University of Nevada Reno School of Medicine Program

The University of Nevada, Reno Family Medicine Residency program offers a comprehensive training experience that allows residents to excel in the full scope of family medicine or specialize in specific areas based on their goals. This program provides a unique blend of academic and community-based training, ensuring residents have access to a wide range of cases and procedures without competition among themselves. The residency curriculum is structured to cover a variety of medical specialties through rotating block schedules, including obstetrics, surgery, pediatrics, family medicine inpatient service, and more.

What makes this program stand out: - Evidence-based model of group visits for CenterParenting group parenting classes and well-child checks led by residents and faculty. - Two resident retreats per year for professional development. - Faculty expertise in specific areas such as obstetrics, sports medicine, and wilderness medicine. - Emphasis on musculoskeletal medicine training, including ultrasound and injections, by sports medicine-fellowship-trained family physicians. - Opportunity for residents to participate in wilderness medicine events led by a past Wilderness Medicine Society President.

The location in Reno offers a vibrant lifestyle with access to various outdoor recreational activities and cultural events. Residents can enjoy proximity to Lake Tahoe, skiing resorts, and diverse entertainment options. Additionally, the program provides a supportive environment for residents to foster their career goals and engage in community service.

Application Requirements: - Be a US citizen or have a Green Card. - Qualify for a Nevada State license by the end of residency. - Pass Step 3 within 7 years of taking Step 1. - Competitive board scores, personal statement, letters of recommendation, and Dean's Letter are important for the application. - Interviews are typically conducted remotely.

The program does not sponsor visas and expects candidates to graduate from medical school within the last three years. Graduates from reputable foreign medical schools are considered based on their background. Residents receive a competitive salary, benefits package, and various educational opportunities to support their training.

For more information, you can contact the residency coordinator Cheryl Baldovi-Manville at [email protected].