Geriatric Fellowship

Overview

The overall goal of the program is to train internists and family practitioners for careers in clinical practice, teaching, administration and research in geriatrics with an emphasis on rural care of geriatric patients. The program is intended and structured to provide to facilitate the acquisition of the knowledge, clinical and interpersonal skills, professional attitudes, behaviors and experience required for a successful career in geriatric medicine, whether institutional/academic or clinical/private practice.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit an application through ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Services) or contact our Residency Coordinator Traci Farley at tfarley@uwyo.edu

Curriculum

The Geriatric Fellow will follow a longitudinal curriculum with focused rotations in Wound Care, Neurology, Dental, Gynecology, Critical Care, Ortho/PMR, Practice Management, Mental Health, ENT, Urology, Inpatient Palliative Care, the PACE Program (Program for All Inclusive Care for Elderly), and Rocky Mountain Senior Care.

Salary

Competitive fellow salary offered with great University of Wyoming benefits.