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Medical School Contacts | AAFP American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 1 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. Alabama Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure Alabama College of Craig J. Lenz, DO Osteopathic Medicine Founding Dean, Senior Vice (ACOM) President Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM) 445 Health Sciences Blvd Dothan, AL 36303-6904 Edward Via College of Elizabeth Palmarozzi, DO Osteopathic Medicine - Medical School Dean Auburn (VCOM-Auburn) Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Auburn (VCOM-Auburn) 855 Montgomery St Fl 2 Fort Worth, TX 76107-2553 Phone: (817) 735-2433 Fax: (817) 735-5089 University of Alabama Selwyn M. Vickers, MD Richard Davis Friend, MD, Billy Earl Salser, MD Billy Earl Salser, MD 1 School of Medicine 510 S 20Th St FAAFP 930 20Th St S 930 20Th St S Birmingham, AL 35233-2028 Residency Program Director Birmingham, AL 35205-2610 Birmingham, AL 35205-2610 Phone: (205)934-1111 Tuscaloosa College of Phone: (205)746-3785 Phone: (205)746-3785 Community Health Science Fax: (205)934-4149 Fax: (205)934-4149 [email protected] Family Medicine Residency [email protected] [email protected] 850 5Th Ave E Tuscaloosa, AL 35401-7419 Phone: (985)870-8771 Fax: (985)732-0019 [email protected] American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 2 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure University of South Samuel J Strada, PhD Allen Perkins, MD, MPH Carol P Motley, MD Carol P Motley, MD 1 Alabama College of 307 N University Blvd Professor and Chiar, Family 1504 Spring Hill Ave ste3414 1504 Spring Hill Ave ste3414 Medicine 2015 Msb Medicine Mobile, AL 36604-3207 Mobile, AL 36604-3207 Mobile, AL 36608-3053 University of South Alabama Phone: (251)586-3987 Phone: (251)586-3987 Phone: (251)460-6041 College of Medicine Fax: (251)434-3495 Fax: (251)434-3495 Fax: (251)460-6073 1504 Spring Hill Ave Ste [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 3414 Mobile, AL 36604-3207 Phone: (251)434-3482 Fax: (251)434-3495 [email protected] ma.edu American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 3 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. Arizona Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure A.T. Still University- Jeffrey Morgan, DO School of Osteopathic Dean Medicine in Arizona A.T. Still University-School of (ATSU-SOMA) Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (ATSU-SOMA) 5850 E Still Cir Mesa, AZ 85206-3618 University of Arizona Stuart Flynn, MD Doug Campos-Outcalt, MD Sarah Marie Coles, MD 1 College of Medicine - 550 E Van Buren St American Academy of 1300 N 12Th St Ste 605 Phoenix Phoenix, AZ 85004-2230 Family Physicians Phoenix, AZ 85006-2850 Phone: (602)827-2001 4350 E Cotton Center Blvd Phone: (520)419-5407 Ste 100 Fax: (602)839-2067 Phoenix, AZ 85040-8852 Sarah.Coles@bannerhealth. Phone: (602)659-1997 com Fax: (602)414-7660 [email protected] Arizona College of Lori A Kemper, DO Osteopathic Medicine Dean of Midwestern Arizona College of Osteopathic University Medicine of Midwestern (AZCOM/MWU) University (AZCOM/MWU) 19555 N 59Th Ave Glendale, AZ 85308-6813 University of Arizona Joe G.N. Garcia, MD Myra Lee Muramoto, MD, Ronald E Pust, MD Elizabeth Kyle Kyle Meehan, 1 College of Medicine - 1501 N Campbell Ave MPH, FAAFP 1450 N Cherry Ave Rm 204 MD Tucson Po Box 245017 1450 N Cherry Ave Tucson, AZ 85719-4207 3950 S Country Club Rd Ste Tucson, AZ 85724-0001 Tucson, AZ 85719-4207 Phone: (520)881-1235 130 Phone: (520)626-7864 Fax: (520)626-6134 Tucson, AZ 85714-2203 Fax: (520)626-2030 [email protected] Phone: (520)207-7471 [email protected] sommer.aldulaimi@bannerh ealth.com American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 4 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. Arkansas Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure Arkansas College of Ray Stowers, DO Osteopathic Medicine Provost and Dean (ARCOM) Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (ARCOM) 6965 Cumberland Gap Pkwy Harrogate, TN 37752-8245 University of Arkansas Pope L Moseley, MD Daniel Knight, MD, FAAFP Jackie Dean Sublett II, MD 1 for Medical Sciences Executive Vice Chancellor 4301 W Markham St # 530 4010 S Mulberry St College of Medicine University of Arkansas for Little Rock, AR 72205-7101 Attn: Eddie Maples Medical Sciences College of Phone: (501)686-6606 Pine Bluff, AR 71603-7000 Medicine Fax: (501)686-8421 Phone: (501)353-2259 4301 W Markham St [email protected] Little Rock, AR 72205-7101 [email protected] [email protected] New York College of Osteopathic Medicine of New York Institute of Technology (NYITCOM) - Arkansas State American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 5 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. California Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure Western University of Paula M Crone, DO Dat Quoc Trinh, DO Stephanie White, D.O. Health Sciences Dean Chair, Department of Family Assistant Professor of College of Osteopathic Western University of Health Medicine Family Medicine Medicine of the Pacific Sciences College of Western University of Health Western University of Health (WesternU/COMP) Osteopathic Medicine of the Sciences College of Sciences College of Pacific (WesternU/COMP) Osteopathic Medicine of the Osteopathic Medicine of the X Pacific-Northwest Pacific (WesternU/COMP) Portland, OR 972 02- (WesternU/COMP- 795 E 2Nd St Ste 5 Northwest) Pomona, CA 91766-2007 309 E 2Nd St Phone: (909)865-2565 Pomona, CA 91766-1854 Phone: (714)224-6957 [email protected] [email protected] Loma Linda University Roger H Hadley, MD Roger Dean Woodruff, MD, Wessam Khair Labib, MD Wessam Khair Labib, MD 1 School of Medicine 11175 Campus St FAAFP 25455 Barton Rd Ste 206A 25455 Barton Rd Ste 206A COLEMAN PAVILION SUITE A 2162 Wild Canyon Dr Loma Linda, CA 92354-3130 Loma Linda, CA 92354-3130 1108 Colton, CA 92324-9230 Phone: (909)558-6600 Phone: (909)558-6600 Loma Linda, CA 92350-1700 Phone: 509-991-0114 Phone: (909) 558-4481 [email protected] [email protected] Fax: (909) 558-0292 [email protected] [email protected] University of California - Bruce Wintroub, MD Kevin Grumbach, MD, Margo Vener, MD Margo Vener, MD 1 San Francisco School 513 Parnassus Ave FAAFP 1001 Potrero Ave 1001 Potrero Ave of Medicine San Francisco, CA 94143-2205 1001 Potrero Ave SF General Hospital Bldg 80 SF General Hospital Bldg 80 Phone: (415)476-2342 San Francisco, CA 94110- Ward 83 Ward 83 3518 San Francisco, CA 94110- San Francisco, CA 94110- [email protected] Phone: (415)206-6892 3518 3518 Fax: (415)206-8387 Phone: (415)606-5204 Phone: (415)606-5204 [email protected] Fax: (415)476-3454 Fax: (415)476-3454 [email protected] [email protected] Touro University Michael B. Clearfield, DO College of Osteopathic Medical School Dean Medicine-California Touro University College of (TUCOM-CA) Osteopathic Medicine- California (TUCOM-CA) 1310 Club Dr Vallejo, CA 94592-1187 Phone: (707)638-5982 Fax: (707)638-5924 [email protected] American Academy of Family Physicians May 2018 Page 6 AAFP Reprint No. 164 Activity in Family Medicine At U.S. Medical Schools (Does not include Regionally Separated Campus Information) For changes to this report, please email AAFP Medical Education Services at [email protected]. Medical School Name Medical School Dean Family Medicine Director of FM Predoctoral FMIG Faculty Advisor Administrative Chair/Contact Program Structure University of California - G Richard Olds, MD Paul Eric Lyons, MD Michael Njuguna Nduati, 1 Riverside School of 900 University Ave University of California MD, MBA, MPH, FAAFP Medicine Riverside, CA 92521 Riverside School of Medicine 900 University Ave. Education Bldg, Room 2611 SOM Education Building 900 University Ave Rm 2611 Riverside, CA 92521 Riverside, CA 92521-0001 Phone: (951)217-7017 Phone: (951)827-7675 Fax: (951)827-7688 Fax: (951)827-7688 [email protected] [email protected] Keck School of Carmen Puliafito, MD Laura Ann Mosqueda, MD, Theresa Woehrle, MD Jo Marie R Reilly, MD, 1 Medicine of the 1975 Zonal Ave FAAFP 1975 Zonal Ave Kam B-29 FAAFP University of Southern KAM 500, KECK SCHOOL OF 1000 S Freemont Ave #22 Los Angeles, CA 90089- 1975 Zonal Ave
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