Family Medicine Residency

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Number of total slots approved

ACGME accredited positions – 12

Didactics

Education

The resident participates in the Family Practice Journal Club, Board Review and case presentations. There are additional lectures held twice daily, and residents also participate in teaching first and second year medical students.

Our program highly values your educational learning opportunities and provides the following:

• 4-hour dedicated FM didactics Thursday afternoons
• 7 a.m. and 12 p.m. hour-long FM lectures Mondays and Thursday

Didactic Topics Include:

• American Family Physician Journal Club
• American Family Physician Family Practice Essentials Jouraal
• AAFP Board Review Lectures
• Osteopathic Journal Club
• Board Review Questions
• Journal Club
• Morbidity & Mortality
• Clinical Procedure Labs

Hospital Didactics

7 a.m. and 12 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays

Hospital didactics include:

• ATSU-KCOM Human Patient Simulator Labs
• ATSU-KCOM Ultrasound Labs
• ATSU-KCOM Cadaver Lab Procedure Training
• ATSU-COM Research/Statistics Series
• Attending Lectures
• Call NIght Review
• Guest Speakers
• House Staff Meetings
• Intern Lectures
• OMM Labs
• Oncology Conference
• Pediatrics Conference
• Radiology Conference
• STILL OPTI Resident Forum

Audition/Interview Process

2- or 4-week audition (sub-internship) rotations are available from August to January.

We do not require audition rotations but the time they provide for us to get to know an applicant can be invaluable to us when we decide our rank list.

Interview season: October-January.

We typically interview on Friday mornings with an informal interview dinner Thursday night before with residents.

For questions on applying to our program, email our chief resident Eric Lesh, D.O.

To schedule an audition rotation please email us here.

Call

Intern Call

• Variable based on size of intern class
• Typically 4-6 shifts per month
• Intern on-call always supervised by a senior resident in-house and an attending is always on-call and available by phone.
• Intern fields pages from hospital nursing staff and handles overnight hospital admissions.

Senior Resident Call

• Varies based on number of senior residents
• Typically 4-6 shifts per month.
• Consists of in-house senior call and home call
• Field calls from attending's and resident's patients, including from nursing homes
• In-house senior supervises and assists intern on call in hospital overnight