Program Overview

Cheyenne Family Medicine Residency Program, University of Wyoming

The University of Wyoming FMRP at Cheyenne is an unopposed, community-based program that produces the "Best All-Around" family physicians. The curriculum provides experiences needed to enhance education, including procedural skills, POCUS, OB, and critical care. Residents will be confident to practice in rural, underserved communities as well as urban locales.

 

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About our Program!

The University of Wyoming Family Medicine Residency Program at Cheyenne was established in 1979 to help Wyoming meet its need for primary care physicians. The Residency Program is part of the College of Health Sciences at the University of Wyoming. The teaching faculty of the University of Wyoming Family Medicine Residency Program at Cheyenne is composed of full-time University faculty, and community physicians in many medical specialties and other health care professionals.

 

Diverse Learning:
Our teaching faculty is composed of many disciplines besides Family Medicine physicians, including community physicians in most of the specialties, and other health care professionals. Residents enjoy a great deal of individual attention.

 

Unopposed Program:
Since we are the only program in Cheyenne, you do not have to compete with any other residents in any other specialty program. In fact residents are often on a first name basis with many of the community physicians.

 

Faculty

Six full-time board certified family physicians, all six doing OB,  two full-time Pharm.D., a full-time Licensed Clincal Social Worker, and a full-time Behavioral Scientist.

 

Family Medicine Center

Established clinic with trained support staff members. Computerized system including medical records to aid in providing quality patient care and outstanding educational environment.

 

 

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