Tag Archives: full spectrum care

The rural experience and my dedication to underserved and rural populations

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Train Rural

Submitted by Guila Hall, MSIV I grew up in a small town in northwest Oklahoma. I moved to the “big city” in 2000 to go to college, work and eventually go to medical school. Although my husband and I have … Continue reading →

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Full spectrum family practice in a friendly environment

Posted on January 24, 2013 by Train Rural

Submitted by Leslie Bradbury I recently had the pleasure of rotating at Central Maine Medical Center’s rural track program in Rumford, Maine.  I was struck by how much being back in a small town made me appreciate what I have … Continue reading →

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Finding the full spectrum of care

Posted on September 28, 2012 by Train Rural

Submitted by Beau Links, OMS III By the time I arrived at Mad River Family Practice (MRFP), I had already completed my required family medicine rotations. However, the physicians that I had followed previously served a predominantly adult patient base … Continue reading →

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