Contact: Joy Gray, Program Manager
United Family Medicine Residency Program 651-241-1001
651-241-1116 fax Joy.Gray@allina.com
Frequently asked questions
What are some of the program's strengths?
program designed to support each resident in their own, individual journey in medicine
unopposed community-hospital-based residency training program
robust medicine and ob experience and volume in preparation for practice
roots deep in our West Seventh Community of St. Paul strengthening our community connection
Resident, Faculty and Staff Wellbeing and Resilience Focus
ARCH (Anti-Racist, Cultural Humility) Task Force
stable, seasoned, and eclectic group of faculty offering a diverse background in healthcare
electronic health record implemented at Allina Health facilities
strong first-year call experience in large hospital with complex patients, evaluation, acute status changes and code responsibility
night float model, teaching management of patients, phone calls, obstetric and pediatric patients and complex patient problems that will prepare you for professional practice in urban, underserved, rural and international sites
Healthcare for the homeless focus
faculty with Certificates of Added Qualification in geriatrics
faculty fellowship trained in obstetrics and C-sections
waterbirth training and deliveries
internist faculty
behavioral scientist faculty
rural training exposure in second year of training
unique (and fabulous) Family Medicine Month curriculum
international medicine/global medicine opportunities
excellent pediatric emergency rotation, including pediatric fracture management and commitment to teaching residents
residency family medicine service (FMS) rounds on UFP clinic patients on Children's campus.
Community health
Health Care for the Homeless
care to immigrants and minority populations
Face to Face Clinic - high-risk, teen OB and consulting services
socioeconomically and culturally diverse patient population, providing primary health care and service regardless of the patient's ability to pay
United Hospital
426 operational beds
28,165 annual inpatient admissions and 101,196 annual outpatient visits
level 2 trauma ER – busy emergency room training with a diversity of problems and ER physicians excited to teach residents
ER with 27 exam rooms, six psychiatric rooms, 12 observations rooms, and decontamination area, in-department computed tomography (CT) device, and patient care and family areas designed for greater privacy.