Family Medicine Residency
| Education: | |
| 1978 | Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine |
| 1979 |
Postgraduate Training |
| Riverside Hospital, Wichita, KS | |
| Professional: | |
| Dean's Council - VCOM | |
| Co-Chair Promotion and Tenure Committee - VCOM | |
| Co-Chair Promotion Board - VCOM | |
| Curriculum Committee - VCOM | |
| Assessment Committee - VCOM | |
| Medical Missions Committee - VCOM | |
| Library Committee - VCOM | |
| VCOM Sponsored Mission Trips | |
| Certifications: | |
| 2000 | Governing Board Applachian Postgraduate Training Institute |
| Member Virginia Osteopathic Medical Association | |
| Member North Carolina Osteopathic Medical Association | |
| Member Medical Society of Virginia | |
| Member American Osteopathic Association (AOA) | |
| Member American College of Osteopathic Family Practitioners (ACOFP) | |
| Member Association of Osteopathic Directors of Medical Education (AODME) | |
| Member American Academy of Osteopathy | |
| Case Development Committee National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners for COMLEX-USA-PE | |
| Board of Directors One Care of Southwest Virginia | |
| Certifications: | |
| 2009- | Board Certified Family Practice |
Additional Information
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Approved Positions |
18 |
| Funded Positions | 18 |
|
Call
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PGY 1: Night Float: 4-weeks block nights (2-week intervals) with occasional short and weekend call PGY 2&3: One night per week & one weekend per month (post call day - resident is excused after morning didactics) |
| Didactics |
Morning Report | Cecil's Club | Journal Club | Morning and Noon Lectures | FP Board Review |
| Certifications | BLS, ACLS, PALS |
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Salary
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PGY 1: $46,000 PGY 2: $47,000 PGY 3: $48,000 |
| Educational Stipend |
PGY 1: $1,000 PGY 2: $1,500 PGY 3: $2,000 |
| Health/Dental Insurance | Provided by the hospital at nominal cost |
| Paid Time Off (PTO) | 20 days |
| Meal Allowance | Meals while on-call are provided at no cost |
| Malpractice Insurance | Provided |
| Emboridered Lab Coats | 2 provided |
| Information subject to change. | |
Sample Curriculum
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Block |
PGY 1
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PGY 2
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PGY 3
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1
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ER | IM Sub (*) | ER |
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2
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General Surgery | Surgical Sub (**) | IM Sub (*) |
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3
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Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks | OB/Gyn | Surgical Sub (**) |
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4
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General IM | ER | Surgical Sub (**) |
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5
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Pediatrics | General IM | Pediatrics |
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6
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Surg Select (**)-2 wks; Block Nights 2 wks |
Pediatrics | OB/Gyn |
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7
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ICU | OB/Gyn | Vec-2 wks; Elec-2 wks |
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8
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Medical Select (*) | Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks | Elective |
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9
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Peds-2 wks; OB/Gyn-2 wks | IM Sub (*) | FP |
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10
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Surg Select (**)-2 wks; Block Nights - 2 wks | Vac-2 wks; Elec-2 wks | General IM |
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11
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Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks | Surgical Sub (**) | Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks |
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12
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OB/Gyn | Pediatrics | Elective |
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13
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General IM | Electives | Elective |
| (*) IM Sub = cardiology, gastroenterology, infectious disease, dermatology, endocrinology, rheumatology, nephrology, pulmonary | |||
| (**) Surgical Sub = orthopedics, urology, vascular, anesthesia | |||
| Information subject to change. | |||
Internship Program
Training geared towards individuals preference
Family Medicine Residency
Our family practice residency program encompasses a wide-range of progressive family centered patient care experiences
Internal Medicine Residency
The General Internal Medicine Residency is structured to provide residents with the fundamental knowledge and principles essential to the practice of internal medicine
Medical Students
Selected specialties available