Kingman Regional Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program

Kingman Regional Medical Center - Family Medicine Residency

Welcome to Family Medicine Residency Program at Kingman Regional Medical Center! We thank you for your interest in our program and are excited about what we can share with you. Our program emphasizes a curriculum to ensure our graduates are well trained for the challenges in healthcare today. Faculty and residents work together so our patients’ needs are met in the physical, psychological and preventative aspects of care. Working together, the faculty and residents are continually reevaluating our program and curriculum to adapt to the ever-increasing complexity and sophistication of health care. Our effort is directed toward combining current trends in family medicine training with a strong background in clinical skills, while attempting to tailor the training to the needs and interests of each resident. We are currently AOA accredited and have received pre-accreditation from the ACGME.

Kingman is located in the northwest part of Arizona with a population of 30,000. Billed as the “Heart of Historic Route 66”, Kingman has over 60 buildings on the National Historic Register. It also is a good base for exploring wilderness areas offering hiking and camping opportunities. At the elevation of 3,300 feet, we enjoy the seasons here with summers in the high 90’s and occasional snow flurries in the winter.

Our Mission

The Kingman Regional Medical Center’s (KRMC) mission is to provide Family Medicine Resident Trainees with an experience designed to develop knowledge base of current medicine. The Family Medicine Residency Program strives to train learners from diverse backgrounds and develop them into independent and competent Family Physicians who are highly skilled in providing comprehensive and patient centered care. These graduates will be well equipped with the proficiency to be healthcare advocates for their patients and families and to be leaders in the community.

Program Aims

Aim 1: Resident trainees will complete 36 months of a progressive family medicine curriculum guided by the goals for this program to ensure resident trainees master the core competencies of the ACGME and AOA.

Aim 2: The Family Medicine Residency will continue to use curriculum that mirrors the required Family Practice Core Curriculum.

Aim 3: Resident trainees will be presented with comprehensive cognitive and procedural clinical education in both the inpatient and outpatient settings that will enable them to become competent, proficient and professional physicians.

Aim 4: Didactic sessions will be held five-hours weekly on Thursdays with lecture topics being determined by systematic approach with each month, rotations such as integrating adult care, pediatric, radiologic, dermatologic, and Osteopathic Principals and Practices (OPP). As well as other topics.

Aim 5: After satisfactory completion of three years of Family Medicine residency training, residents will be eligible to sit for the certifying examination conducted by the American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians (AOBFP) and /or the American Board of Family Medicine Accreditation (ABFM).

Program Director

Donald Morgan, DO has been the program director of the Family Medicine Residency since 2013. His experience includes many years in the medical field including military service, a solo practice in family medicine, medical director for the inpatient Acute Rehabilitation Unit at KRMC, director of the KRMC Urgent Care Center, and all aspects of family care to include pediatrics and geriatrics, inpatient and outpatient medical care. As a DO, he does manipulative Osteopathic Medicine as well as inpatient care including intensive care. He is a member of the American Osteopathic Association, Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association, and American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians.

Scope of Training

Specialities Over 3 Years
Internal Medicine	Obstetrics and Gynecology, Women's Health
Cardiology	Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Continuity Residency Clinic	Pediatrics
Emergency Medicine	Pulmonology
General Surgery	Radiology
Health Administration	Research
Hospice	Sports Medicine
ICU	Electives
Dermatology	Orthopedics
Pain Management	Palliative care
Geriatrics	Orthopedic surgery
Podiatry	Nephrology
Behavioral health	Orthopedic Surgery

Curriculum

Rotation Block Schedule

PGY 1	# of Months	PGY 2	# of Months	PGY 3	# of Months
Elective	1	Elective	2	Behavioral Health	1
Emergency Medicine	1	Emergency Medicine	1	Dermatology	2
Internal Medicine - Cardiology	2	General Surgery	1	Elective	1
Internal Medicine - Hospitalist	2	Intensive Care Unit	1	Geriatrics	1
Obstetrics/Gynecology	1	Obstetrics/Gynecology	1	Internal Medicine - Hospitalist	1
Pain Management	1	Orthopedics	1	Internal Medicine - Nephrology	1
Pediatrics	1	Palliative Care	1	Internal Medicine - Pulmonary	1
Pediatric Wards	1	Pediatrics	1	Ophthalmology	1
Radiology	1	Pediatric - ED	1	Podiatry	1
Research/Health System Management	1	Pulmonary	1	Sports Medicine	1
		Research/Health System Management	1	Women's Health - Obstetrics/Gynecology	1

Core Didactics

Didactic lectures are held every Thursday afternoon from 12:30 to 4:30 pm. Didactics cover the entire content of “Textbook of Family Medicine” by Rakel & Rakel. There are presentations from faculty members, guest speakers, residents, and educational videos. Some of the activities include monthly resident-presented Journal Club, monthly CaseNetwork cases, monthly OMM review sessions, chart reviews, board reviews and joint lectures with KRMC Pharmacy Residency. On a quarterly basis, a OMM workshop is held.

Benefits & Resources

Salary & Benefits

Program	2023-2024 Salary	PTO/Wellness Days
PGY1	$62,008	15/5
PGY2	$64,275	15/5
PGY3	$67,075	15/5

Education Fund/Allowance

Education Funds	$1,350
Electronic Device Funds (over the length of program)	$1,100
Conference Travel (over the length of program)	$3,500

Uniform Allowance

Uniform allowance	$150

Insurance Offered

Health Insurance	Employee Assistance Program
Dental Insurance	Disability Insurance
Vision Insurance	Professional Liability

Paid Dues & Fees

Arizona Medical Board Permits
Nevada Medical Board Permits
ACLS/BLS Recertification
Comlex Level 3 or USMLE 3
AAFP dues

Educational Resources

MWU
24-hour library access with professional librarian assistance
Well-being Index
MWU State-of-the-Art Simulation Center
AMA GME competency based online modules
CANVAS distance education
Behavioral Health
Scholarly/Research support
IRB/Statistician

Program Specific
CaseNetwork
Prescriber's Letter
Rosh Review

Participating Sites

Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center
White Cliffs Senior Living

Kingman Regional Medical Center - Family Medicine

John Scudiero, DO

PGY 3

Family Medicine

Kingman Regional Medical Center - Family Medicine

Core Faculty Composites

Efren Cano, DO Associate Program Director

Faculty

Family Medicine

Kingman Regional Medical Center - Family Medicine

Mohammad Subhan, MD

Faculty

Family Medicine

Kingman Regional Medical Center - Family Medicine

Ombudsperson Resource

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Future Residents

Kingman Regional Medical Center offers five first-year resident positions each year.

Applicants must meet one of the ACGME requirements listed below.

Must be a graduate from an Osteopathic medical school in the United States accredited by the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA)
Must be a graduate from a medical school in the United States and Canada accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME).
Graduates of medical schools outside the United States and Canada (foreign medical graduate FMG) must possess a current valid certificate from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG), or, have a full unrestricted license to practice medicine in a U.S. licensing jurisdiction in which they are training.
Graduates of medical schools outside the United States, who have completed a Fifth Pathway program provided by an LCME-accredited medical school.

The academic year begins July 1st.

You must apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).

Visit the ERAS website.
1. ERAS application
2. Personal statement
3. Three letters of recommendation
4. MSPE
5. Medical school transcripts
6. Curriculum Vitae
7. Comlex I, Comlex II and Comlex III
8. USMLE 1, USMLE 2 and USMLE 3
9. Photograph
Appointments are made through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). You must register through the NRMP website in addition to applying through ERAS.
Applicants considered for an appointment will be invited to visit for a personal interview with the program director and selected faculty. Interviews are conducted from mid-December to mid-January each year.

If your Comlex or USMLE scores as listed above are not available at the time of ranking, you will not be eligible to be ranked with the NRMP.

Residency Coordinator

Denise Gross
GMEinfo@azkrmc.com
Tel 928.263.4828
Fax 928.681.8816

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Location

Kingman Regional Medical Center
3269 Stockton Hill Rd.
Kingman, AZ 86409

Kingman Regional Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program