MIke O'Callaghan Military Medical Center/Nellis Air Force Base Program
Family medicine - Nellis AFB, NV | ACGME Code: 1203113699
The Mike O'Callaghan Military Medical Center/Nellis Air Force Base Family Medicine Residency Program is a 3-year program that accepts 10 residents per year. The program boasts a total of 14 faculty members, with a mix of 11 active duty and three civilian faculty. Residents can expect to participate in approximately 21,000 outpatient visits and 2,000 hospital admissions per year.
Key highlights of the program include monthly class Balint sessions, a resident retreat held every Fall, and individual class retreats in the Spring. The program also features an active Research Department that has secured over $8.5 million in grant funding since 2010. Additionally, residents have access to integrated acupuncture training, an embedded Integrative Medicine Clinic, and the opportunity to complete rotations in Yosemite National Park or Alaska for wilderness medicine experience.
The program offers a variety of clinical rotations at different sites, including University Medical Center, Sunrise Children's Hospital, Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada, and the Nevada State Veteran’s Home. Residents may also have rotations at Creech Air Force Base and other military or civilian facilities across the country.
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PGY1 Positions 10 ( 10, 10, 9 )
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Nellis AFB CDP, Nevada
Living in Nellis AFB, NV
Nellis AFB, located near Las Vegas, Nevada, provides a unique living experience for residents in the medical residency program. Here are some aspects to consider:
- Safety: Nellis AFB is generally safe due to its military environment. Las Vegas, however, may have higher crime rates in certain areas.
- Climate: Expect hot desert weather with long summers and mild winters. Be prepared for dry conditions.
- Activities: Las Vegas offers a vibrant nightlife, entertainment options, and outdoor activities like hiking at Red Rock Canyon.
- Population: Nellis AFB has a diverse population due to military personnel. Las Vegas is a melting pot of different races and cultures.
- Education: Options for higher education are available in Las Vegas, such as the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Las Vegas can vary, with affordable housing options and a moderate overall expense level.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Las Vegas is the major city closest to Nellis AFB, located about 20-30 minutes away by car. Las Vegas is known for its casinos, dining, and entertainment.
- Pros: Exciting entertainment options, diverse culture, and unique desert landscapes.
- Cons: High summer temperatures, potential higher cost of living in some areas of Las Vegas, and crowded tourist areas.
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