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The Cook County-Loyola-Provident Family Medicine Residency Program provides residents with a comprehensive, fascinating and diverse training experience. Rotations are designed to facilitate learning in a community setting; while having access to the latest medical technology at two well known medical centers. You will experience a mixture of a busy medical center with many other residents to an unopposed environment with one to one precepting. The Family Practice Centers are the main activity sites for training, but residents provide continuity-of-care to patients as well in the hospital and residential settings, coordinating care plans that involve multi-disciplinary services and teams. The school-based clinics and other community outreach programs give residents access to young people with the goal of early intervention and illness prevention. |
We have a diverse faculty with many areas of expertise and experience, all enthusiastic about teaching and mentoring. For graduates interested in furthering their careers in academic medicine, we offer a Faculty Development fellowship, which can be combined with a Masters of Public Health degree, as well as a traineeship for third year residents.
There are many exciting opportunities in family medicine for graduate physicians in medical practice, research, administration and medical education. The health care challenges of today and the future await dedicated and innovative leaders; the goal of the Cook County-Loyola-Provident Family Medicine Residency Program is to train our residents to become those leaders. We invite you to apply and look forward to hearing from you soon!
Best Wishes,
Gail
Y. Floyd, MD
Assistant Professor
Program Director, Cook County-Loyola-Provident Family Medicine Residency
Program
