Family Medicine Residency Match and Family Medicine Residency Programs
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Learning about the specialty
Family medicine is a specialty in which all medical students rotate during the third year of medical school. If you suspect primary care or family medicine might interest you, we recommend trying to schedule your core family medicine rotation as early in the third year as possible. Since many medical students often have choices about where to rotate, we suggest completing the family medicine rotation at the student’s most prestigious family medicine clerkship location and preferably at a location that has a residency program. By the same token, it is important to schedule your family medicine sub-internship early in the fourth year and also at your medical school’s most prestigious site.
Family medicine residency starts in the PGY1 year and is three years in total. The vast majority of family medicine graduates do not complete fellowship training. The top family medicine programs are very competitive so it is important to understand what your target programs will be. The majority of U.S. allopathic seniors match in family medicine, but, the specialty remains competitive for international and osteopathic applicants.
Family Practice Residency Fast Facts
- Family medicine residency length = 3 Years
- Family medicine residency personal statement example
- Family medicine residency curriculum: Visit aafp.org
- Family medicine residency requirements: Visit aafp.org
What criteria are most important to match in family medicine?
Understanding what criteria are most important to family medicine program directors and admissions committees will allow you to position yourself as well as possible to match in the specialty. It is important to know how competitive you are for family medicine by reviewing data published by the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP). This data includes the 2018 Program Director’s Survey and Charting Outcomes in the Match for all three applicant types (allopathic students, osteopathic student and international students). By summarizing this data, together with our own knowledge of what makes a successful applicant, we will outline what you should do to match!
Family Medicine Match Rate(s) – 2019 NRMP Data
US Allopathic Seniors
- Total Position offered: 3629
- Total Number of Applicants: 4402
- Number of Applicants per position: 1.21
- Number of US Seniors Matched: 1558
- Number of US Seniors Not Matched: 77
- Total Number of US Seniors: 1635
- Number of US Seniors per Position: 0.45
- US Senior Match Rate to Family Practice: 95%
Family Medicine Residency Match
In 2018, there were a total of 3,629 family medicine positions offered in the NRMP match and a total of 4,402 applicants for those positions.
Family Medicine Elective/Audition Rotations
Interestingly, family medicine is not a specialty that whole heartedly recommends audition rotations. In 2018, 66% of program directors surveyed felt this was an important factor when deciding whom to interview. There may be some program directors at more competitive programs who feel more strongly that audition electives as a way to gain exposure to another institution, prove yourself on another “turf” and to have letters of reference from somewhere other than your home institution. Where to complete audition electives will largely depend on your competitiveness as an applicant and geographic preferences. Ideally, audition electives should be completed by October of the application year. For family medicine in particular, it is important to discuss the possibility of doing audition rotations with an advisor or mentor from your home medical school. For most medical students, away rotations are not necessary regardless of where you hope to match.
Family Medicine Letters of Reference
Letters of reference from academic family medicine physicians with whom you have worked directly are the most important letters in your profile. If possible, strong letters of reference from leaders within an academic family medicine department, such as a chair, program director, or clerkship director will also bolster your overall candidacy. Since perceived commitment to family medicine is of the utmost importance to family medicine program directors, having letters that can communicate your commitment is vital. If you have done any family medicine or public health research, a letter of reference from the principal investigator with whom you worked is also valuable. We recommend a minimum of two letters from academic family medicine physicians with other letters of reference from primary care academic physicians or researchers with whom you have worked.
Family Medicine Residency Match Statistics
Allopathic US Senior Medical Students
Cumulatively, 4,402 applicants applied for 3,629 family medicine residency positions in 2018. Of those 4,402 applicants, 1,635 were U.S. senior medical students. A mere 77 U.S. senior family medicine applicants did not match in to family medicine residencies last year. Therefore, 4.7% of allopathic U.S. senior family medicine applicants did not match making family medicine one of the least competitive specialties based on the data. Keep in mind, however, that the most desirable family medicine programs are extremely competitive.
This is the data for those U.S. senior medical students who matched successfully:
- Mean number of contiguous ranks: 11.4
- Mean number of distinct specialties ranked: 1.1
- Mean USMLE Step 1 score: 220
- Mean USMLE Step 2 score: 237
- Mean number of research experiences: 2.1
- Mean number of abstracts, presentations, and publications: 3.0
- Mean number of work experiences: 3.3
- Mean number of volunteer experiences: 7.7
- Percentage who are AOA members: 7.3
- Percentage who graduated from one of the 40 U.S. medical schools with the highest NIH funding: 27.7
- Percentage who have Ph.D. degree: 1.0
- Percentage who have another graduate degree: 17.6
Osteopathic Medical Students
Cumulatively, 4,402 applicants applied for 3,629 family medicine residency positions in 2018. There were 673 osteopathic applicants. Of those, 610 matched. Therefore, 91% of osteopathic medical student family medicine applicants matched in family medicine.
The data for those osteopathic students who matched successfully:
- Mean number of contiguous ranks: 9.1
- Mean number of distinct specialties ranked: 1.1
- Mean COMLEX-USA Level 1 score: 506
- Mean COMLEX-USA Level 2-CE score: 537
- Mean USMLE Step 1 score: 217
- Mean USMLE Step 2 CK score: 233
- Mean number of research experiences: 1.4
- Mean number of abstracts, presentations, and publications: 1.8
- Mean number of work experiences: 3.3
- Mean number of volunteer experiences: 7.2
- Percentage who have a Ph.D. degree: 0.2
- Percentage who have another graduate degree: 22.6
Family medicine is one of the less competitive specialties for osteopathic medicine students. Average COMLEX and USMLE scores for applicants who match are significantly lower than in other specialties.
United States International Medical Student/Graduate (IMG) Data
Cumulatively, 4,402 applicants applied for 3,629 family medicine residency positions in 2018. There were 1,166 U.S. IMGs who applied for family medicine. A total of 600 matched. Therefore, 51% of U.S. IMG family medicine applicants matched.
Below is the data for those US IMG applicants who matched successfully:
- Mean number of contiguous ranks: 6.1
- Mean number of distinct specialties ranked: 1.3
- Mean USMLE Step 1 score: 211
- Mean USMLE Step 2 score: 225
- Mean number of research experiences: 1.4
- Mean number of abstracts, presentations, and publications: 1.4
- Mean number of work experiences: 3.8
- Mean number of volunteer experiences: 4.6
- Percentage who have a Ph.D. degree: 0.0
- Percentage who have another graduate degree: 24.2
Because approximately half of all U.S. IMG applicants to family medicine match successfully, we suggest applying as broadly as possible and being honest about how competitive you are. When reviewing Doximity residency rankings on Doximity Residency Navigator, pay attention to “feeder” schools for each program.
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IMG Family Medicine Residency Match
Non-US International Medical Student/Graduate (IMG) Data:
Cumulatively, 4,402 applicants applied for 3,629 family medicine residency positions in 2018. A total of 679 non-US IMGs applied and 267 matched. Therefore, a total of 39% of non-US IMG family medicine applicants matched in family medicine.
Below is the data for those non-US IMG applicants who matched successfully:
- Mean number of contiguous ranks: 3.8
- Mean number of distinct specialties ranked: 1.4
- Mean USMLE Step 1 score: 220
- Mean USMLE Step 2 score: 231
- Mean number of research experiences: 1.9
- Mean number of abstracts, presentations, and publications: 2.7
- Mean number of work experiences: 5.8
- Mean number of volunteer experiences: 4.8
- Percentage who have a Ph.D. degree: 1.3
- Percentage who have another graduate degree: 22.6
Because less than half of all non-U.S. IMG applicants to family medicine match successfully, we suggest applying as broadly as possible and being honest about how competitive you are. When reviewing Doximity residency rankings on Doximity Residency Navigator, pay attention to “feeder” schools for each program.
Family Medicine Residency Match 2020
Family Medicine Residency Interview: Who is invited?
Based on the 2018 Program Director’s Survey published by the NRMP, there are many factors that are important in deciding whom to invite for an family medicine residency interview. What is most interesting about family medicine is that standardized test scores, personal statement, and perceived commitment to the specialty are the most important factors in deciding whom to interview. Below we discuss these factors further.
1) USMLE Step 1/COMLEX Level 1 score and Step 2 CK/COMLEX Level 2 CE Score
It is a fact of life that your performance on Step 1 or COMLEX 1 will impact the likelihood that your application is “screened in” and that you will be invited for an interview. The 2018 Program Director’s Survey indicated that 62% of programs require a “pass only” on the USMLE Step 1 and only 38% have a target score. The average number for that cutoff or “target score” is 205. Fifty percent of programs will often consider applicants with a Step 1 failure. By the same token, some programs automatically grant interviews for students with scores above a certain threshold. That threshold varies but is typically 220 or higher for Step 1. Keep in mind that not all programs offer automatic interviews. If you don’t do as well on Step 1 as you would have liked, take Step 2 CK early in the fourth year and do as well as you can!
Your score on Step 2 CK/COMLEX Level 2 CE score is also very important for program directors when deciding whom to interview. Therefore we suggest that most applicants take this exam early in the fourth year. Similar to Step 1, 40% of program directors indicated they require a “pass only” on the exam.
Your score on Step 3 (if you have already graduated from medical school) really doesn’t influence much as 95% of programs don’t use this score.
2) Personal Statement, Perceived Commitment to Family Medicine and Letters of Reference
In contrast to other specialties, the personal statement and perceived commitment to the specialty take priority in deciding whom to interview. How does a program director glean your interest in the specialty? This is largely based on your personal statement content, demonstrated interest based on rotations in the specialty and letters of reference. Other specialties in medicine are very “numbers-focused” yet family medicine is not one of them. Program directors want to know that you are committed to primary care and the diverse nature of practice. Strong endorsements of your candidacy are also extremely influential in deciding who receives interviews.
Family Medicine Residency Application
When should you apply?
29% of programs extend family medicine interviews before October 1st and 41% extended them during the month of October. Therefore, it is important to send your ERAS application in early!
Now, assuming you are selected for an interview, what factors influence how (and if) you are ranked?
Here’s the list:
- Interactions with faculty during interview and visit
- Interpersonal skills
- Interactions with housestaff during interview and visit
- Feedback from current residents
- Perceived commitment to the specialty
As you can see, after the interview, it is your “interview performance,” interpersonal qualities, and how you are perceived by anyone and everyone you meet that will influence how you are ranked (and even if you are ranked) the most. This is why, no matter how strong an applicant you are, it is important to be comfortable with the interview process. It is also valuable to know yourself; are you an introvert or more of an extrovert? What types of social situations make you comfortable or uncomfortable? During residency interviews you will be meeting many new people and having numerous conversations with strangers. You also need to clearly convey your commitment to family medicine. Be prepared!
Family medicine takes in to account not only your interview performance, but, they want to know what current residents thought of you, too!
What if you don’t match or you feel you need personalized help?
Applicants often feel lost, confused and overwhelmed by the residency application process. This is where MedEdits can help. We have helped hundreds of applicants match successfully. Whether you need a fourth year planning strategy, help with your personal statement, interview help, or any other guidance related to the residency match, we will make sure you are positioned as well as possible to match well!
Looking for an Family Medicine Residency program?
Check out our state by state list below.
Top Family Medicine Residency Programs 2020-2021
Alabama
| St Vincent’s East Program |
| Cahaba Medical Care, P.C. Program |
| Foley Hospital Corporation/South Baldwin Regional Medical Center Program |
| University of Alabama Medical Center (Huntsville) Program |
| University of South Alabama Program |
| Baptist Outreach Services (Montgomery) Program |
| University of Alabama Medical Center (Selma Dallas County) Program |
| Tuscaloosa College of Community Health Sciences Program |
Arkansas
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (Northwest) Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (West) Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (Northeast) Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (Magnolia) Rural Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (South Central) Program |
| Unity Health-White County Medical Center Program |
| University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Regional Centers (Southwest) Program |
Arizona
| Abrazo Central Program |
| Creighton University School of Medicine/St Joseph’s Medical Center (Phoenix) Program |
| University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix Program |
| HonorHealth Program |
| Midwestern University Osteopathic Postdoctoral Training Institute Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Arizona College of Medicine at South Campus Program |
| University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson Program |
| Yuma Regional Medical Center Program |
California
Colorado
| University of Colorado (Rural Training Track) Program |
| Still OPTI/Peak Vista Program |
| Saint Joseph Hospital Program |
| University of Colorado (HealthONE Rose Medical Center) Program |
| University of Colorado (University Hospital) Program |
| Poudre Valley Hospital/Fort Collins Family Medicine Program |
| St Mary’s Hospital and Medical Center Program |
| North Colorado Medical Center Program |
| North Colorado Medical Center Sterling Rural Program |
| North Colorado Medical Center Wray Rural Program |
| University of Colorado (HealthONE Swedish Medical Center) Program |
| HealthONE Program |
| St Mary-Corwin Medical Center Program |
| St Mary-Corwin Medical Center/Southern Colorado Family Medicine Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| St Anthony Hospital Program |
Connecticut
| University of Connecticut Program |
| Prospect Manchester Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Middlesex Hospital Program |
| Stamford Hospital/Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Program |
Florida
Georgia
| Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital (Phoebe) Program |
| Morehouse School of Medicine Program |
| WellStar Atlanta Medical Center Program |
| Medical College of Georgia Program |
| The Medical Center (Columbus) Program |
| Emory University School of Medicine Program |
| Gwinnett Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Medical Center of Central Georgia/Mercer University School of Medicine Program |
| South Georgia Medical Education and Research Consortium Program |
| Floyd Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Memorial Health-University Medical Center/Mercer University School of Medicine (Savannah) Program |
| WellStar Kennestone Regional Medical Center Program |
| Houston Healthcare System Program |
| Medical College of Georgia/Satilla MCG Rural Program |
Hawaii
| Hawaii Health Systems Corporation – Hilo Medical Center Program |
| University of Hawaii Program |
| Tripler Army Medical Center Program |
Iowa
| Cedar Rapids Medical Education Foundation Program |
| Genesis Health System (Quad Cities) Program |
| Broadlawns Medical Center Program |
| Central Iowa Health System (Iowa Lutheran Hospital) Program |
| Iowa Medical Education Collaborative Program |
| University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Program |
| Mercy Medical Center (Mason City) Program |
| Siouxland Medical Education Foundation Program |
| Northeast Iowa Medical Education Foundation Program |
Illinois
| Jackson Park Hospital Program |
| McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University/Erie-Humboldt Park Program |
| Mount Sinai Hospital Medical Center of Chicago Program |
| Norwegian American Hospital Program |
| Presence Resurrection Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Presence Saint Joseph Hospital (Chicago) Program |
| Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center Program |
| Swedish Covenant Hospital Program |
| University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Program |
| Southern Illinois University (Decatur) Program |
| University of Illinois College of Medicine (Rockford) Rural Program |
| University of Chicago (NorthShore) Program |
| McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University (Lake Forest) Program |
| Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Program |
| Advocate Health Care (Advocate Christ Medical Center) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Adventist LaGrange Memorial Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| St Louis University School of Medicine (Southwest Illinois) Program |
| West Suburban Medical Center Program |
| Franciscan St. James Health Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Advocate Health Care (Advocate Lutheran General Hospital) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Southern Illinois University (Quincy) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Mercyhealth GME Consortium Program |
| University of Illinois College of Medicine at Rockford Program |
| Southern Illinois University Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Carle Foundation Hospital Program |
Indiana
| Deaconess Hospital Program |
| Fort Wayne Medical Education Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Community Health Network, Inc. Program |
| Community Health Network Program |
| Franciscan St Francis Health Program |
| Indiana University School of Medicine Program |
| St Vincent Hospital and Health Care Center Program |
| Indiana University School of Medicine (Jasper) Program |
| Indiana University School of Medicine (Arnett) Program |
| St Joseph’s Regional Medical Center (South Bend) Program |
| Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital Program |
| Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences-GME Consortium (KCU-GMEC)/Reid Health Program |
| Memorial Hospital of South Bend Program |
| Union Hospital Program |
Kansas
| University of Kansas School of Medicine Program |
| University of Kansas (Wichita)/Salina Program |
| University of Kansas (Wichita)/Via Christi Hospitals Wichita Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Kansas (Wichita)/Wesley Program |
Kentucky
| St Elizabeth Medical Center Program |
| University of Louisville School of Medicine (Glasgow) Program |
| University of Kentucky College of Medicine (Hazard) Program |
| University of Kentucky College of Medicine Program |
| University of Louisville School of Medicine Program |
| Baptist Health Madisonville Program |
| University of Kentucky College of Medicine (Morehead) Rural Program |
| Appalachian Osteopathic Postgraduate Training Institute Consortium Program |
Louisiana
| Louisiana State University (Shreveport)/Rapides Regional Medical Center Program |
| Baton Rouge General Medical Center Program |
| Louisiana State University (Bogalusa) Program |
| Louisiana State University (Kenner) Program |
| University Hospitals and Clinics/Louisiana State University (Lafayette) Program |
| Louisiana State University (Lake Charles) Program |
| East Jefferson General Hospital Program |
| Louisiana State University (Shreveport)/Monroe Program |
| Louisiana State University (Shreveport) Program |
| Louisiana State University (Shreveport) Rural Program |
Massachusetts
| Boston University Medical Center Program |
| Steward Carney Hospital Inc. Program |
| University of Massachusetts (Fitchburg) Program |
| Greater Lawrence Family Health Center Program |
| Tufts University at Cambridge Health Alliance Program |
| University of Massachusetts Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
Maryland
| MedStar Health/Franklin Square Program |
| University of Maryland Program |
| University of Maryland Prince George’s Hospital Center Program |
Maine
| Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Eastern Maine Medical Center Program |
| Central Maine Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Maine Medical Center Program |
Michigan
Minnesota
| University of Minnesota (Duluth) Program |
| University of Minnesota (Mankato) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Hennepin County Medical Center Program |
| University of Minnesota/North Memorial Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Minnesota/University of Minnesota Medical Center Program |
| Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science (Rochester) Program |
| University of Minnesota/St Cloud Hospital Program |
| Allina Health Program |
| HealthPartners Institute/Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital/Amery/Westfields Hospitals Program |
| University of Minnesota/Methodist Hospital Program |
| University of Minnesota/St John’s Hospital Program |
| University of Minnesota/St Joseph’s Hospital Program |
Missouri
| University of Missouri-Columbia Program |
| Research Medical Center Program |
| University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Still OPTI/Northeast Regional Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| CoxHealth Program |
| Mercy Hospital (St Louis) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| St. Louis University School of Medicine (Saint Louis) Program |
Mississippi
| Forrest General Hospital Program |
| University of Mississippi Medical Center Program |
| East Central Mississippi Health Network, Inc. Program |
| North Mississippi Medical Center (Tupelo) Program |
Montana
| Montana Family Medicine Residency Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| The University of Montana Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
North Carolina
| Mountain Area Health Education Center Program |
| University of North Carolina Hospitals Program |
| Carolinas Medical Center Program |
| Carolinas HealthCare System-NorthEast (Northeast-Cabarrus) Program |
| Novant Health Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Campbell University/Harnett Health Program |
| Duke University Hospital Program |
| Southern Regional Area Health Education Center/Duke University Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Cone Health Program |
| Vidant Medical Center/East Carolina University Program |
| Mountain Area Health Education Center Rural Program |
| New Hanover Regional Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Wake Forest University School of Medicine Program |
Nebraska
| Lincoln Medical Education Partnership Program |
| Creighton University Program |
| Nebraska Medical Center/Clarkson Regional Health Service Program |
| University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Program |
| University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine Rural Program |
New Jersey
| Ocean Medical Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| St Joseph’s Regional Medical Center Program |
| JFK Medical Center Program |
| Hunterdon Medical Center Program |
| Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School at CentraState Program |
| Hoboken University Medical Center/New York Medical College Program |
| Atlantic Health Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Program |
| Hackensack University Medical Center (Palisades) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| St Luke’s Hospital/Warren Hospital Program |
| Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset Program |
| Rowan SOM/Jefferson Health/Our Lady of Lourdes Health System Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Atlantic Health (Overlook) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/Capital Health System-Fuld Campus Program |
| HackensackUMC Mountainside Program |
| Virtua Program |
| Inspira Medical Center Woodbury Program |
New Mexico
| University of New Mexico School of Medicine Program |
| Memorial Medical Center (Las Cruces) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of New Mexico School of Medicine (Santa Fe) Rural Program |
| Hidalgo Medical Services Program |
Nevada
| OPTI West/Valley Hospital (Las Vegas) Program |
| Sunrise Health GME Consortium Program |
| University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Medicine Program |
| University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Medicine Rural Program |
| University of Nevada Reno School of Medicine Program |
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
| University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (Lawton) Program |
| Integris Health/Great Plains Program |
| St Anthony Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Program |
| Osteopathic Medical Education Consortium of Oklahoma (OMECO/Talihina) Program |
| In His Image at St John Medical Center Program |
| Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences (Tulsa) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Osteopathic Medical Education Consortium of Oklahoma (OMECO/Tulsa) Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine (Tulsa) Program |
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
| University of Puerto Rico Program |
| Hospital Dr Alejandro Otero Lopez Program |
| Bella Vista Hospital Program |
| Dr Ramon E Betances Hospital-Mayaguez Medical Center Program |
South Carolina
| AnMed Health (Anderson) Program |
| Trident Medical Center/Medical University of South Carolina Program |
| Palmetto Health/University of South Carolina School of Medicine Program |
| McLeod Regional Medical Center Program |
| Greenville Health System/University of South Carolina Program |
| Self Regional Healthcare/Greenwood Program |
| Grand Strand Regional Medical Center Program |
| Tidelands Health Program |
| AnMed Health (Anderson) Rural Program |
| Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Palmetto Health Program |
South Dakota
| Rapid City Regional Hospital Program |
| Center for Family Medicine (Sioux Falls) Program |
| Center for Family Medicine Program |
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
| McKay-Dee Hospital Center Program |
| Utah Valley Hospital Program |
| University of Utah Program |
| Utah HealthCare Institute-St Mark’s Family Medicine Program |
Virginia
| University of Virginia Medical Center Program |
| Sovah Health-Danville Program |
| Virginia Commonwealth University Health System (Falls Church) Program |
| Valley Health System/Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Centra Health Program |
| Bon Secours Richmond Health System (Blackstone Rural) Program |
| Virginia Commonwealth University-Bon Secours (St Francis) Program |
| VCU/Riverside Regional Medical Center Program |
| Eastern Virginia Medical School (Ghent) Program |
| Eastern Virginia Medical School (Portsmouth) Program |
| Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine Program |
Washington
Wisconsin
West Virginia
| United Hospital Center Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
| Charleston Area Medical Center/West Virginia University (Charleston Division) Program |
| West Virginia University Rural Program |
| Marshall University School of Medicine Program |
| West Virginia University Program |
| Wheeling Hospital Program Osteopathic Recognized! |
