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UMN Woodwinds Hospital Family Medicine Program
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Last updated: Thursday, December 11, 2025

Description

We have a full-spectrum family medicine residency. Many of our residents have an international interest, as do several of our faculty. Our clinic population is quite diverse and offers an "international" longitudinal experience. Our connection with the University of Minnesota provides international educational opportunities, including the Global Family Medicine Pathway, which is available to family medicine residents in the University of Minnesota Department of Family Medicine and Community Health Residency Programs.

Locations of rotations

India

Uganda

Honduras

Nicaragua

Russian Federation

Tanzania, United Republic of

Kenya

Address

580 Rice St
Saint Paul, MN 55103

Country

US

Phone

(651) 223-7343

Fax

(651)227-1804

Email

marti176@umn.edu

Program director

Casey S Martin MD

Field experience

Inpatient, ambulatory care, community health opportunities available in: -Africa (Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania) -Asia (Russia and India) -Central America (Honduras and Nicaragua) -Others are available. Our residents have had experiences in Asia, Central and South America, the Caribbean and Africa.

Didactics

Comprehensive curriculum integrated throughout the three years of the residency including online web modules and lectures, journal clubs, book club, movie night and tropical medicine lecture series: http://www.fm.umn.edu/education/residency/global/home.html Pathway residents able to participate in the Tropical Medicine course: http://www.globalhealth.umn.edu/onlinetrainingglobalhealth/index.html GFM Pathway collaborates with Global Pediatrics, Global Health (Internal Medicine) and the School of Public Health. Additionally, residents who have participated in an international experience are asked to give a didactic presentation to the group about their experience. Our program faculty regularly give didactic talks about international experiences and diseases.

Additional cost information

Travel, room and board costs minus a stipend if resident completes pathway curriculum and project. Otherwise, many sites will provide food and lodging, leaving the resident to cover travel costs.

Number of residents who have participated in the last two years

1 - 3

Does the program accept medical students for trips?

No

Does the program accept residents from outside the program for trips?

No

Approximate time of year of trips

Varies

Duration of trips

< 1 month