As a resident, your work as a primary care provider is supported and supervised by experienced full-time faculty, part-time clinical faculty and visiting preceptors. Our 12 full-time faculty (7 MD's, 1 MD-PhD, 3 DO's and 1 PhD psychologist) have a wide range of expertise including preventive medicine, sports medicine, obstetrics, geriatrics, procedural skills (colposcopy, vasectomy, flexible sigmoidoscopy, minor surgery, etc.) family therapy, addiction medicine, family violence, (sexual and physical abuse), osteopathic medicine, and research. Clinical faculty and part-time faculty provide additional teaching and expertise. Visiting preceptors offer an added dimension of experience and knowledge gained from the actual practice of family medicine in rural areas.

EMMC Family Medicine Resident Physicians work in a collaborative team which also includes Family Nurse Practitioners, Certified Nurse Midwives, Practice Manager, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and Medical Assistants.

The EMMC Family Medicine Residency Program is a fully accredited, 27 resident program, with a training emphasis that prepares its graduates to practice in rural settings.