The Center for Family Medicine Post Falls Idaho
Nampa Residency
Welcome to the Family unit Medicine Residency of Idaho Nampa Plan. This is a new program, starting the commencement class in July 2019. This program is designed to fix residents for exercise in any setting, only particularly for the full-spectrum care needed in rural and underserved communities. In order to be prepared for this type of work, residents will demand wide-scope, procedural preparation with accent on in-patient and emergency care. The Nampa Program is sponsored by the Family unit Medicine Residency of Idaho, an institution with over twoscore years of knowledge, expertise, and success in family medicine resident didactics.
This community based program offers a vibrant learning platform that is both intimate and innovative. Here in Nampa, our faculty are passionate about training splendid Family unit Medicine physicians by creating a trusting environs for our patients in a well-established education health heart/FQHC. Residents have the opportunity to become adept in upper endoscopy, colonoscopies, obstetrics and other procedures. Nosotros are an unopposed program supported past St. Luke's Nampa, a new community infirmary where residents will spend nigh of their in-patient rotations.
Residents are able to customize their education by participating in 2 away rotations (optional) and three rural rotations, providing an opportunity to learn how to meet the needs of their time to come communities. This flexibility in training is critical in building well-rounded, fulfilled physicians, prepared to practice in whatever setting they want. Sub-intern rotations will be offered after July 2019.
Curriculum
We are creating a flexible curriculum that prioritizes broad scope preparation meant to prepare you for rural and underserved intendance. We provide ample training in inpatient medicine, obstetrics and emergency care. During your first year of residency training, rotations will by and large happen on a four week footing, allowing yous time to orient to a new setting. During you second and third year of training, rotations occur on a two week basis in order to give you more frequent experience with dissimilar rotations. 4 calendar week rotations are available to schedule electives and rural rotations. You will also have longitudinal blocks where you can pursue your interests over many weeks including enquiry, women'southward health, endoscopy, etc. During those blocks y'all will also work with customs specialists to round out your knowledge. There is time for two away electives, one in your R2 and R3 years if desired. Yous will take 10 weeks of rural medicine beyond the land of Idaho. There are some of these rotations within commuting distance if needed. We know the opportunity to experience rural places volition permit you lot to refine your skills in preparation for the community you volition telephone call home.
Locations Legend: SLN = St. Luke'south Nampa | SLRMC = St. Luke'due south Boise | FMHC-N = Family unit Medicine Health Center Nampa
PGY-1 Family Medicine Health Center Nampa 1-four half days per week | ||
| Rotation | Weeks | Location |
| Family Medicine | 8 | SLN |
| Internal Medicine | viii | SLN |
| Pediatrics Inpatient | 8 | SLRMC |
| OB | eight | SLN |
| Procedures/POCUS | 2 | SLN/FMHC-Northward |
| Surgery | 4 | SLN |
| Rural | ii | Idaho |
| Health Systems/Behavioral Wellness | iv | FMHC-N |
| GYN/Sports Medicine | 4 | SLN |
| Extra (Obstetrics, Internal Medicine, or Family unit Medicine) | two | SLN |
| Night Bladder | 2 | SLN |
PGY-2 Nampa Didactics Health Center 2-iii half days per week | ||
| Rotation | Weeks | Location |
| Family Medicine | eight | SLN |
| Internal Medicine | 8 | SLN |
| Obstetrics | 8 | SLN |
| Emergency | iv | SLN |
| Procedures/POCUS | two | SLN/FMHC-North |
| Longitudinal | 4 | SLN |
| Behavioral Health | 2 | FMHC-N |
| Elective | iv | Away or SLN |
| Sports Medicine | 2 | SLN |
| GYN | two | Ofcs |
| Rural | 4 | Idaho |
| Night Float | 4 | SLN |
PGY-3 Nampa Pedagogy Health Center 3-four half days per calendar week | ||
| Rotation | Weeks | Location |
| Family Medicine | iv | SLN |
| Internal Medicine | 8 | SLN |
| Obstetrics | 4 | SLN |
| Night Float | 4 | SLN |
| Longitudinal | 8 | SLN Ofcs |
| Sports | 4 | SLN Ofcs |
| Constituent | 10 | Abroad or SLN |
| Emergency | 4 | SLN |
| Rural | 4 | Idaho |
| Behavioral Health | two | FMHC-Due north |
Highlighted Curricular Strengths
Our goal is to set you to meet the needs of rural and underserved communities. Your training volition be grounded in a robust continuity clinic experience in an FQHC/PCMH, Family Medicine Health Center. The majority of our inpatient rotations are in the St. Luke'south Nampa Infirmary – an 87 bed hospital in Coulee County congenital in 2017 to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population. In the 2d and tertiary years rotations are 2 weeks long. This preserves your ability to remember across the spectrum of medicine and increases energy and engagement. Continuity clinic ranges from 2-v half days a week depending on the rotation.
Inpatient Rotations:
Family Medicine
On a pocket-sized squad of two residents and faculty preceptor y'all volition piece of work throughout the infirmary caring for our clinic patients in OB, newborn, adult and pediatric ascertainment. This is family unit medicine across the spectrum. Senior residents have a 24 hour weekend shift every two weeks and otherwise nights are covered by dark float. viii weeks R1, 4 or 6 weeks R2 and R3
Internal Medicine
Nosotros work with internal medicine and family unit medicine hospitalists to provide inpatient and ICU intendance. This is a fast paced service with high quality, evidenced based practices. Telephone call is a 24 hour weekend shift very ii weeks otherwise covered past night bladder. 8 weeks in each year
Obstetrics
Work with laborists running a busy Fifty+D deck. Every bit the unopposed family medicine residents on call, you will be managing the service, delivering babies, managing labors, assisting with C-sections, and managing triage and emergencies. You will have the opportunity to follow your newborns through their stay and into our NICU if needed. One-half of our delivery suites take imbedded NICU suites allowing care of the family unit unit. Call is 24 hr shifts every 3-iv nights. 8 weeks R1, 4 or half dozen weeks R2 and R3
Pediatrics
Nosotros are fortunate to have a regional children's hospital close past in Boise. You volition piece of work with the FMRI pediatric team, St. Luke's hospitalists and residents from Boise, Magic Valley, Caldwell and ISU-Pocatello to larn in-patient pediatric medicine. 8 weeks in R1 yr, possibly 4 weeks in R3. For outpatient peds we will work local, pediatricians and specialists, during longitudinal.
Surgery and Procedural Medicine
Our surgeons are excited to work with you in the OR and in their dispensary to learn the basics of assisting and the piece of work up of the surgical patient. four weeks R1. Procedures: Thoracentesis, paracentesis, LPs, colonoscopy, EGD, GYN procedures (colposcopy, IUD, endometrial biopsy), laceration repair and peel lesion management volition exist taught past our faculty, community faculty and by hospital based physicians. Point-of-intendance-ultrasound is also incorporated into your ii calendar week process rotation. two weeks each yr and longitudinal
Emergency Medicine
Our hospital has a very busy ED staffed by Emergency physicians that staff many EDs. They are engaged in teaching and you will spend four weeks in R2 and R3 year with them. We encounter a high percentage of children in our ED given the average age of our population in Canyon County. 4 weeks R2 and R3
Night Bladder
Telephone call is managed with a dark bladder 5 days on ii solar day off for two weeks. 2 weeks in R1 and 4 weeks in R2 and R3
Outpatient Rotations:
Art of Family Medicine
This curriculum teaches behavioral health integrated into the clinic and community. Yous volition work with psychologists, psychiatrists and MSWs. 2 weeks each year and longitudinal
Gynecology
Work with our health section, local gynecologists, Planned Parenthood (optional interest) and a specialty clinic within our practice staffed by a local OB-GYN. two weeks in R1 and R2 twelvemonth and longitudinal
Sports Medicine and Orthopedics
You volition come across patients in our own specialty clinic with an FM-SM fellowship trained medico as well as working with orthopedic surgeons in their clinic. We have an agile customs so the need and opportunity for sport medicine is great. You will attend sporting events and help with community physicals. 2 weeks in each year and longitudinal
Geriatrics
You will run across geriatric patients longitudinally including multiple settings, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home visits and you will work with geriatricians in our own dispensary. 2 weeks in R1, 4 weeks in R2 and R3 years.
Rural Medicine
It is hard to learn medicine if you do not leave and try on your skill set. Doing a rural rotation allows you lot to run into what rural medicine is like, see some of this beautiful state and experience the breadth of family medicine. We send yous out into the rural communities of Idaho for 2 weeks in R1, 4 weeks in R2 and R3 years.
Longitudinal
These allow y'all to learn sub-specialty medicine, out-patient peds and augment your personal interests in medicine for iv weeks in R2 and 12 weeks in the R3 yr
Electives
These allow you to gain more knowledge in ways that help you abound and prepare you for your future practise. You have four weeks in R2 and R3 twelvemonth that can be spent away from the program, either for international or job preparation rotations. Electives focusing on endoscopy and colonoscopy are available. 6 weeks in R2 and 8 weeks in R3 year
Community Medicine
Longitudinally spread through your three years. You will exist paired with a community organisation to develop a wellness related project based on the needs of the community and the needs of the organization. one-4 one-half days a block
Clinical Locations
St. Luke'due south Children's Hospital
At St. Luke's Children's Infirmary, the only children's hospital in Idaho, more 150 skilled pediatricians and pediatric specialists work with referring physicians from around the region to provide high quality intendance. They take a staff of over 400 nurses, therapists, and other dedicated pediatric caregivers.
All children should accept access to the highest quality wellness care services available, regardless of their condition or their family's ability to pay. Similar all children'due south hospitals, St. Luke'south is committed to high quality, cost-constructive clinical care, advocacy for children and families, education, and research.
Location & Contact Info
190 East. Bannock St.
Boise, ID 83712
208-706-KIDS (5437)
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Family unit Medicine Wellness Middle – Nampa South
Our Family Medicine Residency preparation plan is dedicated to becoming your patient centered medical abode. We provide splendid patient care forth with offering superb clinical training for medical residents who are condign Family unit Medicine Physicians. At FMHC you will exist cared for past a medical squad consisting of a dr. and a resident physician who will be your primary care providers in conjunction with a mid-level provider (PA, NP, and CNM), psychologist, dietician, clinical pharmacist, community health workers, and care managers. We are a tight-knit team that enjoys instruction and caring for those that need us.
Location & Contact Info:
Family unit Medicine Wellness Center – Nampa Southward
215 East Hawaii Avenue, Suite #260
Nampa, ID 83686
208-514-2529
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Family Medicine Wellness Middle – Nampa North
Located in the campus of the St. Luke's Nampa Medical Center, this clinic which opened in July 2020 will be where half of each residency form will experience their continuity panel. We will accept access to the same inter-profession team as Nampa South.
St. Luke's Nampa Medical Heart demonstrates their delivery to the city of Nampa and the growing population of Canyon County. The new 87-bed infirmary offers a fully equipped emergency department, family suites for new mothers and their babies, a newborn intensive intendance unit (NICU), children'southward services with outpatient sub-specialists, boosted centre and orthopedics services, and an intensive intendance unit.
Location & Contact Info:
Family Medicine Wellness Heart – Nampa Due north
9850 Westward St Lukes Dr., Suite #329
Nampa, ID 83687
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Faculty
Kim Stutzman, Md
Program Managing director Nampa
Dr. Stutzman grew upwardly in Northern Michigan and trained at the University of Michigan School of Medicine. She completed a residency at Family Medicine Spokane. After a year at the University of
Washington as a fourth year chief resident she settled in White Salmon, Washington in a small rural exercise. After 12 years of wonderful, broad-spectrum, rural, community-based intendance she moved to Boise in 2007 to pursue educational activity at the residency programme. She has special interest areas in geriatrics, medical student teaching, and training the next generation of rural family doctors. When non at piece of work she enjoys outdoor activities, camping, hiking, tandem bike riding and indoor activities of reading, sewing and spending fourth dimension with her husband and two adult children.
Danielle Davies, MD
Associate Program Director of Teaching
Danielle was born in Neptune, NJ (really) and grew up in Howell, NJ. She denies clan with any of the cast members of The Bailiwick of jersey Shore and doesn't similar information technology when you make Jersey rhyme with Boise. She grew upwards riding
her bike to the beach, creating scientific discipline experiments ordinarily involving the mud hole in the front thousand, and spending all of her holiday time in her family unit'southward 200 twelvemonth old subcontract house in Vermont. She attended Villanova Academy outside of Philadelphia but was sent back to NJ to attend Rutgers RWJ Medical Schoolhouse. While majoring in Biology as an undergraduate she studied abroad in Seville, Spain (simply did go on a pinxos tour in the basque land and loved information technology). While in medical school she travelled to the Himalayas in Northern India equally part of a travelling clinic. She loves international travel but has decided to dedicate more time to visiting our National Parks.
Danielle moved cantankerous country after falling in love with Boise and now enjoys exploring "The West" on her days off. In her spare time, Danielle enjoys photography, skiing, and repurposing ugly furniture. Her special interests in medicine include obstetrics, women'due south wellness, and LGBT healthcare.
Robert Hunker, Exercise
Associate Plan Director of Curriculum
Robbie is an Idaho native, born and raised in eastern Idaho nigh the Tetons. Summers were spent hiking, biking, backpacking, and camping near Driggs, and winters skiing at One thousand Targhee. He studied microbiology with a pocket-sized in Spanish at Idaho State University in Pocatello. He left Idaho briefly for med schoolhouse at Des Moines University, and then came back for residency with the FMRI Magic Valley rural training track in Twin Falls, ID. He was brought back to Boise for OB fellowship with a goal of staying in Idaho, practicing in a low income dispensary or rural area, standing to exercise broad spectrum family medicine. He and his wife yet spend their costless time in the outdoors with their 2 dogs, merely do appreciate the fun things Boise has to offer.
Kade Klippenstein, Dr.
Faculty
Kade is from the Midwest and was built-in and raised on a cattle ranch in the Black Hills of South Dakota. He graduated from Augustana University with a major in Biological science and attended medical schoolhouse at the University of South Dakota.
Kade has always had a passion for rural medicine and felt that attending residency at FMRI would give him outstanding training in all fields. He finds the field of Family unit Medicine humbling, unique, and ever-changing. He feels extremely grateful for the customs and family he has gained at FMRI.
Now a faculty fellow member at FMRI Nampa, he enjoys being a teaching kinesthesia in a total spectrum setting – delivering newborn, adult, and obstetrical intendance. Additionally, he has involvement in primary care endoscopy, vasectomy, point of intendance ultrasound and bedside/ clinic procedures.
Kade, partner Ali, and their two children enjoy hiking, camping ground, whatsoever outdoor sport, visiting the family ranch in Due south Dakota, road trips, all genres of music, Star Wars, coffee (well, maybe not the kids), and a expert game of Cribbage. Kade also enjoys an heady hunting trip and a good book.
Bari Laskow, Medico
Managing director of Diversity, Disinterestedness, and Inclusion – Nampa
Bari Laskow grew up in the Northeast, spending her formative years in New Jersey. She completed her undergraduate degree in the humanities at New York Academy – The Gallatin Schoolhouse, creating her own major exploring the social determinants of health. Afterward spending some time in the NGO earth in New York City, Liberia, and Guatemala, she attended medical school at the University of Pittsburgh. Taking a yr off from medical school, she worked in El Salvador completing a research projection on cervical cancer screening via self-collection of HPV swabs in the community. She completed residency at Swedish Blood-red Hill Family Medicine in Seattle, WA where she had the privilege of matching at Sea Mar Community Health Eye, an FQHC focusing on the intendance of the underserved Latino community. While at Swedish Cherry Hill, she completed an Area of Concentration in Reproductive Wellness. She is joining the FMRI Nampa faculty subsequently working at Bounding main Mar as a community preceptor for another year later graduation.
Other professional interests include racial health equity, habit medicine, comprehensive reproductive healthcare, LGTBQ healthcare, and customs engagement. Outside of medicine, Bari spends her free time exploring the corking outdoors with her husband, cooking and eating near anything, and playing board games.
India King, PsyD
Director of Behavioral Sciences - Nampa
India King received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a focus in Health Psychology from Pacific University. She completed her doctoral internship at the White River Junction VA in Vermont and her postdoctoral fellowship at the Boise VA, with a focus on integrated primary care. She so joined the Boise VA's Centre of Excellence Primary Intendance Education, there she worked to develop and evaluate interprofressional educational innovations. Dr. Rex's passions include graduate medical and interprofessional pedagogy, quality improvement, and principal care psychology. When she is non difficult at work serving FMRI patients and the Nampa community or teaching residents, you tin detect her enjoying the outdoors mountain biking, bikepacking, fly fishing, or exploring Idaho'due south many alpine lakes!
Jeffrey Pennings, Practise
Family Medicine
Jeff Pennings grew up in Upstate New York and went on to Clemson University for his Bachelor's caste. He completed his medical didactics at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine in North Carolina, where he met his wife, Dr. Kelly Pennings. Jeff and Kelly traveled across the country with their two pups during their 4th year of medical school and barbarous in love with Idaho.
They both completed residency at FMRI Boise and Jeff decided to stay on equally faculty at FMRI Nampa. Jeff'due south passions in medicine include Obstetrics, Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy, everything Inpatient, LGBTQ care, and educational activity! Outside of medicine Jeff enjoys walking Fritz and Henley with Kelly, running, existence anywhere outdoors, brewing, soccer, Clemson football, and eating good nutrient.
Elynn Smith, MD
Elynn was born in Bozeman, MT and spent her early on childhood in remote mining towns across Idaho and Montana—the ane-room school that housed her kindergarten class even had a hitching mail out front. Her family'southward last relocation brought them to Caldwell, ID where Elynn graduated from Vallivue High Schoolhouse and The College of Idaho. At C of I, she met her married man, Dominic, while they were both running for the Yotes Cross Country and Runway & Field teams. Circumvoluted back to her small-town roots, she spent a few of her summers during higher working at the Delamar Gold & Silver Mine outside Hashemite kingdom of jordan Valley, OR, before finding her way to medicine as a pre-med intern at the Salmon River Clinic in Stanley, ID. Elynn attended medical schoolhouse at The University of Utah School of Medicine. Although she enjoyed her fourth dimension among the cerise rocks of Utah, she is excited to exist returning home to everything Idaho has to offering.
Elynn is interested in Women'southward Health and Obstetrics, Preventive Medicine, and in mentoring and promoting medical education for students from rural communities. She too loves whatever and all outdoor activities, including hiking, skiing, rafting, and camping, and she and Dominic are looking forwards to doing all of these and more than in and effectually Boise.
Sarah Waterman, Doctor
Family unit Medicine/OB
Sarah Waterman was born in rural Northern California, and grew up in the small town of Chester in the Sierra Nevada mount range. She graduated with a major in biological science from California State University, Monterey Bay, and attended Creighton Academy School of Medicine in Omaha, Nebraska with plans to go into rural family medicine. She trained at FMRI Magic Valley Rural Training Track in Jerome/Twin Falls, ID for residency, then returned to Creighton for OB Fellowship. She plans to keep practicing full spectrum family medicine with obstetrics in rural and underserved areas, and is very excited to be coming back to the FMRI Nampa Residency.
Sarah and her hubby enjoy spending time outdoors, and wait forward to exploring more than of Idaho together. He has also converted her to a BSU fan, and they look frontward to attending future football games. She likewise loves expanding her culinary skills, and currently enjoys trying to perfect sourdough bread and homemade pastas.
Kelsey Wertzler, Physician
Clinic Director - Nampa
Kelsey grew upwardly in Portland, Oregon. She attended Washington State Academy where she rowed on the women's coiffure team while earning bachelor's degrees in biotechnology as well genetics & cell biology. She completed a minor degree in Castilian while studying at the Universidad de Sevilla in Seville, Kingdom of spain. Seeking more chance outside of the classroom, she spent the summers guiding whitewater rafting trips out of Riggins, Idaho. Kelsey then continued on to earn a master's degree in biochemistry, researching Deoxyribonucleic acid repair and cancer, before ultimately realizing that what she truly wanted was to go a medico to build deeper, more than meaningful relationships with the patients she aimed to assistance.
At the Academy of Washington School of Medicine, Kelsey completed certificates of additional training in the areas of rural and underserved medicine, global wellness, and Hispanic health. Her passion for rural and underserved medicine was stoked while traveling through remote areas of Washington, Wyoming, Montana, and Alaska during her clinical rotations also as through longitudinal training opportunities in Wasilla, Alaska and Huancayo, Peru.
Kelsey completed her residency grooming at the Family unit Medicine Residency of Idaho in Boise. There, she was immersed in a culture committed to rigorous medical training and a passion to meet the needs of underserved populations. After graduation, she was grateful to go on with the FMRI family as a faculty fellow member and helped to develop and launch some other family unit medicine residency plan in nearby Nampa, ID.
Kelsey now focuses on clinical medicine and serves as the clinic director for the three FMRI clinics in Nampa. She continues to experience that the nearly rewarding aspect of medicine is the joy of edifice long lasting relationships with her patients and their families. When not at work, you will find Kelsey exterior with her family unit, riding one of her bikes, trail running, swimming, back-country skiing or gardening.
Current Residents
R3
Melissa Braid, Practice
Nampa Programme 2022
Melissa grew upward in Spokane, WA where she met and married her high school sweetheart Nathan. She and then graduated from Corban University in Salem, Oregon and and so completed her mail-bach studies at Eastern Washington University earlier attending medical schoolhouse at Pacific Northwest University. Melissa and Nathan have four beautiful children together and love to spend family fourth dimension outside in their garden or road tripping in their 1969 airstream that they recently renovated together. Melissa can't look to start building relationships with her patients and the whole Complect family is very excited to offset their new adventure in Idaho.
Mark Dahle, MD
Nampa Program 2022
Mark grew upwardly in Fruitland, Idaho and is the oldest of eight children. He attended BYU – Idaho in Rexburg where he earned his BS in Applied Mathematics. He LOVES math, so much so that in college he memorized 500 digits of pi (3.14159…) in iii days for a Pi Day competition and to this twenty-four hour period still has 50 digits memorized and can rattle them off on command. Mark attended Ross University School of Medicine which took him to the land of Commonwealth of dominica, followed past fourth dimension in Miami, FL and Bakersfield, CA. He rapidly came to honey primary intendance with its varied opportunities, including serving a wide community, preventative medicine, procedures and everything else in between. Prior to medical school, Mark ran a domicile care business, drove a beet truck, worked at Chobani, and supervised the College of Western Idaho Math Tutoring centers. He enjoys playing the pianoforte and has composed xiv songs. Marking besides enjoys spending fourth dimension with his family unit, playing basketball and ultimate frisbee, portrait photography, and whitewater rafting. He is excited to be back abode in the Treasure Valley to continue his training while serving a community that he already knows and loves.
Alyssa Griffin, Dr.
Nampa Program 2022
Alyssa Griffin was born and raised in the hot and marshy suburbs of New Orleans, Louisiana. She spent much of her childhood at the piano and as a violinist in the New Orleans youth symphony simply discovered shortly after starting high school that she would be the black sheep in her family of musicians and teachers. After spending the bulk of her high school years studying the sciences, she graduated from Slidell High School and and so traveled a few hours north to Memphis, Tennessee, where she attended Rhodes College. While there, she fell in love with modern languages and pursued fluency in High german, studying for seven months at the University of Innsbruck in western Republic of austria. In 2015, she graduated with degrees in neuroscience and German, and headed e to Washington, DC for medical school at the George Washington University, while her parents migrated west to a new dwelling in Fort Collins, Colorado. While in medical school, Alyssa spent her fourth dimension at the student-run Healing Clinic, where she provided comprehensive master care and social services to residents of Washington, DC, as well as at the Arlington Free Clinic, where she served a small subset of the xi,000 uninsured individuals in Arlington County, Virginia. Both of those experiences left her with an undeniable conviction to spend her life serving the underserved. After visiting her parents out due west and completing an elective at the Family unit Medicine Residency of Idaho Caldwell site, she became convinced that rural family medicine would exist her truthful bookish home. In 2019, Alyssa obtained her medical degree from the George Washington Academy with a concentration in customs and urban health and discovered she'd been matched with the FMRI Nampa residency program. Alyssa is so happy to be headed westward and is excited to start her do of family medicine in Nampa, Idaho. She and her sweet husband Phil, who works every bit a lawyer in the big urban center of Boise, are and so excited to call Idaho home and cannot await to explore all of its treasures. When non working, Alyssa loves to complete jigsaw puzzles, make macramé tapestries, and hike in the sunshine with Phil.
Cate Heil, MD
Nampa Programme 2022
Cate comes to Nampa, Idaho all the manner from the Sunflower State! She attended Pittsburg State University, where she majored in Biological science and competed on the cross-land and runway teams. She then completed medical school at the Academy of Kansas Schoolhouse of Medicine – Kansas City campus. During her time in medical school, Cate was a co-director for a women'southward health and prenatal free clinic for urban underserved in Kansas City. She likewise had service leadership positions in Christian Medical Fellowship and American Medical Women's Clan. She is drawn to the field of Family Medicine because of the power to provide empathetic comprehensive care for each patient. Cate is especially interested in pediatrics, tribal and rural health, and behavioral health and habit medicine. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, kayaking, hiking, cooking, knitting, and reading. She is beyond excited to become a family medico!
Derek Kohlhase, Dr.
Nampa Program 2022
Derek grew upwards on the Iron Range in Northeast Minnesota. He and so went to college at Michigan Technological Academy where he got a bachelors degree in Biomedical Technology. It was there where he beginning experienced medicine while volunteering in the dialysis unit at the local infirmary. After graduating from MTU, Derek moved back to Minnesota to attend medical school at the Academy of Minnesota, where he developed a particular involvement in primary care, preventative and addiction medicine. Outside of medicine, Derek is an avid outdoorsman and is passionate about wildlife and habitat conservation. He is excited to feel all that the cute state of Idaho has to offer.
Sudha Subramanyam, MD
Nampa Program 2022
Sudha grew up in Bangalore, India and somehow managed to dodge the IT moving ridge of the 90'due south, to go to Medical School. While her aunt, a doctor, would be immersed in her Anatomy and Clinical Medicine books, Sudha would be fast asleep napping on her aunt'south lap. She attributes her dear of medicine and time to come career as a doctor to those special times shared with her aunt. Afterwards completing her Medical Schoolhouse training and earning her MBBS degree, she went on to piece of work at a specialty infirmary in Bharat where she was trained in managing cardiac emergencies. Sudha moved to Boise in 2012 afterward her marriage to her husband, and Idaho resident, Vishwa. Having lived in Boise for 7 years now, Sudha considers herself an Idahoan and cannot think of any other place as her home. While waiting for her residency training dream to materialize, she went on to train and obtain her Masters in Physician Assistant Studies and graduated from Idaho Land Academy in 2019. Sudha grew up in a family of nutrient lovers and her passion only compounded postal service union. In her costless time, Sudha loves seeking and trying out traditional recipes from Bharat and derives a lot of joy in cooking from scratch. Sudha believes that eating good food, followed by payback time at the gym brings well-nigh a swell 'karmic balance' to her physical and mental fitness. Sudha is excited to this next chapter of her education and to becoming role of the countdown grade of residents trained in Nampa.
R2
Rory Hawker, Md
Nampa Program 2023
Caribbean area Medical University School of Medicine
Rory says he was born in the fourscore's and is probably stuck in the 90'southward. He grew up locally in Middleton, Idaho, where he married the girl of his dreams, despite the fact that they argued all through high schoolhouse and never hung out! They both matured over the years and at present accept four beautiful children that bring them joy and are their primary focus. Rory went the round almost way to get a dr. and studied in the Caribbean area where he earned a Master'south in Child and Boyish Development, besides. He is extremely excited to be back in the valley to complete his residency with FMRI of Nampa. His fourth dimension abroad in Republic of chile as a missionary and Curacao as a student, taught him to be fluent in Spanish. His main goal is to go an excellent physician in rural medicine and open his own dispensary close by after residency.
Carolyn Knackstedt, MD
Nampa Program 2023
University of Washington School of Medicine
Carolyn was born and raised in the small fishing town of Kenai, Alaska. She attended college at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington, where she earned a bachelor's degree in biology. Following graduation, she returned to Kenai to work in a single-doctor family practice office and barbarous in love with the variety and customs-oriented nature of primary care. She so attended medical schoolhouse at the University of Washington, completing most of her 4 years in Anchorage and focusing on caring for the underserved. Carolyn is particularly interested in women and children'south health, addiction, and rural medicine. While on a rotation in Idaho, she was attracted to all the recreational and educational opportunities information technology had to offer and convinced her fiancé Matt to make the trek due south. They both wait forward to the warmer, sunnier climate and all the wonderful people they volition meet in Idaho.
Veronica Lawrence, DO
Nampa Plan 2023
Western University of Wellness Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific
Veronica grew up in Boise, Idaho, and attended Boise High School followed past Boise Land University where she met her husband Brady. She majored in Chemistry with a small-scale in Visual Arts, for which she did a study abroad program in Nihon and painted a mural in downtown Boise. She and so attended Western Academy of Health Sciences COMP-Northwest while her married man attended medical school at the University of Washington. Veronica's special interests include behavioral wellness, women's health, and holistic care of patients. Veronica and Brady are happy to be back in their home state of Idaho to go on the remainder of their education and serve the community that means so much to them. They welcomed a new improver to their family and enjoy spending time outdoors, hiking, and morel mushroom foraging with their girl.
Houston Reynolds, MD
Nampa Program 2023
University of Utah Schoolhouse of Medicine
Houston grew up in Provo, Utah, in a football family. His dad played football for Brigham Immature University, and after playing in the NFL he returned to bus football there. Houston and his three brothers would eventually follow in his footsteps and would play for BYU. His brothers continued on to play in the NFL and he planned on continuing the tradition; however, he tore his Achilles tendon in his senior yr and the dreams of the NFL were replaced with plans to attend medical school. Houston attended the University of Utah School of Medicine and is excited to be a part of the Idaho family. During his fourth dimension at BYU, after returning from his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to Frankfurt Germany, he met his wife Kimberly. They were married in 2013. In addition to football, Houston also enjoys watersports, power sports, and meat crafts (BBQ, smoking, grilling, curing, and really anything to practice with meat).
Ali Sup, DO
Nampa Programme 2023
A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Ali was born in Boise, Idaho, and spent almost of her childhood here. She attended Boise Land University where she majored in Health Sciences and minored in Spanish. She was role of the Maneline Dance Team at Boise State, and she is a HUGE college football fan. Later her time at Boise State, she moved to Arizona with her husband Jacob, who had been accepted into medical schoolhouse. A couple of years afterwards, she also matriculated into medical school in Arizona at A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine. During school she developed a beloved for chief intendance and working in a community wellness center setting. She has special interests in obstetrics, sports medicine, and wilderness medicine. She has had the opportunity to better her Spanish speaking skills while living in Tucson, and she hopes to go along this into residency in Nampa! She enjoys cooking, baking, and working out with her husband, as well every bit spending time with her two dogs. Ali and Jacob are ecstatic to be back home in Idaho to fulfill their dreams of working every bit family unit medicine physicians!
Tony Thiros, DO
Nampa Program 2023
Pacific Northwest Academy of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine
Anthony (Tony) Thiros attended medical school at Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Yakima, Washington. He is an avid moving-picture show watcher, a lover of the outdoors, and a supporter of the Arts. Tony grew upwardly in Idaho Falls, Idaho and attended the University of Denver, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. He studied away for a twelvemonth in Tuebingen, Germany, where he learned to speak fluent German. He then lived for two years in San Francisco earlier moving to Yakima, Washington for medical school and and so to Boise, where he lives with his fiancé Will, and his hairless sphynx, Kimchi. He is an experienced traveler and has been to eleven countries. He served every bit the Pre-Op and PACU technician for four sequent years with Mending Faces, a nonprofit that repairs cleft-palates in the Philippines. He was too an Emergency Department Technician at St. Joseph Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Lately, he can be constitute cooking a new recipe, tending to his vegetable garden, or enjoying the great outdoors at his cabin in Pine. He is very excited to go along his medical career in the Treasure Valley and give back to the beautiful state that raised him.
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Sarah Bardwell, Md
Nampa Program 2024
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Sarah was born and raised in Denver, Colorado, as the oldest of three children to an artist and home renovation contractor. She is one in a long line of activists that accept struggled for civil and workers' rights. After high schoolhouse she traveled around the land learning well-nigh grassroots community work in other states and returned to Denver to institute a community nutrient redistribution organization and a free community bicycle shop.
At the age of 26 she decided she wanted to improve her capacity to serve the public by going into health care. She received a Bachelors of Scientific discipline from the University of Colorado Denver and went on to medical school at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. During her 2d year of medical school she met the love of her life and partner, Sean, and they have been taking every opportunity since then to savor national parks and explore the beauty of the Rocky Mountain and southwest regions. Afterwards her third year of medical school she took a year to study in Mexico and Republic of peru and improved her Castilian, then that she could offering bilingual services to her patients.
Sarah is passionate nearly providing fantabulous patient-centered intendance and is thrilled to bring her beloved and dedication to the Treasure Valley. In addition to enjoying the bounty of the outdoors, she enjoys live music, theater and trip the light fantastic, reading young developed novels in Spanish, weightlifting, and expert meals with wonderful people.
Ellen Douglass, Exercise
Nampa Program 2024
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ellen is originally from a modest town in the mountains of San Diego Canton and went to California Country University in Fresno for her undergraduate degree in Biology. She then completed medical school at Pacific Northwest Academy of Health Sciences. During medical school Ellen spent 2 years completing clinical rotations in the Western Idaho region. She has rotated in all regions of Western Idaho ranging from Boise to Summit, Nampa, Kuna, and Caldwell.
Coming from a small rural town herself, Ellen is passionate about increasing healthcare access to rural and underserved communities. What she loves the most about Family Medicine is the continuity of intendance, diversity of full-scope preparation and longitudinal intendance, and meaningful patient connections fabricated. Having washed all of her clinical rotations in Western Idaho, Ellen has come to love the Treasure Valley community and the home she and her significant other have made here. In her spare fourth dimension, Ellen and her significant other find themselves enjoying all the outdoors has to offer with their very active border collie.
Ajay Giri, MD
Nampa Plan 2024
University of Utah School of Medicine
Ajay grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, and went to higher at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Man Biology. After completing his caste, he returned to Table salt Lake, gaining experience in clinical inquiry and working on studies such equally the SPRINT trial, which has impacted how we think about blood pressure management in adults. He is passionate well-nigh supporting the health of the community and obtained a masters caste in public health from the Academy of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City.
He and then completed medical school at the aforementioned institution. During that time he met and married Steph, an endlessly charming adult female, and became stepdad to Clara and Marie, two wonderful and very funny girls. He loves to melt, take long wandering walks and laid-back vacations with his married woman and will oft exist constitute singing and goofing around with his children. He will also occasionally be seen buying useless things for his family'due south two cats. He is excited to get to know the vibrant customs within the greater Treasure Valley and continue his medical career as a family unit medicine doc.
Megan Haughton, DO
Nampa Program 2024
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine
Megan comes to united states of america from Olympia, Washington, where she enjoyed growing upward in the rain and living in a capitol city. She studied Castilian and Portuguese at the Academy of Colorado at Boulder (Go Buffs!) before joining the Peace Corps, where she volunteered as a Maternal and Child Health facilitator for 2 years in Republic of guatemala. She enjoyed attention medical schoolhouse at Pacific Northwest University in Yakima, Washington, that helped her on her journey to become a wide spectrum family md!
Outside of medicine, Megan loves to explore the outdoors whether it is skiing, fly fishing, camping ground, hiking, or just napping past a stream. She loves trying different types of hot sauce. More than anything, Megan is an extrovert at eye who enjoys spending time with her family and friends, especially her partner, Jeff. She is very excited to continue her grooming in Nampa and become part of the FMRI family, learning from her patients, peers, and preceptors alike.
Dora Johnson, Doctor
Nampa Plan 2024
Escueda Latinoamericana de Medicina
My life as an explorer began long before the cartoonDora the Explorer was ever created. My family moved from Ghana, West Africa, to my childhood hometown of Yonkers, New York, when I was 9 months former. I attended Lafayette Higher in Easton, Pennsylvania (abode of Crayola) and graduated with a major in International Diplomacy and a small-scale in Health and Science.
While abroad studying global health systems, I stumbled upon a once in a lifetime opportunity that aligned with my values and passions and led me to commence on a journey where I trained as a dr. at the Escuela Latinoamericana de Medicina (ELAM) in Havana, Cuba. While there, I learned and cultivated the foundational practices needed to provide exceptional and effective healthcare in underserved and under-resourced communities.
Equally a doc, I am committed to the following core values: providing healthcare as a human correct, encouraging proactive preventive care, living in the community that I serve, and building healthy doctor-patient relationships. I am and so excited to serve the Nampa community and look forward to great adventures alee.
Amnersa Turulja, Practise
Nampa Program 2024
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine
I was born in Federal republic of germany, but my family and I moved to the U.Due south. from Eastern Europe in 2002 via the complex refugee system. I spent the rest of my childhood growing up in Boise, Idaho. I got my available's caste from Boise State University in Human Biology. Later my bachelor'due south degree, I was fortunate to get to spend some time traveling prior to going to medical school, while besides working on a master's caste. I went to medical schoolhouse at Pacific Northwest Academy in Yakima, Washington, where I did my offset two years doing classwork in Yakima and got to exercise my clinical rotations back in Idaho.
I enjoy traveling this beautiful world, being outdoors, hiking, paddle boarding, cooking, and spending time with those I love. I am ecstatic that I get to go along my training in a community that I adore and that was such a large part of my upbringing!
Resident Life
Our residents love working and playing together! Although we spend a lot of time on the wards and in the dispensary, we take our time off seriously and often can be found hanging with our kids (13 in total so far between our two classes!), driving into the wilderness for a quick shed hunt (encounter Derek with some prize antlers on the right), or kicking dorsum with our crochet needles, among many other cherished hobbies.
During the countdown 2019-2020 year, the first half-dozen residents were tasked with deciding what "resident life" would look like for the brand new FMRI Nampa program and creating a civilisation that emphasizes enjoying our non-doctor lives every bit much every bit we do our work. We took this task seriously and planned many social activities including a Friday nighttime potluck at resident Alyssa'southward home, a traditional Indian lunch cooked past resident Sudha and her hubby Vishwa, and even a virtual happy 60 minutes post-obit our Friday afternoon didactics while socially distancing amidst the pandemic.
The greater FMRI program has shown much support for our pursuit of fun, integrating many fun activities into our curriculum, including an annual afternoon of rafting (see our program director, Kim and residents Mark and Sudha in the raft on the left!) during orientation calendar week, a summertime picnic at a local park, and dispensary-wide holiday parties where we get to play "Hole-and-corner Santa" with our co-workers.
Each year, our residents as well pack upwardly for a weekend of exploration, team-edifice, and lessons in wilderness medicine at the resident retreat. 2020 was spent 2 hours north of the large city in McCall, Idaho, during their annual Winter Festival. When not participating in the weekend's scheduled activities (including the false wilderness rescue of resident Alyssa seen here), residents could be found flat tire biking, sledding with their kiddos, exploring downtown McCall, and participating in Scrabble championships (run across resident Cate'southward spouse Jacob and resident Alyssa's spouse Phil fight for victory). In improver to our almanac retreat, residents may also elect to participate in FMRI-wide outings such as the annual migration to Burgdorf for in-depth wilderness preparation, lots of wintertime sports, the Urban center of Rocks for a weekend of exploring, and the Annual FMRI-broad raft trip in Cascade, Idaho!
Want a closer look at our resident life?
Take a peek at a few of our residents' recent Instagram posts to get an even better feel for our collective residency civilisation:
R2s head to the Capitol.
Our friendly Thor from FMRI Nampa wishes you a very happy New year! #fmrinampa #happynewyear #positivevibes
Dr Dahle, R3 in a holiday coat and tie to ring in some holiday cheer at the Nampa Northward clinic. #fmrinampa #happyholidays #merrychristmas #positivevibes
Spotted more twinning at our South dispensary today! #fmrinampa #residentlife
Co-residents matching in purple pants.
Cracking GYN briefing!
A quartet for thank you to the staff at our infirmary.
Happy Halloween to the Newest Nampa babies
We are excited to share that our Program Director, Dr Stutzman was honored with this wonderful honor of Leadership Excellence by the University of Washington's Section of Family Medicine. Congratulations, Dr Stutzman! #fmrinampa #universityofwashington #familymedicineresidency
Enjoying a Dominicus evening stroll at the Nampa Rose Garden! 🌹
#familymedicineresident #fmrinampa #idahome #nampa
Applicants
COVID Vaccination Required
At FMRI, nosotros follow CDC guidelines to assist keep our patients and staff safe. We enforce masking protocols for anybody over the age of two, encourage COVID vaccination for all eligible patients, and have protocols in place to proceed our patients and staff safe.
We require COVID vaccination for all staff, faculty, students and residents.
To continue admission to care open for all of our patients and the community, we take enacted the use of virtual appointments and respiratory clinics to ensure all patients can exist seen. We follow CDC and NIH guidelines for the treatment of COVID-19. These treatments are always evolving and nosotros stay upwardly to date with all official and evidence-based recommendations equally they come up, with the support of local infectious disease specialists. At FMRI, we do non offering prescriptions for therapies that are not evidence based nor recommended.
We are proud of the contribution FMRI faculty and residents accept made over the form of the pandemic to help support fifty-fifty our most vulnerable customs members. This program has and will continue to advocate for evidence-based medicine, healthcare access for all, and the continuation of preventative health intendance even in the confront of a pandemic.
Awarding Process:
Applications will be accepted via ERAS beginning in September 2021. The Nampa Residency Program is a divide ERAS awarding process and match from all other FMRI programs. Nosotros are doing all our interviews via a virtual process. We recognize that this has positives—lower cost and fourth dimension spent on travel— but also has the negatives of not experiencing the community in which y'all will live and learn. We believe an all-virtual process will decrease the potential for bias that may ascend from seeing some applicants virtually and others in person. We do know that many of you may want to see our customs and nosotros volition accept a separate team that is not involved in the interview or ranking process that can provide you with a tour if you happen to be in town. Delight reach out to Marsha Wadsworth, program coordinator, who will be the contact of this team to schedule a tour. After nosotros conclude our ranking procedure and if the pandemic allows it we will hold two open house/socials in-person in January and February as well equally a virtual social and virtual PD Q&A.
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R1 | $57,528.00
R2 | $sixty,690.00
R3 | $63,240.00
Interview Dates:
(INTERVIEW DAY: 8:00 AM - ii:00 PM)
- October 28, 2021
- Nov 1, 2021
- Nov 4, 2021
- Nov 8, 2021
- Nov 11, 2021
- Nov 15, 2021
- Nov xviii, 2021
- Nov 29, 2021
- December 2, 2021
- Dec 6, 2021
- December ix, 2021
- December 13, 2021
- Dec 16, 2021
- (Dec 20, 2021) – but if needed
- Jan 3, 2022
- January half dozen, 2022
- Jan x, 2022
Direct Inquiries:
Marsha Wadsworth
Nampa Residency Programme Coordinator
P: (208) 954-8685
MarshaWadsworth@FMRIdaho.org
9850 West St. Luke's Drive, Suite 329
Nampa, ID 83687
Top 10 FMRI Nampa Program Highlights:
1. Unopposed full-spectrum rural-focused residency preparation programme. All-encompassing opportunities to work in rural sites across Idaho!
2. Outstanding infirmary back up – State-of-the-Art community hospital inside St. Luke'south Health System
3. Teaching Wellness Center = Residency + Federally Qualified Wellness Center
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- 25% of Nampa's Hispanic heritage – Opportunity to employ/larn Medical Spanish with 18% of Nampa population who are Spanish-speaking
- Sliding calibration for patients in need
- Admission to specialty clinics including OMT, GYN, Sports Medicine, and Psychiatry
- Squad-based intendance that includes:
- Clinical Pharmacy
- Community Wellness Workers
- Dietitian
- Behavioral Health Clinicians
4. Procedural Training
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- POCUS
- EGD & Colonoscopies
- Circumcisions
- Vasectomies
- Gyn Procedures including LARCs
- Peel Procedures
- Joint Injections
- OMT
- Trigger Point injections
- Facial Distortion Model…and more.
5. Embedded Longitudinal Behavioral Health with Psychology Faculty. Coming soon: A Nampa Psychiatric Assessment Dispensary!
6. Location – Location – Location – Easy access to outdoor recreation year-round
seven. Program Director with over 25 years medical instruction experience
8. Health & Community Curriculum embedded throughout training. A Unique opportunity to appoint with the community through association with 6 different community partners.
ix. University of Washington School of Medicine Affiliated Residency Program with admission to the UW library resources.
x. Competitive Salary and Benefits Package
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- R1 Salary $56,400
- CME Fourth dimension & Money (R1 $1,000; R2 $i,250; R3 $1,500)
- Meal stipend for all inpatient rotations
Scholarly Activity
All of the four FMRI programs work collaboratively on scholarly activities, a listing of recent FMRI-wide scholarly activities is located here. The Nampa Residency is an active fellow member of the ITHS WWAMI Region Practice and Research Network.
Recent Scholarly Action Highlights from the Nampa Residency Kinesthesia and Residents:
- Weidner A, McGuire Thousand, Stutzman K, Drinking glass J, Stevens NG. The Interests of Family unit Medicine Residents in Future Faculty Positions Across the Senior Year. Periodical of Medical Education and Curricular Evolution. January 2021. doi:10.1177/23821205211059667
- Griesbach S, Theobald M, Kolman Chiliad, Stutzman K, et al. Articulation Guidelines for Protected Nonclinical Time for Faculty in Family Medicine Residency Programs. Fam Med. 2021;53(6):443-452. https://doi.org/ten.22454/FamMed.2021.506206.
- Rue Yard, Stutzman Chiliad, Chadek M, "The Value of Osteopathic Recognition", Annals of Family unit Medicine. January 2021, 19 (1) 86-87; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.2663
- Griffin, A. (April, 2021). Healthcare for the migrant family unit: Challenges and hereafter directions. Affiche presentation at Academy of Washington Department of Family Medicine Regional Conference.
- Subramanyam, South. (Apr, 2021). Establishing a school-based clinic for a rural and underserved population in Idaho. Poster presentation at University of Washington Department of Family unit Medicine Regional Briefing.
- King I, Christopher A, Hansen A et al. Interprofessional grant writing seminar for early on career faculty in a small, isolated pedagogy heart. F1000Research 2020, 9:1208 (https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.26092.1)
- Subramanyam, S. (Oct, 2020). COVID-19 and ethnicity in a mixed rural-urban setting in southwest Idaho. Poster presentation at Family unit Medicine Experience Conference.
- Longley, East., Angel, J., & Davies, D. (2020). In women with prelabor rupture of membranes at term, is oxytocin more effective than misoprostol in preventing chorioamnionitis? HelpDesk Answers, Prove-Based Practice.
- Stutzman, 1000. & King, I. (May, 2020). Connecting Family Medicine Residents with their Community. Oral presentation at STFM almanac conference.
- Kern, J., Waterman, S., Henderson, J. (March 2020). Does early integration of palliative intendance services improve outcomes for patients with advanced cancer over usual care? HelpDesk Answers, Show-Based Do
- Stutzman K, Karpen R, Naidoo P, Toevs SE, Weidner A, Baker E, & Schmitz D. (2020). Back up for rural practice: female physicians and the life-career interface. Rural Remote Health, 20(i). doi: x.22605/RRH5341.
- Fisher, A., Argyle, A., Keefer, A., King, I., Lowther, D., & Tivis, R. (2019). Veteran and learner outcomes of interprofessional trainee-led group medical visits. Journal of Interprofessional Instruction & Practise, 18. doi: 10.1016/j.xjep.2019.100292
- Fisher, A., King , I., Smith, C. (October, 2019). Everyone is a Instructor: Multi-Site Feasibility Study of a Clinic-Based Interprofessional Cess Tool. Presentation at the Collaborating Across Borders 7 Briefing. Indianapolis, ID.
- Stutzman, K. & Schmitz, D. (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019). Patient- and Community-Centered Intendance in the Rural Landscape: Is Information technology Keen to Exist a Pocket-size-Town Doc? Presentations at AAFP National Conference for Medical Students and Residents
- Weppner, W., Tivis, R., Naidoo, S., Inouye, L. Krug, M., & Rex, I. (May, 2019). Interprofessional Quality Improvement Projects: Using QI principles to develop a robust QI curriculum. Poster presentation at the National conference for the Society for General Internal Medicine. Washington D.C.
Medical Students
Family Medicine Residency of Idaho (FMRI) Nampa Program offers Family unit Medicine clerkships and sub-internships for medical students. Students interested in Family unit Medicine clerkships or sub-internships at FMRI Nampa must showtime meet the criteria below:
Third Year FM Medical Students:
- FMRI Nampa volition accept tertiary year FM clerkship medical students from the University of Washington School of Medicine, the Academy of Utah School of Medicine, the Pacific Northwest Academy Higher of Osteopathic Medicine or the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine.
- FMRI Nampa is currently not accepting third year medical students from schools not listed above.
Fourth Year FM Medical Students:
- FMRI Nampa volition accept fourth-year medical students for a combined in-patient and out-patient sub-internship from the University of Washington School of Medicine, University of Utah School of Medicine, the Pacific Northwest University College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine on a infinite available basis after items one-3 below have been received, reviewed and approved. All University of Washington School of Medicine and Idaho Higher of Osteopathic Medicine students delight contact you Clerkship Coordinator to check availability.
- FMRI Nampa will have fourth-year FM medical students for a combined in-patient and out-patient sub-internship or out-patient only rotation from whatever U.S. medical school on a space available basis after items 1-3 below have been received, reviewed and approved.
- Due to hospital credentialing, sub-internship rotation must first be canonical by FMRI Nampa AND THEN apply through the University of Washington Visiting Student Clinical Elective Program (VSLO**). Delight check the Academy of Washington rotation dates earlier applying. Requested rotation dates should fall within the rotation guidelines and ideally exist for four weeks. Registration through VSLO should be started at least ten weeks prior to your desired rotation appointment and the final confirmation of your rotation from the University of Washington received at to the lowest degree 4 weeks prior to your rotation start date in guild to exist eligible to start your rotation.
- Medical students applying for an out-patient but rotation will not have to annals through the VSLO. Over again, these are approved on a case past instance basis.
Please consummate the post-obit items and render past 05/01/2022 to FMRI Nampa via due east-mail to Kelsey Mosqueda: KelseyMosqueda@FMRIdaho.org. If y'all have questions or demand assistance, please call (208) 954-8734.
- Part I of the USMLE or COMLEX exam scores.
- Copy of medical school transcripts.
- Completed copy of the Medical Student Questionnaire
Please annotation: Neither a vehicle nor housing are provided. Housing and transportation are the responsibility of the student.
We will work with individual students every bit needed regarding their rotation.
Source: https://www.fmridaho.org/residency/residencyprogram/nampa-program/
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