Located just 45 minutes north of Madison, the Baraboo 1-2 RTT Family Medicine Residency Program trains residents in a rural setting, providing them with a lifestyle that truly mimics private practice in a rural community.
The UW DFMCH is pleased to offer generous and competitive benefit packages for residents in our programs.
“What I love about Baraboo is that it allows me the flexibility and connections of a well-known and respected department of family medicine as well as the procedural and high-risk opportunities of rural family medicine. It is truly the best of both worlds!”
—Rachel Hartline, MD, PGY3 – Class of 2015
The program offers a flexible “hybrid longitudinal curriculum” in an apprenticeship model allowing residents to gain full-spectrum family medicine experience by participating in: hospital rounds, clinic, urgent care/ER call, hospital admissions, and obstetrics. In this setting, residents are involved in much of the hands-on continuity patient care.
Want to further explore rural physician training?
At https://rttcollaborative.net/students/, you’ll learn about the advantages of residency training in a rural place. Read and listen to first-hand accounts from RTT residents and find out why they’ve chosen a rurally located residency program.
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Review the eligibility criteria (PDF) for the Baraboo Family Medicine residency program.
Contact
Dan Samuelson
(608) 265-4668
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Program Size
6 residents (2 per year)
City Size
12,000
Program Highlights
Unopposed training in a rural setting with a culturally diverse patient population; offers a flexible curriculum including strong continuity maternity care and procedure training. Access to additional elective training opportunities through the Madison program. Osteopathic recognition.
Community Highlights
Rural setting in the Baraboo bluffs; Devil’s Lake, Circus World Museum, and WI Dells offer lots of indoor and outdoor activities. Thriving downtown features shopping, farmer’s market, craft fairs, theater, and concerts
Practice Setting
Rural clinic with a two-minute walk from the hospital