Personalized Family Medicine Training for Rural Communities
Train in a close‑knit, rural community with one‑on‑one mentorship, full‑spectrum experiences, and rotations at premier medical centers.
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Our History
Since 1997, the University of Louisville/Glasgow Family Medicine Residency has trained physicians in a comprehensive, community‑based environment. Our residents learn in a rural setting that serves more than 200,000 people across multiple counties, while also benefiting from pediatric and subspecialty exposure through Norton Children’s Hospital and the University of Louisville. The result: confident, compassionate family physicians prepared to practice anywhere.
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Full-Spectrum Care: Train across inpatient, clinic, ED, OB, pediatrics, and community settings.
One-on-One Mentorship: Nearly every rotation pairs you directly with attending physicians.
Big-Hospital Exposure: Rotations at Norton Children’s Hospital and the UofL Medical Center broaden your skill set.
Big-Hospital Exposure: Rotations at Norton Children’s Hospital and the UofL Medical Center broaden your skill set.
Build strong foundations in PGY-1, expand autonomy in PGY-2, and tailor your path in PGY-3—with elective time and subspecialty exposure.
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Listen to our podcast interview with Dr. Monica Chamorro, MD. We discuss Resident Life, Food in Glasgow, and Family Life.
