Family Medicine Residency Clinic

Forrest General’s Family Medicine Residency Clinic offers a convenient solution for the entire family including children and infants.

The clinic is part of the Forrest General Family Medicine Residency Program and provides an opportunity for residents to gain experience with patients in a continuity clinic setting while the residents rotate through many different specialty rotations throughout the 3-year residency program. One of the many benefits of choosing a resident as a primary care physician is that they are able to treat patients in the clinic and continue care if that patient is admitted to the hospital. The Family Medicine Residency Clinic is the only family medicine clinic in this area that offers this benefit.

Services Offered:

• Compressive care from birth-nursing home
• Chronic care
• Continuous continuity of care
• Acute care
• Preventative health/wellness
• Women’s health
• Vaccines
• Minor surgery
• EPSDT (Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment)
• Newborn and pediatric hospital services under direct supervision of the pediatric faculty
• Physicals (for children and adults)
• VFC clinic (Vaccines For Children-Medicaid/Chips)

What is a Resident?

The physicians in our program have all finished medical or osteopathic school and are all licensed physicians. This program provides these young physicians with three additional years of training to reinforce their specialty and subspecialty education.

Our Residents

The Forrest General Family Medicine Residency Program currently has 18 resident physicians. Learn more about our residents here!

Meet our Doctors