Are there any FM programs that are specifically geared to training in underserved populations? I'm looking at either IM or FM programs that are focused on this...
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Most FM programs I've ever seen that did most of their works at a county hospital whether it be rural or urban were very geared towards underserved populations.
I know in my time at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX rural medicine was a big emphasis and lots of the residents still moonlight in rural communities for the underserved.
I know in my time at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX rural medicine was a big emphasis and lots of the residents still moonlight in rural communities for the underserved.
Beth Israel in New York City, Lawrence Family Medicine in Lawrence MA, Montefiore in NYC.
Clue me in. What is the special sauce added to training labeled as "underserved"?
