Curriculum Overview

Our curriculum is designed to teach residents how to practice in a culturally diverse patient care environment.

During the course of the three years, residents spend an increasing amount of time in the Family Medicine Clinic learning practice management, evidence-based medicine, performance improvement, advanced interviewing skills, leadership skills, and personal wellness and resilience skills.  

The Longitudinal Family Medicine Curriculum also covers Dermatology, Behavioral Health, Emergency Medicine, Obstetrics, Medical Subspecialties, Surgical Subspecialties as well as experiences in Community Medicine, Practice Management and Billing and Coding. All  designated Osteopathic residents receive training in our Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) Clinic.