Leanne Cha M.D. Virginia Commonwealth University . The majority of teaching is done by family practitioners. Residents work in a setting and manner very similar to what any real world family practitioner would do. Second and third year residents are paired up into teams. Each team shares an office and a nurse to help with patient care needs.
Resident teams are on call and hospital duty together.
At the beginning of second year, residents are also paired up with a faculty advisor, whose role is to help guide the resident throughout the remainder of residency. Lydia Bennett M.D. Temple University . The third year of residency is an exciting year. Our residents have an excellent record of finding top jobs where ever they are interested.