Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Program

Quick Links

• Program Home: St. Luke’s PM&R Residency (stlukespmr.org)

• Curriculum: Rotation & Curriculum Details (stlukespmr.org)

• Didactics & Research: Conferences and Scholarly Activity (stlukespmr.org)

• Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center: Hospital Overview (providence.org)

• Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center: Hospital Overview (providence.org)

If you have questions about the curriculum or training experiences, please contact the program through the information provided on the official site. (stlukespmr.org)

Application Process

Welcome to the Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Program in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), based in Spokane, WA and primarily training at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center (St. Luke’s PM&R Residency). We participate in the ERAS and NRMP Main Residency Match and recruit as a categorical, four‑year program. (stlukespmr.org)

Fast facts

• ERAS Program ID: 3405400001. (stlukespmr.org)

• NRMP Program Code (Categorical): 1758340C0. (stlukespmr.org)

• Track type: Categorical (PGY‑1 through PGY‑4). (stlukespmr.org)

• Positions: Six PGY‑1 residents per year (recent cycle). (stlukespmr.org)

• Primary training site: Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center, Spokane, WA. (stlukespmr.org)

Clinical Sites

Our PM&R residency is anchored at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center, with robust experiences across Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center & Children’s Hospital, Providence Holy Family Hospital, and key pediatric and ambulatory partners throughout Spokane and the Pacific Northwest. Our sites deliver a full spectrum of inpatient rehabilitation, tertiary acute care, pediatric subspecialty care, community hospital exposure, and advanced outpatient physiatry. For more info, visit our website.

Faculty & Staff

Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Program
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency
Location: Spokane, Washington

The PM&R residency is sponsored by Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center with primary training at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center in Spokane. Leadership, faculty, and clinical educators represent physiatry, neuromuscular medicine, and movement disorders across Providence and affiliated partners. (stlukespmr.org)

Salary & Benefits

Salary levels are set annually by the GME Committee and are consistent across resident cohorts. (stlukespmr.org)

Life in Our City

Welcome to Spokane—home to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and the Providence St. Luke’s PM&R Residency. Spokane anchors the Inland Northwest with a vibrant downtown, a thriving health care sector, and easy access to outdoor recreation across four distinct seasons. Riverfront Park sits at the city’s heart, and our medical campuses are minutes from the river, parks, and neighborhood restaurants. (gme.providence.org)

Why Spokane for Residency

• Balanced lifestyle: city amenities plus quick access to trails, lakes, and mountains for year‑round activities. (gme.providence.org)

• Welcoming medical community with multiple training partners and universities (Gonzaga, WSU, EWU, Whitworth). (stlukespmr.org)

• Four seasons for running, biking, skiing, paddling—and family‑friendly events throughout the year. (gme.providence.org)

Neighborhoods and Living

Spokane’s 29 official Neighborhood Councils span historic districts and tree‑lined South Hill streets to river‑view areas near downtown. Explore neighborhoods like Browne’s Addition, Cliff/Cannon, Manito/Cannon Hill, Rockwood, Lincoln Heights, Southgate, and West Hills to find a commute and community that fit your needs. Use the City’s neighborhood directory and interactive map to get oriented.

• Neighborhood Councils overview and list of districts and councils: City of Spokane

• Interactive neighborhood boundary map: City of Spokane Open Data
  (my.spokanecity.org)

Getting Around

Public transit (Spokane Transit Authority, “STA”) makes commuting simple and affordable.

• Base fare: $2.00 with daily fare capping at $4 and monthly at $60; multiple easy payment options (contactless, app, or card). (spokanetransit.com)

• Youth ride free (age 18 and under), including with Spokane Public Schools student IDs—helpful for resident families. (spokanetransit.com)

• City Line (BRT): all‑electric buses linking Browne’s Addition, downtown, the University District, and Spokane Community College with 7.5–15 minute frequencies most of the day. (spokanetransit.com)

Driving and parking are straightforward, and the medical campuses sit close to downtown and South Hill neighborhoods. For trip planning, see STA’s route tools and City Line map. (spokanetransit.com)

Outdoor Recreation at Your Doorstep

• Riverfront Park (100 acres): Take in Spokane Falls views and classic attractions. Ride the historic 1909 Looff Carrousel or the Numerica SkyRide. (my.spokanecity.org)

• Riverside State Park (9,194 acres): Hike, mountain bike, paddle, camp, and explore Bowl & Pitcher and the Little Spokane River Natural Area—minutes from town. (parks.wa.gov)

• Spokane River Centennial Trail (≈40 miles): A paved path from Nine Mile Falls to the Idaho border, ideal for runs and rides right after clinic. (wa.gov)

• Mount Spokane State Park: 100+ miles of trails in summer; Nordic and alpine options in winter with an in‑park ski area and Sno‑Park system. (parks.wa.gov)

Find additional parks, facilities, and seasonal guides via Spokane Parks & Recreation. (my.spokanecity.org)

Family‑Friendly Spokane

• Providence Playscape (Riverfront Park): The City’s first all‑inclusive, accessible playground—designed with input from families and health professionals. (my.spokanecity.org)

• Ice Age Floods Playground (North Bank, Riverfront): A destination play space with splash features and geology‑themed structures. (nps.gov)

• Spokane Public Library: Frequent in‑person storytimes for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and families across multiple branches. (spokanelibrary.org)

Schools and Education

Spokane Public Schools (SPS) offers neighborhood schools, option programs, and strong graduation outcomes (recent district communications highlight a 92% graduation rate). For enrollment support and school choice, visit:

• SPS district home and academics: Spokane Public Schools

• Enrollment Center: processes transfers/choice and assists new families. (spokaneschools.org)

Housing and Cost‑of‑Living Resources

Spokane provides practical tools and protections for renters and homeowners, plus affordable‑housing assistance.

• City of Spokane Housing Action Plan: City strategies to expand housing choices across incomes. (my.spokanecity.org)

• Tenant Rights and Landlord Resources: rental registry, complaint portal, and links to assistance. (my.spokanecity.org)

• Spokane Housing Authority: vouchers and affordable housing services for qualifying households. (spokanehousing.org)

[PLACEHOLDER: Add program‑curated tips on typical commute times from popular neighborhoods to primary training sites.]

Arts, Culture, and Dining

• Performances and Broadway tours at the First Interstate Center for the Arts. (firstinterstatecenter.org)

• Spokane Symphony at the historic Fox Theater. (foxtheaterspokane.org)

• Local food, coffee, breweries, and wineries: plan your list with Visit Spokane’s Food & Drink. (visitspokane.com)

• Visitor Information Center: located in Riverfront Park for maps, brochures, and ideas. (visitspokane.com)

Getting Here

Spokane International Airport (GEG) is about 10–15 minutes from downtown, with 20+ nonstop routes (seasonal and year‑round) to major hubs including Seattle, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Portland, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, and more. Check current nonstop service and airlines: Spokane Airports – Non‑Stop Flights. (spokaneairports.net)

Four‑Season Climate

Residents enjoy warm, dry summers and snowy winters with plenty of shoulder‑season sun for trail time. Spokane’s climate supports a wide range of outdoor pursuits year‑round; plan for four true seasons. (gme.providence.org)

Quick Links

• Program and Hospitals

  • Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center: Hospital site (providence.org)

  • Providence St. Luke’s PM&R Residency: Program site and Discover Spokane. (stlukespmr.org)

• City and Parks

  • City of Spokane Parks & Recreation: Parks, facilities, guides (my.spokanecity.org)

  • Washington State Parks: Riverside State Park | Mount Spokane State Park (parks.wa.gov)

• Getting Around

  • Spokane Transit Authority (STA): Fares | Youth Ride Free | City Line (spokanetransit.com)

• Families and Schools

  • Spokane Public Schools: District home | Enrollment Center (spokaneschools.org)

  • Spokane Public Library: Storytime (spokanelibrary.org)

• Housing and Assistance

  • City of Spokane: Housing Action Plan | Tenant Rights & Resources (my.spokanecity.org)

  • Spokane Housing Authority: Programs and portals (spokanehousing.org)

If you’d like this page tailored with resident‑recommended apartment complexes, gym/childcare options, or commute tips, we can add a “Resident Picks” section. [PLACEHOLDER: Program to insert internal recommendations after annual resident survey.]

Contact Us

Thank you for your interest in the Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center Program in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R), based at Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center in Spokane, Washington.

Primary Residency Contacts

• Program email: [email protected]. (gme.providence.org)

• Program phone: 509-473-6048. (gme.providence.org)

• Program mailing address:
  Providence St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Medical Center
  711 S Cowley St
  Spokane, WA 99202-1330. (providence.org)

• Program website: St. Luke’s PM&R Residency. (gme.providence.org)