Family Medicine Clerkship/Preceptorship Directory
United Family Medicine Residency Program
545 West Seventh Street
St Paul, MN 55102
Title: Inpatient Medicine Rotation Contact:Joy Gray
Phone: (651)241-1001
Email:joy.gray@allina.com
Website:www.unitedhospital.com/ufmr
Sponsor:None
- Benefits to Medical Students from other medical schools:
- Malpractice Insurance: No
- Housing: Yes
- Stipend: No
Subject: Inpatient Medicine Level: Third Year, Fourth Year Length: Variable Methods: Lecture, Group Discussion, Meetings with Faculty, Assigned Reading, Community Outreach Clinics
Number of students involved: 1 Total Number of faculty involved: 12 Full-time Comments:
Course length negotiable (two - eight weeks, avg. four weeks). Rotate with faculty and residents for diverse community-focused care and community outreach. Provides exposure to Family Medicine continuity of care experiences in an underserved urban community. Provides exposure to patient diversity, indigenous/folk medicine and health and wellness of the community. Opportunity provides sharing the passion of community-based, unopposed, community-responsive primary care residency training.
Title: Clinical Medicine Rotation Contact:Joy Gray
Phone: (651)241-1001
Email:joy.gray@allina.com
Website:www.unitedhospital.com/ufmr
Sponsor:None
- Benefits to Medical Students from other medical schools:
- Malpractice Insurance: No
- Housing: Yes
- Stipend: No
Subject: Clinical (Ambulatory) Medicine Level: Third Year, Fourth Year Length: Variable Methods: Lecture, Clinics, Group Discussion, Meetings with Faculty, Assigned Reading, Procedures
Number of students involved: 1 Total Number of faculty involved: 12 Full-time Comments:
Course length negotiable (two - eight weeks, avg. four weeks). Rotate with faculty and residents for diverse community-focused care and community outreach exposure. Provides students the opportunity to experience the full-spectrum of Family Medicine in the ambulatory setting in continuity of care clinics. Students will work with Family Medicine faculty and residents in all facets of Family Medicine including: ambulatory continuity of care, procedures, billing, coding, referral, and admissions.
Title: Community Oriented Primary Care Rotation Contact:Joy Gray
Phone: (651)241-1001
Email:joy.gray@allina.com
Website:www.unitedhospital.com/ufmr
Sponsor:
- Benefits to Medical Students from other medical schools:
- Malpractice Insurance: No
- Housing: Yes
- Stipend: No
Subject: Community Oriented Primary Care Medicine Level: Third Year, Fourth Year Length: Variable Methods: Lecture, Clinics, Group Discussion, Meetings with Faculty, Assigned Reading, Procedures (as scheduled)
Number of students involved: 1 Total Number of faculty involved: 12 Full-time Comments:
Rotate with faculty and residents for diverse community-focused care and community outreach exposure. Provides exposure to Family Medicine continuity of care experiences in an underserved urban community. Provides exposure to patient diversity, indigenous/folk medicine and health and wellness of the community. Opportunity provides sharing the passion of community-based, unopposed, community-responsive primary care residency, training future physicians in full-spectrum Family Medicine.
Title: Urban Community Ambulatory Medicine Rotation Contact:Joy Gray
Phone: (651)241-1001
Email:joy.gray@allina.com
Website:www.unitedhospital.com/ufmr
Sponsor:
- Benefits to Medical Students from other medical schools:
- Malpractice Insurance: No
- Housing: No
- Stipend: No
Subject: Focused, Urban, Underserved Med Rotation Level: Third Year, Fourth Year Length: Variable Methods: Lecture, Clinics, Group Discussion, Meetings with Faculty, Assigned Reading, Procedures (as scheduled)
Number of students involved: 1 Total Number of faculty involved: 12 Full-time Comments:
Length negotiable (four - sixteen weeks). Provides full-spectrum primary care continuity experience in an underserved urban community clinic/hospital. Offers exposure to patient diversity, indigenous/folk medicine, and wellness of the community. Shares the passion of community-based, unopposed, community-responsive primary care and supports understanding the social aspects, advocacy, and team concept of health care delivery.
Title: Healthcare for the Underserved Contact:Joy Gray
Phone: (651)241-1001
Email:joy.gray@allina.com
Website:www.unitedhospital.com/ufmr
Sponsor:
- Benefits to Medical Students from other medical schools:
- Malpractice Insurance: No
- Housing: Yes
- Stipend: No
Subject: Healthcare of & Advocacy for Underserved Level: Third Year, Fourth Year Length: Variable Methods: Clinics, Group Discussion, Meetings with Faculty, Assigned Reading, Procedures (as scheduled)
Number of students involved: 1 Total Number of faculty involved: Comments:
Rotate with faculty and residents for diverse community-focused care and community outreach. These include immigrant and refugee populations, minority populations, and various other underserved groups. Students will become familiar with unique health needs of the population and the resources and methods used to address those needs, issues, such as communication, education, and traditional healing beliefs and systems will be addressed.
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