Residency

Family Medicine Residency

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Jan Willcox, DO

Program Director

The Family Practice Residency Program will begin on July 1, 2010 with it first class of residents currently under the supervision of Dr. Jan Willcox. The Family Practice Residency Program is an innovative and stat-of-the-art program that incorporates traditional family medicine, minor surgeries, obstetrical/gynecological care, and osteopathic manipulative medicine into a dynamic education process. With a continuity clinic on campus, our residents develop their outpatient skills, as well as their practice management skills, from the first day of the residency program. The hospital system offers a wide variety of practice experience from rural underserved communities to more traditional family medicine centers, from trauma in the Emergency Department to Oncology Care services.

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

Approved Positions

18
Funded Positions 18

Call

 

 

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

Salary

 

 

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

Block

PGY 1
PGY 2
PGY 3
1
ER IM Sub (*) ER
2
General Surgery Surgical Sub (**) IM Sub (*)
3
Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks OB/Gyn Surgical Sub (**)
4
General IM ER Surgical Sub (**)
5
Pediatrics General IM Pediatrics
6

Surg Select (**)-2 wks; Block Nights 2 wks

Pediatrics OB/Gyn
7
ICU OB/Gyn Vec-2 wks; Elec-2 wks
8
Medical Select (*) Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks Elective
9
Peds-2 wks; OB/Gyn-2 wks IM Sub (*) FP
10
Surg Select (**)-2 wks; Block Nights - 2 wks Vac-2 wks; Elec-2 wks General IM
11
Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks Surgical Sub (**) Elec-2 wks; Vac-2 wks
12
OB/Gyn Pediatrics Elective
13
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

Department of Medical Education