Alvernon Family Medicine Residency Track
Welcome to the Alvernon Track
The Alvernon Track is:
- Underserved focused in a suburban/urban setting with a patient panel including high numbers of refugee families
Alvernon Track graduates over the last three years:
- 44% practice in Arizona
- 70% practice in healthcare professional shortage areas in the United States
- 61% continue to incorporate
Program Highlights
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| 100% Board Pass Rate Over the Last 5 Years
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| Patient Demographics |
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| 35+ Languages Spoken by our Patients | Image
| Maternal Child Health Service
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| Inpatient
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| Refugee Health
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Practice Locations
Family Medicine Clinic at Alvernon
Banner – University Medical Center South Campus
Banner – University Medical Center Tucson Campus
Location: 707 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ 85711, approximately two miles from Banner – University Medical Center Tucson
Size: Approximately 11,500 square feet with 25 exam rooms
Annual Patient Volume: Approximately 18,000 visits per year
Banner – University Medical Center South Campus is the home of our family medicine adult inpatient service. We care for a large underserved population, including our own clinic patients, under- or uninsured individuals, undocumented immigrants, prisoners from the county jail and homeless individuals. Residents are exposed to critical care from their very first family medicine inpatient month as an intern. Attendings include faculty from the Alvernon location as well as family medicine hospitalists. Interns rotate through the emergency medicine service, while second- and third-year residents rotate through the surgery service and outpatient pediatric clinic.
Banner – University Medical Center Tucson Campus is the primary teaching hospital for the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson. Our second- and third-year residents care for their hospitalized pediatric and obstetric clinic patients through our Maternal-Child Health Program. Interns rotate through the emergency medicine, pediatrics and obstetrics services and act in the same capacity as EM, peds and OB residents, respectively, during those off-service months.
Our Alvernon track residents are required to complete a two-week rotation at a rural pediatrics site.
Rural Site: Mariposa Community Health Center
Location: Nogales, Arizona, close to many historical sites
Type of Site: Border town
Distance from Tucson: 66 miles (1 hour and 10 minutes) south, along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Housing: Hotel extended stay
Special Features:
- Bread-and-butter pediatrics and gynecology
- Spanish-speaking patients (including Mexican citizens)
- Interesting pathologies
Apply
Alvernon Track ERAS ID: University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson Program Alvernon Family Medicine Track
NRMP ID: 1015120C0
ACGME ID: 1200312032
If you want to apply to both tracks, you must select each track separately under the Program Name: University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson Program.
Karyn Kolman, MD
Program Director
kbkolman@arizona.edu
520-621-6323