Family Medicine Residency Program–Pullman
Mission
To develop exceptional family medicine physicians who are ideally suited for rural practice.
We train family medicine physicians to:
- Provide comprehensive care for patients throughout their continuum of life;
- Lead multidisciplinary teams within a patient-centered care model;
- Serve patients from a variety of backgrounds in rural communities;
- Embrace lifelong learning with a continual growth mindset.
In the News
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.
Student and Resident Research Day Showcases Impactful Projects Across Disciplines
The Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine’s second-annual Student and Resident Research Day gathered more than 80 learners from across the college in Spokane on April 24, continuing a new tradition of excellence in scholarship to improve health outcomes in Washington and beyond.
Podcast Highlights What Sets WSU’s Family Medicine Residency Apart Ahead of First Graduation
The Family Medicine Residency Program–Pullman, a partnership between the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine and Pullman Regional Hospital (PRH), was featured on a PRH podcast to provide an update on the program as it approaches an exciting milestone—our first graduating class of fully trained family medicine physicians.
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Training Sites
The program offers broad clinical experience in a range of clinical settings. Residents will have the opportunity to provide supervised patient care at our primary teaching hospital, Pullman Regional Hospital, and at various clinical training sites.
Visiting Student Rotation
The rotation provides an opportunity to learn more about the WSU Family Medicine Residency program, Pullman Regional Hospital, and the beautiful Pullman, Washington community. The rotation typically includes inpatient, emergency, and outpatient experiences as well as participation in residency didactics. Students will actively participate in patient care and train alongside current residents and faculty.
ACGME Accreditation
The Family Medicine Residency Program – Pullman is fully accredited by the ACGME in good standing with an accreditation and recognition status of Initial Accreditation.