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Department of Family Medicine


Welcome to the West Virginia University Department of Family Medicine Webpage!

Our department features an ACGME accredited Residency Program and Sports Medicine Fellowship, a Psychology Fellowship and our Homeless Outreach Program, MUSHROOM.

Our mission is simple,

"To educate those we train with the same passion and dedication to excellence we use to care for our patients while leading our community and state into the next generation of health care through innovation and discovery." 

Ruby HospitalOur physicians also devote many hours to educating medical students.  Our department offers educational experiences to medical students in all four years of medical school.  For more information on student programs please click here. 

If you are a patient looking for a Primary Care Physician, the Find-A-Doc website allows you to enter your symptoms to find a doctor, or you can call (304)598-6900 to make an appointment.   

 If you are looking for a Family Medicine Residency Program or a Sports Medicine or Psychology StudentsFellowship you've come to the right place!  These educational opportunities are based in the 30,000 square foot Clark K. Sleeth Family Medicine Center.  Our students, residents and fellows can be seen training at Ruby Memorial Hospital, Chestnut Ridge Hospital, Sundale Nursing Home, the WVU Sports Medicine Center and the new state of the art WV STEPS Simulation Training & Education for Patient Safety Center. 
 

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Yum, Achievements

Seeking New Faculty

Employment Opportunity for Assistant/Associate Professor- West Virginia University Department of Family Medicine.

39th Annual Hal Wanger Family Medicine Conference will be held September 5-7, 2013.

Was named WV Rural Health Student of the Year! Congratulations!


Welcome

Dr. Natasha Harrison to the Department of Family Medicine Faculty!  
 

WVU Department of Family Medicine receives $948K grant

This five-year HRSA grant will address three key areas in health sciences education: Communication, care of the rural and underserved, and inter-professional education.