Unopposed residency with access to specialists who love to teach and be involved in multiple levels of care

Integrative medicine clinic where residents have dedicated time to treat patients using osteopathic manipulation and acupuncture.

Residents have access to the American College of Lifestyle Medicine curriculum and may pursue electives or an "area of concentration" in lifestyle medicine. Residents who complete the required curricular and clinical components may sit for board certification exam to become certified Lifestyle Medicine professionals.

Duration of Pregnancy (DOP) Program in which residents will provide care for patients from their initial OB appointment through delivery and post-partum course.  Allows for unparalleled continuity of care and robust experience in prenatal, antenatal, and postpartum management.

Opportunity to complete an Area of Concentration to deep-dive into a topic that is of interest to you. See the Curriculum tab for more information.

Proximity to Hurlburt Field, home to Headquarters Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) allows additional experiences in flight medicine and special operations.

Volunteer opportunities with local organizations and events such as the Crossroads Free Medical and Dental Clinic, Okaloosa County Health Department, providing medical services at Iron Man and Marathon races, St. Andrew Sports Physical Day, etc.

Night float system with almost no call  (only two days of "call" -- 12 hour night shift coverage -- per year for PGY2/3s)

Trauma/ICU rotation at Level 1 Trauma Center with University of Alabama-Birmingham

Inpatient pediatrics and Pediatric ER rotations with Studer Children's Hospital in Pensacola