Family Medicine Clinic

Full-spectrum family medicine is a key component of our three-year program. Clinic time gradually increases each year, with first-year residents spending 2-3 half days per week in the clinic, second-year residents 3-4, and third-year residents 4-5. By graduation, residents build a practice caring for both individuals and families, providing continuity through hospitalizations, surgeries, obstetrical deliveries, and nursing home care.

Residents are trained in procedures such as circumcision, vasectomy, toenail removal, and first-trimester OB and general ultrasound using Butterfly units. Those interested in osteopathic manipulation can participate in our OMT clinic. Specialty clinics include HIV, Hep C, Lifestyle Medicine, Immigration Clinics, and Sports Medicine.

Didactics are held daily at lunch and on Thursday afternoons, covering a broad range of family medicine topics, including preventive care, cardiology, orthopedics, and practice management.