Advanced Obstetrics
Ambulatory Family Medicine
Anesthesiology
Behavioral Medicine
Cardiology
Critical Care
Dermatology
Emergency Medicine
Evidence Based Medicine
Gastroenterology
Geriatrics
Global Health
Hematology/Oncology
Hospice/Palliative Medicine
Hospitalist Medicine
Infectious Disease
Interprofessional Health
International Family Medicine
Nephrology
Neurology
Neurosurgery
Obstetrics
Occupational Medicine
Opthalmology
Orthopedics
Osteopathic Medicine
Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
Pediatrics
Pharmacology
Population Health
Procedures
Psychiatry
Pulmonary Medicine
Rural Medicine
Skilled Nursing Facility
Sports Medicine
Surgery
Urgent Care
Urology
Women’s Health
Wound Care

Behavioral Science is taught throughout the residency in a longitudinal and focused manner. Training focuses on increasing proficiency regarding human development and behavior, mental health, and communication skills. Treatment is also provided to Family Medicine Center patients by a clinical psychologist and clinical social worker.

Our residents provide integrated prenatal care during weekly OB Clinic days.  In addition to the medical OB visit, residents rotate participating in and presenting prenatal classes, using an eclectic design centered around the March of Dimes curriculum.

OMT is a hands-on technique used to diagnose and treat various illnesses or injuries by helping the body’s natural ability to heal itself. It is commonly used for musculoskeletal pain but may be used for other conditions. The osteopathic principles and practices incorporate both the philosophy and the skills upon which osteopathic medicine is based and will be incorporated within every aspect of the family medicine residency. These principles will also be reviewed and reinforced during the areas of residency specific to OMT. In addition, there will be an OMT clinic once every two weeks which will be covered by an osteopathically trained physician. OMT may also be used during continuity clinic provided there is appropriate supervision, or the resident has been signed off during a formal evaluation process. Osteopathic principles will be incorporated into patient care while precepting in continuity clinic. OMT and the principles of osteopathic philosophy will also be incorporated in lectures during Tuesday didactics. Residents will be asked to participate in in-house OMT workshops or lectures for medical students.

McLeod Family Medicine Residency has great interest in comprehensive patient care. However, this cannot be completed without treating the oral health of patients. In order to do this, McLeod has added a dental faculty member and integrated oral health care office to the Family Medicine Residency Program. The oral health care office will see patients of the family medicine residency and provide all types of dental treatment, including preventive, restorative, and rehabilitative. With this integrated facility, residents will have the opportunity to complete a rotation through the dental office, where they will learn how to complete an intra and extraoral examination, assess plaque and calculus, administer local anesthesia, and provide necessary emergency dental care. The dental faculty will be available to residents to assess patients in the hospital and nursing home settings as part of comprehensive patient care. Residents will also have integrated oral health lecture topics and small group discussions to enhance their family medicine education and training.

Medications are a complex part of the provider-patient encounter. The primary goal of this longitudinal curriculum is to teach providers the principles of pharmacotherapy (i.e., the application of drugs in the treatment of disease) and rational drug selection. Resident experiences in pharmacotherapy include monthly didactic sessions, hospital rounds, therapeutic consults, prescription review, journal club, literature review, and drug information.

McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program offers training in a variety of office and hospital-based procedures. We offer training in endoscopy, with simulator experience as well as actual rotation experience spent performing endoscopies with Family Medicine Faculty. We offer a variety of office-based procedures as well as a dedicated procedure clinic. And, we have integrated the use of Ultrasound as part of our procedural training.

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