To teach our residents core management skills essential to leadership roles in a wide range of health-care systems. To maintain an emotionally supportive environment, encourage intellectual debate, and foster life-long professional development. To improve access by the people of our community to high quality, evidence-based primary medical care, regardless of their socioeconomic status. To create a mutually beneficial professional relationship with the medical staff of Valley Medical Center that enhances the quality of medical care in our community. Virtually every clinical specialty and subspecialty in medicine is represented by the physicians who have been credentialed by Valley Medical Center.
Valley provides a broad range of health-care services.
One in every five admissions to Valley Medical Center is a delivering mother. Other active units at Valley Medical Center include Critical Care, Cardiac Catheterization, Occupational Medicine, and a Radiation Oncology Unit affiliated with Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle. Valley Family Care Valley Family Care, the residency's outpatient clinic, is located on the hospital campus in the Valley Professional Center North building, along with the residency administrative offices. Established in 1986, our residency is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education of the American Medical Association. As the sole residency at Valley Medical Center, our 24 residents benefit from the full spectrum of educational opportunities available within our medical community.