Memorial Family Medicine Virtual Connection
Memorial’s Virtual Connection is an opportunity for medical students to connect with our program and assess if we are the right fit for you prior
Memorial’s Virtual Connection is an opportunity for medical students to connect with our program and assess if we are the right fit for you prior
We are excited to announce 9 family medicine residents will be joining our Memorial family!! Daniel Brannen – A.T. Still University Keith Christian – University
COVID-19 presented challenges to providing medical care to our most vulnerable patients. Listen as our residents and faculty describe the changes we implemented.
The quality improvement curriculum is intended to be a longitudinal experience comprised of lectures, online modules, committee meetings and office based experiences in which residents will work in multidisciplinary teams to complete quality improvement projects.
The procedures curriculum is intended to be a longitudinal experience comprised of lectures, focused experiences (rotations) and office-based experiences.
The noon conference curriculum of the Memorial Hospital Family Medicine Residency is a daily schedule of learning activities that includes didactic presentations, interactive sessions, small group learning and case presentations.
The family medicine center curriculum of the Memorial Hospital Family Medicine Residency consists of longitudinal outpatient experiences over all three years of training.
This portion of the curriculum is designed to enhance residents’ skills in interpersonal relationships and communication and to examine the types of psychopathology commonly found in the practice of family medicine.
