University of maryland prince georges hospital center program family medicine residency

There are 5 Family Medicine programs in Maryland. Browse other states or other specialties.
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All Accredited Family Medicine Residency Programs in Maryland:
Family Medicine Residency Programs in Other States
Percent MD,DO,IMG PGY-1 residents matched during the main Match
Family medicine PGY-1 main residency Match statistics in Maryland
Family medicine total PGY-1 positions offered and percent of IMGs filled in Maryland
How hard is it to get into family medicine residency?
Do I need to take Usmle for family medicine?
Do letters of intent work residency?
How long is family medicine residency in USA?

Post Residency, Fellowship, or Attending vacant position in Family Medicine

All Accredited Family Medicine Residency Programs in Maryland:

MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center
9101 Franklin Square Drive, Suite 300
Baltimore, MD 21237-3936

Program Director:

Michael Dwyer, MD

(443) 777-6549

Coordinator:

Stephanie Detterline, MD

(410) 554-2284

University of Maryland School of Medicine
Department of Family and Communtiy Medicine
29 South Paca Street, Lower Level
Baltimore, MD 21201-1771

Program Director:

jason Ramirez, MD

(667) 214-1841

Coordinator:

Valerie Liner, AS

(667) 214-1876

3001 Hospital Drive
Cheverly, MD 20785

Program Director:

Stacy Ross, MD

(301) 618-3553

Coordinator:

June Taylor, BS, MS

(301) 851-5459

Fort Lincoln Family Medicine Center
4151 Bladensburg Road
Colmar Manor, MD 20722

Program Director:

Rachelle Toman, MD, PhD

(301) 699-7707

Coordinator:

Sailaja Pindiprolu, MD

(202) 877-6749

11110 Medical Campus Road
Suite 200
Hagerstown , MD 21742

Program Director:

Paul Quesenberry, MD

(717) 816-9886

Coordinator:

Stacy Gunder, BS

(301) 790-9244

Family Medicine Residency Programs in Other States

AK - Alaska (1 programs)
AL - Alabama (11 programs)
AR - Arkansas (14 programs)
AZ - Arizona (13 programs)
CA - California (71 programs)
CO - Colorado (15 programs)
CT - Connecticut (5 programs)
DC - Washington D.C. (1 programs)
DE - Delaware (4 programs)
FL - Florida (35 programs)
GA - Georgia (17 programs)
HI - Hawaii (3 programs)
IA - Iowa (8 programs)
ID - Idaho (8 programs)
IL - Illinois (36 programs)
IN - Indiana (16 programs)
KS - Kansas (5 programs)
KY - Kentucky (10 programs)
LA - Louisiana (10 programs)
MA - Massachusetts (6 programs)
MD - Maryland (5 programs)
ME - Maine (4 programs)
MI - Michigan (39 programs)
MN - Minnesota (12 programs)
MO - Missouri (12 programs)
MS - Mississippi (7 programs)
MT - Montana (2 programs)
NC - North Carolina (20 programs)
ND - North Dakota (6 programs)
NE - Nebraska (5 programs)
NH - New Hampshire (2 programs)
NJ - New Jersey (20 programs)
NM - New Mexico (7 programs)
NV - Nevada (9 programs)
NY - New York (42 programs)
OH - Ohio (39 programs)
OK - Oklahoma (14 programs)
OR - Oregon (9 programs)
PA - Pennsylvania (50 programs)
PR - Puerto Rico (4 programs)
RI - Rhode Island (2 programs)
SC - South Carolina (16 programs)
SD - South Dakota (3 programs)
TN - Tennessee (12 programs)
TX - Texas (39 programs)
UT - Utah (4 programs)
VA - Virginia (17 programs)
VT - Vermont (1 programs)
WA - Washington (28 programs)
WI - Wisconsin (19 programs)
WV - West Virginia (9 programs)
WY - Wyoming (3 programs)

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Percent MD,DO,IMG PGY-1 residents matched during the main Match

Family medicine PGY-1 main residency Match statistics in Maryland

Year	Positions	Filled(%)	MD	DO	IMGs
2022	28	100.0	11 (39%)	11 (39%)	4 (14%)
2021	27	100.0	10 (37%)	8 (29%)	9 (33%)
2020	21	90.5	9 (42%)	5 (23%)	5 (23%)
2019	22	100.0	10 (45%)	6 (27%)	6 (27%)
2018	21	81.0	9 (42%)	2 (9%)	6 (28%)
2017	21	90.5	11 (52%)	2 (9%)	6 (28%)

Family medicine total PGY-1 positions offered and percent of IMGs filled in Maryland

Year	Positions	Non-US IMGs	Non-US IMGs %	US IMGs	US IMGs %
2022	28	1	3.6	3	10.7
2021	27	4	14.8	5	18.5
2020	21	3	15.8	2	10.5
2019	22	6	27.3	0	0.0
2018	21	3	17.6	3	17.6
2017	21	4	21.1	2	10.5

How hard is it to get into family medicine residency?

The overall competitiveness level of family medicine is Low for a U.S. senior. With a Step 1 score of 200, the probability of matching is 95%. With a Step 1 score of >240, the probability is 98%.

Do I need to take Usmle for family medicine?

Toward the end of residency, physicians also apply for state licensure, which determines where they can practice as a board-certified family physician. Although each state has different requirements for initial medical licensure, all physicians must pass step 3 of the USMLE or level 3 of the COMLEX-USA.

Do letters of intent work residency?

Sending a letter of intent is not mandatory, and plenty of residency applicants receive a match without writing one. Nevertheless, writing a letter of intent ensures that you have done all that you possibly can to increase your chances of matching with a residency program—and, at the very least, it never hurts.

How long is family medicine residency in USA?

U.S. Family Medicine programs typically run 3 years, with a basic clinical block in PGY1 and a possible fourth year for subspecialty fellowship or certification.