The Preventive Medicine Residency Program prepares qualified physicians for a variety of leadership roles in health care management, practice, research, and teaching. Physicians trained in preventive medicine promote health and prevent disease in populations and individuals by integrating clinical medicine with population-based public health principles and practices. Traditionally based in governmental public health agencies, physicians with such training are in increasing demand in the private sector, as managed care organizations integrate population-based and preventive approaches into their systems. Gifts can be applied either to the administrative support of the Program or to the support of its residents. At the time of this writing, no stipend funding is available.
Residents support themselves, as they are able.
Contributions to the Program can be funded by gifts of cash, stock, real estate, or other appreciated assets, as well as through one's Will or Trust. A variety of planned giving arrangements is available.