University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Rural Program
Family medicine - Omaha, NE | ACGME Code: 1203021517 | NRMP Code: 1376120C6, 1376120C4, 1376120C3, 1376120C1
The University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine offers a comprehensive Family Medicine Residency Program that provides training in various tracks to meet the diverse needs of rural and urban Nebraska, as well as the United States Air Force.
In the Omaha Track, which is a part of the Family Medicine Residency Program, different programs are available, including the Traditional Track, Community Health Center Track, and United States Air Force Track. The program deadline for applications is December 15th, with specific requirements including U.S. Citizenship, fluency in Spanish for the Community Health Center Track, licensure in Nebraska, and a first-attempt passing score on the Clinical Skills Examination. Preference is given to applicants who have graduated from medical school within the past five years and have U.S. clinical experience within the same period.
The curriculum includes a wide range of rotations, elective opportunities, and training at various local facilities, allowing residents to gain experience in different settings. Additionally, residents receive support for research, paid travel for conference presentations, and access to wellness resources.
The Rural Training Track (RTT) offered by the Department of Family Medicine aims to train residents to practice in rural Nebraska. Residents spend the first year of training at UNMC in Omaha and the following two years at a rural training site. To apply for the Rural Track, applicants must meet specific criteria, including U.S. Citizenship or a non-U.S. citizen holding an ECFMG J-1 visa, licensure in Nebraska, and passing scores on USMLE Step 1 and 2.
Overall, the University of Nebraska Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program provides diverse training opportunities, emphasizing both urban and rural medicine, and offers a supportive learning environment for residents to develop into well-rounded family medicine physicians.
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Omaha city, Nebraska
Living in Omaha, NE
Omaha, NE is a city with a strong sense of community and a relatively low crime rate, making it a safe place to live. The city offers a variety of fun activities including parks, museums, and a vibrant arts and culture scene.
The climate in Omaha features all four seasons, with hot summers and cold winters. The city is home to a diverse population with various races and ethnicities.
Omaha has a good education system, with schools ranging from public to private options. The cost of living in Omaha is lower than the national average, making it an affordable place to reside.
Nearby bigger cities include Kansas City (about 3 hours drive) and Des Moines (about 2 hours drive). These cities offer additional entertainment, dining, and cultural opportunities for residents willing to take a short trip.
Pros: Community-oriented, low crime rate, diverse population, affordable cost of living.
Cons: Extreme temperatures (hot summers, cold winters), may not have as many big city amenities as some other locations.
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