Rural Medicine Programs (Compiled by University of Illinois) School

Rural Medicine Programs (Compiled by University of Illinois)

School

Description

Requirements

In-State/

Out of State

Auburn University:

Rural Medicine

Program

www.auburn.edu/cosam

/departments/student-

services/pre-health-

programs/ruralmedicine

/index.htm

The Rural Medicine Program (RMP) at Auburn

University was created in 2006 to meet the medical

needs of the state of Alabama. The program is jointly

sponsored by the University of Alabama School of

Medicine (UASOM) and Auburn University’s College

of Sciences and Mathematics. The goal of the program

is to increase the number of primary care physicians

serving rural communities in the state of Alabama.

 Application to Rural Medicine Program

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Dartmouth Geisel

School of Medicine:

Rural Health Scholars

http://geiselmed.dartmo

uth.edu/cfm/education/r

uralhs.php

The Rural Health Scholars is an organization

comprised of medical students striving to attain the

leadership and skills necessary to successfully provide

care to rural, underserved patient populations. This

foundation will serve as a source of mutual support

and encouragement for pursuing a career in rural

medicine.

 Application to Rural Health Scholars Program

In State

Des Moines

University: Rural

Medicine Educational

Program

http://www.dmu.edu/do

/program-

strengths/rural-

medicine-educational-

pathway/

The RMEP program provides specialized education,

training and tools to better prepare students for service

in rural, underserved areas of Iowa. Initially, this

program is focused toward Des Moines University’s

osteopathic medical students and the primary care

physician shortage but will eventually provide

opportunities for additional disciplines and academic

institutions.

 Maintain enrollment in the College of Osteopathic Medicine with passing

grades in all courses and remain in good academic standing at all times

 Become active in at least one primary care student club or organization on

campus

 Become active in at least one DMU Area Health Education Center

program for K-12 and/or undergraduate students on campus

 Complete the Rural Medicine Educational Pathway curriculum

In State

East Tennessee State:

Rural Primary Care

Track

http://www.etsu.edu/co

m/ruralprograms/rpct/in

troduction.aspx

The East Tennessee State University Rural Primary

Care Track (RPCT) is a 4-year community-based

experiential curriculum whose core goals emphasize

community, rural culture, interdisciplinary team

interactions and leadership development. Rural

Medicine is at the very heart of the mission of the

Quillen College of Medicine at East Tennessee State

University.

 The rural primary care track is an elective program.

 A formal application is required.

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Florida State

University: Rural

Health Medical

Programs

http://med.fsu.edu/inde

x.cfm?page=ruralMedic

alPrograms.home

The Rural Medical Education Program at the Florida

State University College of Medicine is a crucial part

of the College of Medicine's mission. It is an

opportunity for students to receive all of their third

year of training in the rural communities of Marianna,

FL and Chattahoochee, FL.

 Medical Students

Indiana School of

Medicine: Rural

Medical Education

http://terrehaute.medici

ne.iu.edu/rural-medical-

education/

The Rural Medical Education Program was

implemented at the Indiana University School of

Medicine - Terre Haute, starting with the academic

year of 2008-2009. The medical education program

integrates basic and clinical sciences with a focus on

rural medicine. It centers on the following five action

items:

1. Recruit Hoosiers from underserved areas and

populations

2. Teach science from the perspective of

clinical medicine during the basic science

years

3. Teach medicine from the perspective of rural

health during the clinical years

4. Develop 21

century tools for the rural

physician

5. Promote research in community health

IU School of Medicine - Terre Haute has several

clinical sites committed to a great educational

experience for our students.

 Admission to the medical school and then acceptance into the rural

medicine track

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Indiana University:

Rural Medical

Education Program

http://www.indstate.edu

/thcme/RuralCurr/RurC

urr_index.htm

The medical education program will integrate basic

and clinical sciences with a focus on rural medicine. It

will center on the following five action items:

1. Recruit Hoosiers from underserved areas and

populations

2. Teach science from the perspective of clinical

medicine (Basic Science Years)

3. Teach medicine from the perspective of rural

health (Clinical Years)

4. Develop 21

century tools for the rural physician

5. Promote research in community health

 You apply to this program through the regular University School of

Medicine Admission Process.

 A separate Rural Medicine application where your essays will be

evaluated

 A secondary interview in Terre Haute. The interviewing committee

consists of community leaders from non-metropolitan counties as well

members of the IUSM admissions committee.

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Kansas University

School of Medicine:

Scholars in Rural

Health

http://www.kumc.edu/s

chool-of-

medicine/education/pre

medical-

programs/scholars-in-

rural-health.html

The Scholars in Rural Health program is designed to

identify and encourage undergraduate students from

rural Kansas who are interested in building successful

careers as physicians in rural areas. Students apply for

the program in the second semester of their

sophomore year in college.

 Kansas resident

 Significant experience living in a rural community

 ACT/SAT score at or above the 75th percentile

 Attained a minimum of sophomore standing and have two years of

undergraduate education remaining

 Completed one academic year of college undergraduate instruction in

both general biology and general inorganic chemistry, including

lectures and associated laboratories

 An intention to practice medicine in rural Kansas

 Evidence of the dedication and compassion necessary to be a

competent and caring physician

In State

Louisiana State

University: Rural

Scholars Track

http://www.medschool.l

suhsc.edu/family_medi

cine/rural_scholars.aspx

The Rural Scholars Track at LSUHSC School of

Medicine—New Orleans was created to directly

address this dire physician shortage. The RST is

designed to recruit highly motivated students who are

committed to practicing primary-care medicine in

rural areas of Louisiana.

 Must first Apply to School of Medicine

 Complete a Rural Scholars Track application

In State

Michigan State

University, College of

Human Medicine:

Rural Physician

Program

http://mdadmissions.ms

u.edu/RPP/rpp.php

The Rural Physician Program is a clinical option for

students whose goals include serving people in small

towns and rural communities. The goal of the RPP is

to provide students with enriched clinical experiences,

community service opportunities, and small town

lifestyle advantages which will encourage CHM Rural

Physician Program alumni to establish rewarding

practices in Michigan's rural communities.

 Applicants must have outstanding qualifications for practicing in a rural

area, with consideration given for previous rural life experiences,

initiative, and the desire to become not only excellent physicians, but also

community leaders.

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Ohio State University:

Rural Track Program

http://www.fammed.ohi

o-state.edu/10111.cfm

The Ohio State University Rural Program is one of

less than 25 unique rural training track graduate

medical education programs across the country.

 To be considered for admission to The Ohio State University Rural

Program, please submit an application through the Electronic Residency

Application Service (Program Number is 1203821640).

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Sanford School of

Medicine: Frontier

and Rural Medicine

http://www.usd.edu/me

dical-school/medical-

doctor-

program/farm.cfm

Frontier And Rural Medicine (FARM), the University

of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine’s rural

track medical student program, is a unique opportunity

for a select group of third year medical students to

obtain nine months of their clinical training in rural

communities. The ultimate goal of the program is to

increase the number of primary physicians who

practice in rural South Dakota.

 Application to Rural Track Program

In State

St Lawrence

University: Rural

Medicine Program

http://www.stlawu.edu/

admis/rmed.html

The articulation agreement between St. Lawrence

University (SLU) and SUNY Upstate Medical

University (College of Medicine) is an early assurance

program for students interested in rural medicine. The

agreement allows for students accepted into the

program to have a place at Upstate Medical University

waiting for them after they complete four years at

SLU.

 CR/Math SAT score of 1250 (minimum/combined) or a minimum

composite ACT of 27

 Excellent high school GPA (minimum 90% average) in a demanding

curriculum

 Extra-curricular activities which document some expertise in a healthcare

setting or commitment to community service

 Completion of the SLU Common Application including all required forms

 RMED Application

 US citizen or permanent resident

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State University of

New York College of

Medicine: Rural

Medical Scholars

Program

http://www.upstate.edu/

com/special_opps/rmed

/scholars.php

Through the Rural Medical Scholars Program, Upstate

will provide additional support for students who want

to practice medicine in the state's underserved areas.

 Must apply to Rural Medical Scholars Program by selecting the Rural

Medicine Supplemental option on the secondary application

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Thomas Jefferson

University: Physician

Shortage Area

Program

http://www.jefferson.ed

u/jmc/psap.html

The Physician Shortage Area Program (PSAP) is an

admissions and educational program designed to

increase the supply and retention of physicians in rural

areas and small towns, especially in Pennsylvania and

Delaware. The program is designed to recruit and

educate medical students who:

 Grew up in a rural area or small town, or

spent a substantial portion of their life in a

similar area; and also

 Intend to practice in a rural area or small

town (with priority for those planning to

practice the specialty of family medicine).

 Applicants to Jefferson who want to apply to the PSAP should indicate so

on the PSAP question of the Jefferson Secondary Application Form

 The PSAP application should also be completed by November 15th

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Tulane University

College of Medicine:

Rural Medical

Education Program

http://tulane.edu/som/de

partments/fammed/trum

ed.cfm

The Tulane Rural Medical Education (TRuMEd)

program is designed to recruit and educate medical

students who intend to enter practice in a rural area or

small town of Louisiana or the Gulf South,

particularly in the field of Family Medicine.

 Complete the TRuMEd Family Medicine curriculum during their

undergraduate medical education at Tulane University School of

Medicine.

 Complete a three-year Family Medicine residency training program.

 Enter the practice of Family Medicine in a rural area or small town.

 Applying to TRuMEd is a concurrent process with the filing of the

secondary application to Tulane University School of Medicine.

 Three letters from community leaders who live in the parish or rural

area in which the applicant grew up or lived.

In State

Tulane University

School of Medicine:

Rural Immersion

Program

http://tulane.edu/som/ro

i/tulane-rural-

immersion-

program.cfm

TRIP is a unique opportunity in clinical training

wherein third-year Tulane medical students live and

train for nine months in rural communities under the

supervision of an experienced, practicing primary care

preceptor. The principal preceptors, most of whom are

family physicians, mentor students in professional and

personal aspects of being a physician and guide the

student’s clinical work with other physicians and

health professionals in the community.

 Application to the Rural Immersion Program

 Medical School Student at Tulane University

In State

University of

Alabama: Rural

Medical Scholars

http://cchs.ua.edu/crm/r

ural-health-

programs/rms/introduct

ion-4/

The program is based in Tuscaloosa and

conducted by CCHS, a branch of the University of

Alabama School of Medicine. As part of their RMSP

premed experience, the Scholars take graduate level

courses; participate in farm field trips; shadow rural

physicians; conduct or assist with health fairs and

screenings or other community service projects, and

attend lectures and workshops pertaining to rural

community health topics.

 Applicants must complete two applications : Our Special Programs

Application for Rural Medical Programs and AMCAS

 Be a legal resident of Alabama

 Have lived in a rural area of Alabama for no less than eight years

 Intend to practice Family Medicine or primary care in a rural area of

Alabama

Only

residents; In

State

University of Arizona:

Rural Health

Professions Program

http://omse.medicine.ari

zona.edu/educational-

programs/rhpp

The Rural Health Professions Program (RHPP) is a

program of the University of Arizona College of

Medicine which matches medical students with

physicians working in small towns throughout

Arizona.

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University of

California at Davis:

Rural PRIME

http://www.ucdmc.ucda

vis.edu/mdprogram/rura

l_prime/about.html

One of five programs within the University of

California, UC Davis Rural-PRIME was created to

train the best and the brightest medical students for a

fulfilling career in a rural community. It is an

opportunity that offers a range of experiences, from

public health and community service to the use of

leading-edge medical technologies like

telemedicine. Rural-PRIME creates a new model for

non-urban medical practice, one that utilizes advanced

technologies to provide up-to-date health-care

knowledge while also preserving the positive aspects

of smaller, more remote clinics.

 Applicants must meet UC Davis School of Medicine admissions

requirements, as well as the Rural-PRIME criteria

 Rural-PRIME criteria: Applicants should possess significant knowledge of

and experience in rural settings, including a familiarity with underserved

populations and the desire to practice in a rural community in California.

 All applicants must apply to the UC Davis School of Medicine through the

American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) by October 1.

 Applicants invited to complete the UC Davis School of Medicine

secondary application will have an opportunity to indicate their interest in

Rural-PRIME.

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University of

Colorado: Rural

Track

http://www.ucdenver.ed

u/academics/colleges/m

edicalschool/education/

degree_programs/MDPr

ogram/longitudinal/trac

ks/ruraltrack/Pages/defa

ult.aspx

The Rural Track is the first track established in the

School of Medicine in 2005, and has become a model

for other tracks. Our goal is to identify students

interested in future rural living and medical practice,

and to provide them with broad-based knowledge,

practical experience, faculty mentorship and group

companionship that will help them explore rural

practice and decide if it is right for them.

 The Colorado supplemental application to the standard AMCAS School of

Medicine application permits one to submit an application specific to the

Rural Track in addition to the general application to the School of

Medicine. One must have a complete application to the regular MD

Program to be considered for the Rural Track.

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University of Florida:

Rural and Urban

Underserved Medicine

http://ruum.med.ufl.edu

The Rural and Urban Underserved Medicine (RUUM)

Track is an early acceptance program that tracks gifted

undergraduate students into the U.F. College of

Medicine (COM) M.D. Program. The goal of the

program is to recruit and enroll undergraduate Juniors

who are academically excellent and who can

demonstrate a sincere interest in rural or urban

medicine and in practicing medicine to underserved

populations.

 Submission of applications and candidate interviews occur during the

fall semester of a student’s junior year of enrollment at the University

of Florida.

 Primary Applications will be solicited on this website in early-

September and will be due in the middle of September. Applicants

will include a copy of their transcripts with the Primary Application.

 Secondary Applications will be sent to students who meet or exceed

program criteria.

 The Secondary Application and letters of recommendation will be due

in October. Interviews will commence in November and will be

conducted by the Director of the RUUM Program and two members

of the Medical Student Acceptance Committee.

In State

University of Illinois

College of Medicine at

Rockford: Rural

Medical Education

Program

http://rockford.medicin

e.uic.edu/Departments_

__Programs/programs/

md_program/rural_med

ical_education_program

The Rural Medical Education (RMED) program seeks

to recruit, admit and prepare medical students from

the state of Illinois, who will, upon completion of

residency training, locate and practice in rural Illinois

as primary care physicians.

 Illinois Resident

 3 reference letters from hometown community leaders

In-State

University of

Kentucky: Rural

Physician Leadership

Program

http://www.mc.uky.edu

/medicine/rplp/

The University of Kentucky College of Medicine has

developed an educational program to identify and

train physicians who desire to serve as practitioners

and leaders in rural settings. This program is in

response to the growing health care needs evident in

rural areas of Kentucky and the rest of the nation.

Such areas have limited access to physicians and other

health care professionals. The Rural Physician

Leadership Program (RPLP) is unique to the

University of Kentucky and is designed to produce

physicians in all specialties who can provide health

care leadership.

 In order to make application for the RPLP program, RPLP applicants must

designate “other special programs” on their American Medical College

Application Service (AMCAS) medical school application

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preference

given to in

state

applicants

University of

Massachusetts

Medical School: Rural

Health Scholars

http://www.umassmed.

edu/content.aspx?id=80

338

To identify and nurture the interest of medical and

nursing students who would like to pursue a career in

rural health.

To help participating students acquire the skills and

develop the attitudes necessary to become effective

clinicians for rural and small town communities.

To expose students to the important linkages between

clinical practice and public health in developing

healthy rural communities.

To foster relationships among student Scholars and

introduce them to others in the medical, public health,

and governmental sectors who are working to meet the

needs of rural communities.

 Students interested in pursuing Rural Health Scholars as an optional

enrichment elective should complete an application as they enter medical

or nursing school.

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University of

Minnesota-Duluth:

Rural Physician

Associate Program

http://www.med.umn.e

du/RPAP/

RPAP is a nine-month, community-based educational

experience for University of Minnesota third-year

medical students who live and train in rural

communities. RPAP students experience hands-on

learning as they care for patients of all ages.

 Must apply to RPAP program

 Must be a third year student enrolled at UofM

 Students from both the Twin Cities and Duluth campuses may apply

In-State

University of Missouri

School of Medicine:

Rural Track

Clerkship Program

http://medicine.missour

i.edu/ahec/uploads/Rura

lTrackPipeline_WebVie

wing.pdf

The MU Rural Track Clerkship Program offers third-

year medical students clinical education in

community-based training sites throughout the state.

Students are given the unique opportunity to live and

work in one of these communities to gain personal

experience of the rewards of rural practice.

 Complete Rural Track Clerkship Program Application

 The program is open to all third-year medical students in good academic

standing

In State

University of Missouri

School of Medicine:

Rural Track Elective

Program

http://medicine.missour

i.edu/ahec/rural-track-

elective.html

Fourth-year medical students may choose to complete

a variety of month-long primary care or specialty

electives developed and approved by the school's

clinical departments in a rural, community-based

setting.

 Complete Rural Track Elective Program Application

 The program is open to all fourth-year medical students in good academic

standing.

In State

University of

Missouri-Kansas City:

Rural Health

Program

http://www.med.umkc.e

du/med_admissions/BA

MD_rural_health.shtml

The Rural Health Program is an opportunity for

students who are interested in practicing rural

medicine to gain more experience in rural practice

during their time in the B.A./M.D. Program. For

students who are interested in practicing medicine in a

rural area, the opportunities are extensive as most of

the non-urban counties in the state of Missouri are

designated as health provider shortage areas (HPSAs).

 Students will be considered for admission to the Rural Health

Program following the same application process and application

timeline as the B.A./M.D. program. All applications and application

materials must be postmarked by November 1.

 Students must indicate an interest in the Rural Health Program on the

School of Medicine supplemental application. Students must be

admitted to the B.A./M.D. Program in order to be considered for the

Rural Health Program.

In State

University of

Nebraska Medical

Center College of

Medicine: Rural

Training Track

http://www.unmc.edu/f

amilymed/ruralresidenc

y.htm

The Rural Training Track (RTT) is a program

conceived and developed by the Department of

Family Medicine. Based on the concept that residents

tend to practice within 100 miles of where they train, a

network was developed to have Family Practice

residents train at key sites across the state of

Nebraska.

 Application and admission to School of Medicine

In State

University of North

Texas Health Sciences

Center/ Texas College

of Osteopathic

Medicine

http://www.hsc.unt.edu/

ruralmed/index.cfm?pa

geName=Rural%20Sch

olars%20Program

The Rural Scholars Program offers medical school

applicants, with a desire and commitment to provide

medical services for rural and underserved

populations, the focused education that will prepare

them for life and practice in a rural community.

 You indicate that you are applying for the “Rural Medicine Curriculum”

on the "Supplemental Application" page of your medical school

application for the University of North Texas Health Science Center/Texas

College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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University of Texas

Medical Branch:

Rural Health Care

Track

http://www.utmb.edu/o

ce/RHCT.htm

The Rural Health Care Track (RHCT) provides

opportunities that serve to expand existing curricular

experiences that emphasize the practice of rural

medicine throughout the 4 years of medical

school. Students choose a rural community where

they will complete multiple clerkships and strive to

learn about the characteristics of the community and

to develop partnerships within it.

 To become an RHCT scholar, you will complete 5-6 months of

clerkship, elective and selective experiences in a rural setting,

culminating with the completion of a scholarly project. Throughout

the 4 years of medical school, RHCT students must attend a

predetermined number of offerings (lectures, workshops and/or

seminars) that are designed to provide specific training related to the

practice of rural medicine.

University of

Washington School of

Medicine:

Rural/Underserved

Opportunities

Program

http://depts.washington.

edu/fammed/education/

programs/ruop

The Rural/Underserved Opportunities Program

(R/UOP) is a four-week, elective immersion

experience in community medicine for students

between their first and second years of medical

school.

 University of Washington medical Students

 Application to program

In State

University of Iowa

Carver College of

Medicine: Rural Iowa

Scholars Program

http://www.medicine.ui

owa.edu/md/CRISP_int

roduction/

CRISP is a comprehensive program that begins in the

summer before students enter medical school and

continues throughout medical school. The goal is to

attract, educate and inspire future rural physicians who

will help Iowa meet its need for health care in rural

areas of the state.

Rural Medicine Residency Programs

University of Arizona College of Medicine at South Campus Program

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Program

University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Program

Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/ Michigan State University Program

Sparrow Hospital/ Michigan State University Program

University of Nebraska Medical Center Program

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Program

University at Buffalo Program

Mercy St Vincent Medical Center/ Mercy Health

Allegheny General Hospital-Western Pennsylvania Hospital Medical Education Consortium Program

University of Virginia Program

Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Program

Tuscaloosa College of Community Health Sciences Program

Scottsdale Healthcare-Osborn Program

University of Arizona College of Medicine at South Campus Program

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences South Arkansas Program

University of California San Francisco/ Fresno Program

Loma Linda University Hanford Rural Program

Contra Costa Regional Medical Center Program

North Colorado Medical Center Rural Program

St Francis Hospital Program

University of Florida Program

Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Family Medicine Program

Medical College of Georgia/Mayo Clinic Health System in Waycross Program

University of Hawaii Program

Family Medicine Residency of Idaho Program

Family Medicine Residency of Idaho Rural Program

Family Medicine Residency of Idaho Magic Valley Rural Program

Idaho State University Program

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Program

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford Rural Program

University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria Program

Southern Illinois University at Quincy Program

Carle Foundation Hospital Program

St Francis Hospital and Health Centers Program

St Joseph’s Regional Medical Center at South Bend Program

Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital Program

Memorial Hospital of South Bend Program

Union Hospital Program

Genesis Health System (Quad Cities) Program

University of Kansas (Wichita)/ Salina Program

University of Kansas (Wichita)/Wesley Program

Louisiana State University (Bogalusa) Program

Louisiana State University ( Shreveport) Program

Central Maine Medical Center Program

Maine Medical Center Program

MedStar Franklin Square Hospital Center Program (Maryland)

University of Massachusetts Program

Sparrow Hospital/ Michigan State University Program

Munson Medical Center Program

Allina Hospitals and Clinics Program

North Mississippi Medical Center (Tupelo) Program

University of Missouri-Columbia Program

University of Missouri at Kansas City Program

University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Program

University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Rural Program

University of Nevada School of Medicine ( Las Vegas) Program

Concord Hospital/ New Hampshire-Dartmouth Family Medicine Program

University of New Mexico (Santa Fe) Rural Program

University at Buffalo Program

University at Buffalo Rural Program

United Health Service Hospitals Program

Mid-Hudson Family Health Institute Program

Ellis Hospital of Schenectady Program

SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse/St Joseph’s Hospital Health Center Program

Mountain Area Health Education Center Program

University of North Carolina Hospitals Program

Mountain Area Health Education Center Rural Program

Carolinas Medical Center Rural Program

Wright State University/ Dayton Community Hospitals Program

Toledo Hospital Program

Ohio State University Hospital Rural Program

Clinton Memorial Hospital/ University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Program

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (Lawton) Program

St Anthony Hospital Program

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine (Tulsa) Rural Program

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine (Tulsa) Program

Oregon Health and Science University (Cascades East) Program

Lehigh Valley Heath Network/ University of South Florida College of Medicine Program

Altoona Regional Health System Program

St Luke’s Hospital Program

Lancaster General Hospital Program

Latrobe Area Hospital Program

UPMC Medical Education (St Margaret Hospital) Program

Geisinger Health System Program

Dr Ramon E Betances Hospital-Mayaguez Medical Center Program

AnMed Health (Anderson) Program

AnMed Health (Anderson) Rural Program

Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Program

Rapid City Regional Hospital Program

East Tennessee State University (Bristol) Program

East Tennessee State University (Kingsport) Program

Texas A&M Health Science Center Bryan/ College Station Program

Christus Spohn Memorial Hospital Program

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Paul L Foster School of Medicine Program

John Peter Smith Memorial (Tarrant County Hospital District) Program

University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Program

Texas Tech University ( Lubbock) Program

Texas Tech University ( Permian Basin) Program

North Central Texas Medical Foundation Program

Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Program

University of Vermont/ Fletcher Allen Health Care Program

Valley Health System/ Medical College of Virginia/ Virginia Commonwealth University Program

Bon Secours Richmond Health System (Blackstone Rural) Program

Virginia Commonwealth University-Bon Secours (St Francis) Program

Carilion Clinic Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Program

Swedish Medical Center/ Cherry Hill Program

Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center (Spokane)

Community Health of Central Washington Program

Charleston Area Medical Center/West Virginia University (Charleston Division) Program

West Virginia University Rural Program

Marshall University School of Medicine Program

University of Wisconsin (Baraboo) Rural Program

University of Wisconsin (Eau Claire) Program

Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals (Waukesha) Program

University of Arizona College of Medicine at South Campus Program

St Vincent Hospitals and Health Care Center Program

Bassett Medical Center Program

Universidad Central del Caribe Program

University of Washington Program

Phoenix Children’s Hospital/ Maricopa Medical Center Program

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Program

University of California (San Francisco)/ Fresno Program

Our Lady of the Lake Program (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine/ Creighton University Program

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Program

Texas Tech University (Amarillo) Program

University of Utah Program

University of Washington Program