See description under the PGY-2 year.

See description under the PGY-1 year.

See the description under the PGY-1 year. In the third year, the resident takes on the supervisory role for this service as FPI - Senior.

During this rotation the resident manages the FM OB/gyn/peds inpatient team. The inpatient team provides services for WFP Clinic OB, gyn, peds and nursery patients, along with OB and gyn patients admitted to WMC who do not have a primary care/OB provider. The FPO Senior is expected to oversee all aspects of care for patients on their service and manage the activity of junior residents and medical students on the team. In addition to inpatient responsibilities, they will have OB Intake Clinics at the WFP Clinic, along with the Continuity clinics. Residents may serve as FPO Senior after successful completion of a high-risk OB rotation in Spokane, WA.

This rotation focuses on the care of elderly patients in various case sites throughout our community. These may include working with our Geriatric Assessment Team, nursing home experience, Hospice, occupational and physical therapy, and wound care

The resident will work one on one with a local Orthopedic provider. This experience includes clinic visits with patients with orthopedic complaints, splinting and casting experience and OR time. Additionally, the resident will have training in Osteopathic Manipulation with the core Osteopathic Family Medicine team.

This rotation takes place at the University of Colorado Children's Hospital in Denver. The resident spends four weeks seeing patients in the pediatric emergency room. Lodging is provided in Denver

This rotation will provide focused experience and training in advanced care areas of Family Medicine. This training will include experience in common and advanced family medicine outpatient procedures including: Osteopathic Manipulation, Exercise Stress Testing, Reproductive Health (IUD, endometrial biopsy, vasectomy), Colposcopy and Dermatologic and Orthopedic Procedures. Training in areas of advanced medical management includes: Medication Assisted Treatment of Opioid Use Disorders, Anticoagulation Management, and training in the completion of DOT certification physicals. The resident also receives Practice Management experience with involvement in several committees and special programs, including our Controlled Substance Initiative, Patient Relations Committee, Quality Improvement within the PCMH Model and Performance Management.

See description under the PGY-2 year.