Graduate Medical Education
Community-Based, Primary Care Focused
Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs at the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine are designed to meet the needs of Washington communities by working collaboratively to improve access and quality of care.
Mission
To improve the health of the communities we serve by fostering rigorous, high-quality, comprehensive, and culturally relevant graduate medical education programs that enable the development of independent physician scholars and leaders.
Our mission resonates throughout all our training programs. The WSU College of Medicine is committed to supporting excellence in GME, consistent with the mission, vision, and strategic direction of the college and university.
Contact
The Office of Graduate Medical Education at gme.medicine@wsu.edu
Fellowships
Sub-Internships & Visiting Student Rotations
In the News
First Palouse-Trained Family Medicine Physicians Graduate
A milestone more than a decade in the making, the WSU Family Medicine Residency Program at Pullman Regional Hospital celebrated the graduation of its first class of resident physicians—Jeff Ward, DO, and Mohammed Younes, MD.
Meet the WSU College of Medicine’s New Residents and Fellows
Twenty-eight talented doctors will continue training in their chosen specialties while providing care to communities across Washington through the college’s Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs.
Samaritan CEO Highlights WSU Partnership in Profile
In a profile in the Columbia Basin Herald, Samaritan Healthcare CEO Alex Town highlighted the new hospital’s partnership with the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine and plans to establish a family medicine residency program in Moses Lake, Washington.
Graduate Medical Education Office
Support WSU Graduate Medical Education
The GME fund supports activities related to graduate medical education including residency and fellowship programs sponsored by the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine.
