Learn More About the Family Medicine Program We Offer

Our Curriculum

The first 12 months of training is an intense, hospital-based training. The purpose is to help the resident gain basic medical knowledge and improve critical thinking skills that allow an increased measure of autonomy. During the first year of training, the resident receives comprehensive training with primary care physicians, internal medicine specialists, critical care, family medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, anesthesia, radiology and emergency medicine.The second and third year of training is more clinic-based medicine with an emphasis on clinical procedures and management of chronic conditions.

Mission

The AllianceHealth Durant Family Medicine Residency Program, in conjunction with Oklahoma State University College of Health Sciences and the Osteopathic Medical Education Consortium of Oklahoma, is committed to providing comprehensive, rural based, community-oriented primary care to our patients. The program began in 1997 and has provided an outstanding training experience for residents. As of July 2019, 61 residents have graduated and we estimate that our graduates have provided over 800,000 patient encounters specific to rural America. This is our life, it is our passion, and it is our mission.

Adult Inpatient Medicine 1 month 5 month
Nights 2 months None
Radiology/ Anesthesiology 1 month None
ICU 1 month None
Internal Medicine/ Geriatrics 1 month 4 months
General Surgery 1 month None
Pediatrics 2 months 2 months
Obstetrics/ Gynecology 2 months 2 months
Orthopedics None 1 months
Research/ Health Systems None 1 month
Sports Medicine None 1 month
Ear, Nose, and Throat None 1 month
Psychology None 1 month
Emergency Medicine None 2 months
General Elective 1 month 4 months

AllianceHealth Durant

  • 1 148-licensed beds
  • 2 Accredited by The Joint Commission
  • 3 Acute Stroke Ready Designation by The Joint Commission
  • 4 Gold Seal Recognition for joint replacement by The Joint Commission
  • 5 Chest Pain Certified by the American College of Radiology
  • 6 American College of Radiology Accreditation
  • 7 College of American Pathologists Accreditation

Affiliated Facilities

  • 1 AllianceHealth Medical Group
  • 2 Durant Family Medicine Clinic
  • 3 Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
  • 4 Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences
  • 5 Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine
  • 6 Southeastern Oklahoma State University

Program Highlights

  • 1 ACGME-accredited for 15 residents
  • 2 Five residents per program year
  • 3 Unopposed program

Seven Core Competencies

  • 1 Patient Care
  • 2 Medical knowledge
  • 3 Practice-based learning and Improvement
  • 4 Interpersonal communication skills
  • 5 Professionalism
  • 6 Systems-based practice
  • 7 Osteopathic philosophy and manipulative medicine

Program Benefits

  • 1 Annual Salary: PGY-1: $57,200, PGY-2: $58,200, and PGY-3: $60,200
  • 2 Insurance: Malpractice insurance is provided for this program only. Group health, dental, disability and benefits available.
  • 3 Vacation: 21 working days
  • 4 Professional dues: The program pays resident dues for AOA, OOA and ACOFP membership, Oklahoma licensure, DEA and OBNDD. This program also pays registration fees for boards and required courses such as: BLS, ACLS, ATLS, NALS and PALS.
  • 5 Uniforms: Up to $250 reimbursed towards lab coats or scrubs.
  • 6 Meals: Three daily meals provided by the hospital cafeteria while on duty, plus two free Starbucks drinks daily.
  • 7 Moving expenses: Reimbursed up to the allowed maximum of $2,000
  • 8 Computer: Provided and allowed to keep upon program completion

Learn More

If you need additional information or have questions, contact the Residency Coordinator at (580) 920-8082 or visit DurantResidency.com.