Training

• Family medicine training
• High-volume obstetrical training
• Pediatrics training
• Surgical OB training (including primary C-sections)
• Advanced endoscopy training (EGDs and colonoscopy)
• Electronic health records (clinic and hospital)
• International medicine emphasis
• International family medicine fellowship (post-residency)
• Sports medicine clinic and emphasis
• Sports medicine fellowship (post-residency)
• Outstanding rural rotations
• Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA)-recognized program
• Osteopathic manipulation clinic and training
• OB ultrasound training
• Dysplasia Clinic
• Pediatric Clinic
• Inner city/urban medical clinic experiences:
  
  • Guadalupe Clinic
  • GraceMed Health Clinic
• Choices Medical Clinic
  
  • Crisis pregnancy medical care
  • State-of-the-art 4-D (surface scanning)
  • OB ultrasound training and perinatal hospice services)

Depending upon where you see your self in practice after residency training the skill set that you need to develop in training as an advanced family physician will vary. Procedural training should be a part of every family medicine resident’s training.