Family Medicine student rotations are offered in each of the two residency clinics and are available in four-week blocks only. PMFMRP has two Family Practice Centers, Providence Family Medicine Milwaukie (PFM-M) and Providence Family Medicine SE (PFM-SE). They are both state-of-the-art clinics with special dedication to the poor and vulnerable and emphasis in Geriatric, adolescent medicine and ever-growing OB and Pediatric populations. PFM-SE has a large immigrant population. Unfortunately, space is limited to one student per clinic at any given time, so please inquire early. Back to Our Program Requirements
To be considered for a student rotation, please submit the following documents: - Completed Application (Application PDF)
- Dean’s Letter verifying the following:
- Student is in good standing
- Verification of year in training (3rd or 4th year)
- Malpractice Coverage
- Worker’s Compensation Coverage
- HIPAA Trained
- Background check has been conducted
- Transcript
- Objectives for the rotation
- Evaluation form for the rotation
- PHS Non-Employee Confidentiality form (Confidentiality form PDF)
Application and supporting materials must be received in the Residency Office at least three months prior to your requested rotation. The applications are reviewed by the Clinic Medical Directors before the rotation can be confirmed. Please address all correspondence to:
Toni Lyon, Clerkship Coordinator
Family Medicine Residency Program
Providence Milwaukie Hospital
10150 SE 32nd Avenue
Milwaukie, OR 97222
Phone 503-513-8930
Fax: 503-513-8953
e-mail: Antonette.Lyon@providence.org
OR
FPResidency@providence.org Sub-Internships
Providence Milwaukie Family Medicine Sub-Internship offers a four-week sub-internship in Family Medicine for fourth-year medical students. The sub-internship is an intensive, rigorous experience in which students will spend two weeks on inpatient service and two weeks at Providence Family Medicine Milwaukie (PFM-M) or Providence Family Medicine SE (PFM-SE). As much as possible, sub-interns will be given opportunities to demonstrate skills at the level of an incoming intern. On inpatient service, students will be responsible for closely following patients, managing their care under the guidance and supervision of residents and faculty, and presenting their patients at morning report. Students will also be expected to work with their team’s coverage of patient calls, ER admissions, and inpatient care. In clinic, students will work with a senior resident or faculty preceptor, seeing a wide variety of patients. Under the supervision of their preceptors, students will be expected to write chart notes in the Electronic Health Record (EHR) and to help provide ancillary care such as interpreting x-rays, reading EKGs, etc. If scheduled at an off-campus outpatient clinic, students will be responsible for arranging for their own transportation by car or bus. For more information, please contact the course coordinator. | 
