Missions and Values
Leadership and Administration
Tools and Technology
Curriculum and Education
Policies and Benefits
100

What is the primary mission of the Family Medicine Residency Program?

To train future family medicine physicians in rural Mississippi with professionalism, compassion, and inclusivity.

100

Who is responsible for overall program compliance and leadership?

The Program Director

100

What is the name of the residency management software?

New Innovations

100

How many 4-week block rotations are there each year?

13 blocks per academic year.

100

What certification must residents maintain throughout training?

BLS, ACLS, and PALS

200

Where can residents find the official policies and procedures for their training?

In the Residency Handbook

200

Who serves as a mentor assigned to residents throughout training?

Faculty advisors

200

Where can residents find program-specific resources and rotation curricula?

New Innovations and FileBound

200

What must residents achieve by the end of PGY-3 in continuity clinic hours?

1,000 clinic hours

200

What events help foster resident community and connection?

Program-sponsored social events

300

What kind of diversity does the program value?

Diversity in race, ethnicity, gender identity, socioeconomic background, and life experiences.

300

Who manages day-to-day program operations and files?

The Program Administrator

300

What documentation must residents complete monthly?

Procedure logs and evaluations

300

How many PTO days are residents allotted each year?

22 days (including vacation, sick, and holidays).

300

Where can residents report concerns or issues?

Through outlined reporting channels in the handbook

400

What is the aim of the program for residents upon graduation?

To become leaders in addressing health disparities and delivering patient-centered care in rural communities

400

What committee oversees resident evaluations?

The Clinical Competency Committee (CCC)

400

What platform is used to track duty hour compliance?



New Innovations


400

What is the purpose of weekly didactic sessions?

Educational development, including lectures, Journal Club, and Board Review

400

What wellness-related resources are provided to residents?

Gym membership, social events, and mental health support

500

What annual requirement must each resident complete regarding the handbook?

Confirm receipt, reading, and understanding of the handbook with a signed form

500

What committee conducts the Annual Program Evaluation?

The Program Evaluation Committee (PEC)

500

What must residents do in New Innovations before starting each rotation?

Review and sign the rotation curriculum

500

How many vaginal deliveries must a resident complete?

Twenty

500

What benefit supports continuing education for residents?

Educational stipends