Residents and Students

VCFM’s experienced and enthusiastic faculty team provides full spectrum Family Medicine training including operative obstetrics, broad procedural training including endoscopy, and excellent experience in women’s health and sports medicine with Sports Medicine Fellowship. We also offer international rotations for residents and an International Family Medicine Fellowship. Graduates are eligible for board certification in Family Medicine Obstetrics through our “Fellowship-Equivalent” three-year residency program.

The University of Kansas Family Medicine Residency is part of a renowned academic medical center in Kansas City, KS. Our aim is to develop physician leaders who partner with their communities to decrease health disparities. We do this by fulfilling our mission of training intellectually curious, compassionate and competent family physicians committed to caring for the underserved.
Our location, the urban center of a rural state, provides opportunities to practice with professionals grounded in community medicine and with researchers respected in their fields. Residents train at the University of Kansas Hospital for most of their patient care experiences, however we recognize the importance of community engagement with our urban, underserved population and provide numerous opportunities to foster resident development in the community.

Smoky Hill Family Medicine Residency is an unopposed community family medicine residency. For nearly 50yrs, Smoky Hill’s purpose has been to place well-trained family physicians in rural Kansas communities. To date, we have placed 94% of our graduates in rural communities. Centrally located in Salina, Kansas, Smoky Hill is perfectly positioned to produce skilled family physicians for a wide range of community needs.

The KUSM-W Family Medicine Residency Program at Wesley Medical Center offers full-spectrum training with extensive inpatient, ICU and nursing home experience, high-volume pediatrics and obstetrics, broad procedural instruction and excellent academics. The curriculum is geared toward preparing residents for diverse careers in family medicine, allowing them to select from numerous elective rotation opportunities. Residents receive personalized support from faculty and unparalleled training at a large community hospital.