Our educational mission is to train the next generation of primary care providers and offer our faculty opportunities to expand and enhance their skills and knowledge. Our educational programs offer unparalleled professional training, innovative flexibility, cultural diversity, and unique scholarship opportunities. Our engaged expert faculty and our sponsoring institution, Emory University School of Medicine, provide the best-in-class atmosphere of collegiality and intellectual collaboration.
The Emory Primary Care Consortium promotes a positive, diverse culture of collaboration and engagement that supports high-value, high-quality patient-centered care, discovery, and innovation. The PCC is a resource for learners (fellows, residents, and health professional students) to discover new opportunities in primary care.
The FMIG is a student-run group, which sponsors activities for the medical students in conjunction with the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine and the national FMIG organization. They have planned programs of activities including education forums, dinners, workshops, and outreach. Many students use these alliances to find mentors and to shadow physicians in their office. The participating students learn not only about careers in family medicine but also about the medical profession in general. Learn more from the following resources:
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As a student, there are many ways to get involved both locally and at the state, national and international levels.
Many of our faculty are passionate about sharing their skills and talents to give back to needed communities both here and abroad. Volunteering as a medical student in one or more of these activities is a great opportunity to interact with Family Medicine faculty and residents, allow for interdisciplinary teamwork all the while giving back to populations most at need.
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