The Pomona Valley Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program is committed to developing compassionate physicians with strong clinical and communication skills to care for our community.
The Family Medicine Residency Program (FMRP) is committed to creating a healthy community in the Pomona Valley region. In realizing this commitment, the residency trains physicians to develop outstanding clinical skills, compassion, and excellent communication and leadership abilities which will rival those of any physician in the nation. Residents function in a team environment that emphasizes creativity, innovation, integrity and the care of patients and families throughout their lifecycles. To accomplish this, the residency promotes and integrates resource utilization, quality improvement measures and clinical effectiveness into the curriculum.
Recognizing the cultural richness and ethnic diversity of our community, the program selects residents and faculty who share a common sense of values and commitment to practice in this type of environment.
Caring For The Community
The residency is affiliated with the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and has access to the medical school’s educational resources.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Large 400 bed community single residency medical center
Cardiac Center
Primary Stroke Center
Newly designated trauma center
Second largest number of deliveries in California, greater than 7,000/year
NICU, perinatology, pediatrics ward
All in-patient rotations at PVHMC
All rotations are local
Affordable housing
Multicultural community
TRACK SYSTEM
Specialized tracks to augment learning in geriatrics, sport’s medicine, women’s health, and care of the underserved, are available in PGY2 and PGY3. These tracks are coordinated by faculty with added qualifications in geriatrics, palliative and hospice medicine, sports medicine as well as fellowship training in obstetrics. All tracks include academic faculty development. All tracks have additional CME conference stipend.
GERIATRIC TRACK
Additional exposure to caring for the elderly for those interested in inpatient practice, internal medicine and end of life care
Clinical mentoring, AGS annual conference
OB/WOMEN'S HEALTH TRACK
Additional exposure, training and mentoring
OB Ultrasound/GYN procedure clinics
Conference subsidies
SPORT MEDICINE TRACK
Solid Foundation for care of the athlete
After hours clinic, high school team physician, sports medicine jounal club, pre-participation physicals
UNDERSERVED TRACK
Additional mentoring in practice management and caring for the underserved, homeless, uninsured and undocumented