and treatment skills
- Provide hands-on OMM care to patients in an out-patient setting
- Understand the role of OMM within a comprehensive pain management program
The Osteopathic training track includes:
- Monthly didactic sessions
- Weekly hands-on OMM training sessions
- Precepted OMM resident continuity clinic
- Osteopathic-related case presentations
- Option for an OMM rotation elective
- Inclusion of Osteopathic milestones in resident competency evaluations