Kaiser Permanente Northern California (Santa Rosa) Program

Program Description

Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa’s Family Medicine Residency will welcome its first class of six residents in July 2018! Our exciting new program builds on Kaiser Permanente’s 70-year commitment to graduate medical education and the long heritage of Santa Rosa as a model for full scope Family Medicine practice and education. Kaiser Permanente’s integrated health care system uses innovative, high-tech, patient-centered and team-based care to prevent disease, promote health, and reduce healthcare disparities. With an innovative curriculum designed to maximize learning, a dedicated and skilled faculty across our medical center, and strong affiliations with UCSF and local FQHC Petaluma Health Center, we offer exceptional training to prepare our graduates to practice and lead in any setting. Highlights specifically offered by our program include a strong integrative medicine curriculum and the opportunity for certification, robust community medicine and global health experiences, a 24/7 midwifery service as part of the maternity care team, superb sports medicine training, a full-time research project manager dedicated to residents, nationally recognized LGBTQ care, a capstone curriculum in the beginning and end of each year of residency, and a plethora of leadership opportunities. Our mission is to train Family Medicine physicians to become exceptional clinicians and compassionate leaders who will transform the culture of the healthcare system and maximize the total health of the community in which we live and work. Santa Rosa (and Sonoma County) is an incredible place to live, with easy access to San Francisco, the coast, redwoods, the Russian River, and Tahoe. Year-round outdoor activities and a rich community culture abound, with live music, local coffee, farm-to-table foods and farmers’ markets, and renowned wineries and microbreweries. You’ll have plenty to do on your days off!

Community Setting

Suburban

Top 3 Program Strengths

No strengths provided

Primary Admitting Hospital

Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center

Length of Program

3 Years

Clinic Funding

No federal or government clinic funding

Positions

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Offered:	PGY-1: 7	PGY-2: 6	PGY-3: 6
Filled:	PGY-1: NA	PGY-2: NA	PGY-3: NA

Has Residential Organization

No

Required ICU Rotations

Less than two months

Required General Surgery Rotations

Less than two months

Required Maternity Rotations

Four months

Level of Pregnancy Care Training Provided

None

Required Pediatrics Rotations

Five months

Offers International Rotations

Yes
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Half Day Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Half days	PGY-1: 2	PGY-2: 3	PGY-3: 4

Hospital Trips Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Call from home trips to hospital	PGY-1: None	PGY-2: None	PGY-3: None

Night Calls Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Average In hospital night calls	PGY-1: None	PGY-2: None	PGY-3: None
Night Float	PGY-1: No	PGY-2: Yes	PGY-3: No

Has Computer Documentation

Yes

Offers Rural Rotations

Yes

Has Electronic Health Records

Yes

Primary Admitting Hospital

Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center

Total Hospital Beds

173

Full Time Doctor Faculty

8

Full Time Other Faculty

2

Full Time Physicians Extender Faculty

3

Total Rotation Hospitals

2

Total Admitting Hospitals

1

Total Family Practice Centers

1

Has Federally Qualified Rotations

Yes

Base Salary and Vacation Table (years 1-n)

	PGY-1	PGY-2	PGY-3
Salary	PGY-1: $63,550	PGY-2: $66,956	PGY-3: $71,213
Weeks of Vacation	PGY-1: 4	PGY-2: 4	PGY-3: 4

Benefits

• Meals

• Funding for attending conferences

• Disability Insurance

• Time off for conferences

• Moving Allowance

• Liability Insurance

• Fitness Center

• Health Insurance

• Sick Leave / Personal Time

• Parking

• Life Insurance

Offers Fellowship

Yes

Fellowship offered

Community Medicine

Fellowship Leads To Post-Graduation

No

Offers Clerkship

Yes