The University of Pittsburgh Department of Family Medicine offers two residency programs:
The Department of Family Medicine's Family Practice Residency program has an affiliation with three Family Practice Residencies in the UPMC system, which include:
The Family Practice residency program offers:
Medical students from the University of Pittsburgh are taught by family doctors from the beginning of medical school while both regional osteopathic and allopathic students have clinical training at our residency sites.
Residents, fellows, and faculty in Family Medicine are published often in leading journals and textbooks, and are frequently selected to present at local, regional and national conferences.
The Department also offers a combined Family Medicine and Psychiatry Residency Training Program with UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital, one of only 10 such programs on the country.
The Program trains physicians in medical and psychiatric specialties to:
The program combines the resources of two residency training programs within the same medical system to produce broadly-based trainees who will be uniquely qualified to combine medical and psychiatric treatment to populations who require comprehensive health care services.
Presently, there are two training sites for the Family Medicine component of the combined residency:
The Department of Family Medicine and the UPMC Family Practice Residencies participate in the Consortium of Family Practice Residencies.
The purpose of this consortium is to:
Members of the Consortium include:
The collaborative effort with these residency programs provides outstanding teaching and has the potential of becoming a research resource.