Updated: March 19, 2012


  • Education is of the highest priority in the Department of Family Medicine, from our predoctoral and residency programs, to faculty development and continuing medical education.

  • Our residency program is among the top programs in the nation today.

  • As the Department has grown the number of fellowships has increased to include Academic, Geriatrics, Integrative Medicine, MD-MPH, Sports Medicine, and Women's Health.

  • Our predoctoral program provides academic and clinical experiences across the four years of medical school, mentoring, elective courses, clinical preceptorships, and involvement in research.

  • Faculty development and continuing medical education, are supported and promoted for all faculty members.

Residency

Residency News

Welcome New Residents - We are very happy to report that the following medical students matched into the U-M Family Medicine Residency Program on Friday.

Chesea Family Practice
Tony Grech, University of Michigan Medical School
Marisa Gross, University of Michigan Medical School
Julie Kaplan, University of Michigan Medical School
Belsam Saif, Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine
Trevor Shull, Ohio State University College of Medicine
Jenna Wissocki, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School-Piscataway

Ypsilanti Family Practice
Hetal Choxi, Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University
Amy Kreykes, University of Colorado School of Medicine
Katherine Lemler, University of Chicago Division of the Biological Sciences The Pritzker School of Medicine
Kyle Smith, Wayne State University School of Medicine
Anna Stanczyk, Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine

We are very pleased to welcome this fine group of accomplished physicians to our program. Please give them a warm welcome when they join us in Ann Arbor on June 18.

Residency Program Expansion - In response to the anticipated increase in demand for primary care physicians, the Department of Family Medicine expanded their residency program for the first time in more than a decade. The Department received a $960,000 federal grant to add one additional resident to the program each year starting in July 2011. “Over the total funding period, there will be five more University of Michigan-trained primary care physicians produced because of this grant,” says James M. Cooke, M.D., assistant professor and residency director. Find out more in the UMHS Newsroom



Hello and welcome to the University of Michigan
Family Medicine Residency web site.
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Our program, located in Ann Arbor, Mich., combines the resources of the University of Michigan Department of Family Medicine (ranked #4 by U.S. News & World Report) with the best training opportunities of the top ten University of Michigan Hospital and the community-based Chelsea Community Hospital to produce one of the best and most innovative residency programs in the nation. Our well established academic program and world renown faculty offer a broad family medicine training experience with the opportunities and resources to pursue individual career interests. Please explore the site and don't hesitate to contact us!   
- James M. Cooke, M.D., Residency Director

 


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From the Chiefs

Thank you for your interest in the University of Michigan Family Medicine Residency. We are excited to share with you what sets our program apart: the wide variety of educational opportunities, supportive faculty that focus on resident balance and learning, and the chance to learn in both an academic and community environment. Ann Arbor is an exciting place to live, an innovative place to learn, and a great place to relax and have fun. We look forward to meeting you!

- Nell Burger Kirst, M.D., and Michael T. Kopec, M.D.

Nell Burger Kirst, MD

 

Michael Kopec, MD



OUR TOP 10 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

  1. The best combination of training at top rated community and academic hospitals
  2. Clinics in a more rural or urban underserved setting practicing full spectrum family medicine including obstetrics and procedures
  3. A top ranked Department of Family Medicine as rated by U.S. News & World Report that includes over fifty faculty
  4. Numerous community outreach programs
  5. International medicine opportunities with faculty and residents traveling abroad annually
  6. Family medicine centered obstetrical training with a Family Mother Baby Obstetrical and newborn service staffed exclusively by family medicine faculty
  7. Several well established fellowships
  8. A well established resident wellness curriculum and two block month curriculums
  9. A state of the art clinical Simulation Center that offers training in colonoscopy and emergency medical management
  10. Residents motivated for the future of family medicine with amazing acheivements

And last but not least, getting to work with an enthusiastic, collegial group of physicians engaged in your educational experience, in a great location to live!