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| * | Thirteen four-week blocks for rotations per year |
| * | Enhanced OB Track available |
Rural Experience
At MGH we are proud of our rural training. Over 90% of our graduates are practicing in federally designated rural areas. To improve resident rural experience, second-year residents do a one-month rural rotation in one of many rural communities.
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4 weeks Introduction to Residency 16 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service 4 weeks Night Float 4 weeks Obstetrics 6 weeks Pediatrics (includes 2 weeks NICU) 4 weeks Outpatient Surgery 2 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine 4 weeks Musculoskeletal Medicine 2 weeks Radiology 1 week Dermatology 1 week ENT
2 weeks Introduction to Family Medicine 4 weeks Elective
Second Year Residents
12 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service
4 weeks Night Float 4 weeks Obstetrics 4 weeks Gynecology 4 weeks Pediatrics 4 weeks Emergency Medicine 4 weeks Inpatient Surgery 2 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine 4 weeks Rural Family Medicine 2 weeks Introduction to Family Medicine II 8 weeks Electives
Third Year Residents
8 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service
6 weeks Pediatrics 4 weeks Emergency Medicine 2 weeks Musculoskeletal Medicine 1 week Dermatology 1 week ENT
2 weeks Sports Medicine 2 weeks Urology
2 weeks Practice Management 2 weeks Ophthalmology 10 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine 12 weeks Electives
Electives
The resident has the option of either inpatient or outpatient electives. Residents select their electives with the approval of the Program Director and the participating physician of the elective. Recommended electives include but are not limited to:
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OsteopathicAs part of Marquette General’s commitment to quality osteopathic medical education we offer a three-year family medicine residency.
The first year focuses on building knowledge and skills in patient care based on the philosophy of osteopathic medicine. Manual skills are developed in clinical settings as well as monthly didactic sessions and hospital rounds.
Further emphasis is placed on developing competence in medical knowledge, patient care, professionalism, interpersonal and communication skills, practice-based learning and system-based practice. Manual medicine clinic volume supports experiential learning as residents continue to enhance these skills during their second and third year of training.
These experiences, and enthusiastic support from faculty and community physicians, help residents graduate from the program as complete osteopathic family physicians.
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4 weeks Introduction to Residency 16 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service 4 weeks Obstetrics 4 weeks Outpatient Surgery 4 weeks Emergency Medicine 4 weeks Night Float 6 weeks Pediatrics - Includes 2 weeks Neonatology 1 week Dermatology 1 week ENT
2 weeks Introduction to Family Medicine I 2 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine 4 weeks Elective
Second Year Residents
12 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service
4 weeks Night Float 4 weeks Obstetrics 4 weeks Musculoskeletal Medicine 4 weeks Pediatrics 4 weeks Rural Family Medicine 2 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine
4 weeks Critical Care
4 weeks Inpatient Surgery 2 weeks Introduction to Family Medicine II 8 weeks Electives
Third Year Residents
8 weeks Family Medicine/Internal Medicine Teaching Service
6 weeks Pediatrics 4 weeks Emergency Medicine 4 weeks Muskuloskeletal Medicine 1 week Dermatology 1 week ENT
2 weeks Urology 4 weeks Gynecology 2 weeks Ophthalmology 2 weeks Practice Management 6 weeks Outpatient Family Medicine 12 weeks Electives
Electives
The resident has the option of either inpatient or outpatient electives. Residents select their electives with the approval of the Program Director and the participating physician of the elective. Recommended electives include but are not limited to:
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Family Medicine Residency, 1414 West Fair Ave. Suite 36, Marquette MI 49855
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