Our Program's Mission
Meadville Medical Center’s Family Medicine Residency Program is dedicated to improving the lives of the citizens of Crawford County, and the surrounding area. For this reason, the mission of the Meadville Medical Center’s Family Medicine Residency Program is to develop exceptional family physicians while providing driven and compassionate care for patients, families, and the community.
Current Residents
Meadville Medical Center’s 2024-25 postgraduate physicians are listed in this pdf document.
Residency Application Process
The last day we will accept applications is December 31, 2024
- We participate in ERAS and NRMP.
- We will consider applicants who have graduated medical school from 2015 to 2025.
- We expect applicants to demonstrate continuous improvement of medical knowledge who have not graduated recently.
- We would like to see three (3) recommendation letters. We recommend at least one letter be from a family medicine physician, but a letter is not required from a family medicine rotation.
- A clinical rotation in the U.S. is not required.
- Interviewed applicants must pass USMLE Step 2 CK/CS or COMLEX Level 2 to be ranked.
- ECFMG certification is required for International Medical Graduates.
Unfortunately, we do NOT sponsor any type of visa nor do we participate in the ECFMG J-1 sponsorship program.
Resident Stipends and Benefits
Post Graduate Year 1
- Salary: $60,000
- Reimbursement for USMLE Step 3/COMLEX Level 3 exam fee (one time whether taken in 1st or 2nd year)
- One-time moving allowance $1,000 to join program
- Personalized white coats
Post Graduate Year 2
- Salary: $61,500
- Reimbursement for USMLE Step 3/COMLEX Level 3 exam fee (one time whether taken in 1st or 2nd year)
Post Graduate Year 3
- Salary: $62,500
- 5 site visit days
- Co-Chief resident stipend of $150 per pay period
Yearly Benefits for All PGY Years
- Free onsite exercise facility
- Free onsite parking
- Quarterly half-day resident wellness group activities
- Health, dental, vision, liability, life and disability insurance
- Free meals in the cafeteria while on duty
- $1,200 CME allowance (with 5 paid CME days throughout residency to attend a conference)
- $150 Cultural/Wellness allowance
- 13 vacation days, 3 personal days, and 5 sick days
Family Medicine Residency Rotation Schedule
PGY I
- Critical Care/ICU: 4 weeks
- Dermatology: 4 weeks
- Elective: 4 weeks
- Emergency Medicine: 4 weeks
- Family Medicine: 12 weeks
- General Surgery: 4 weeks
- Gynecology: 4 weeks
- Night Float: 4 weeks
- Obstetrics: 4 weeks
- Pediatrics (Outpatient): 4 weeks
- Sports Medicine (Away): 4 weeks
- Clinic: Half-day per week
PGY II
- ENT: 2 weeks
- Endocrinology: 2 weeks
- Electives: 8 weeks
- Emergency Medicine: 4 weeks
- Family Medicine: 4 weeks
- Gastroenterology: 2 weeks
- Hematology/Oncology: 2 weeks
- Nephrology: 2 weeks
- Night Float: 4 weeks
- Obstetrics: 4 weeks
- Ob/Gyn Clinic: 4 weeks
- Pediatric (Inpatient – Away): 4 weeks
- Pediatrics (Outpatient): 4 weeks
- Population Health: 2 weeks
- Pulmonology: 2 weeks
- Practice Management: 2 weeks
- Clinic: One and a half days per week
PGY III
- Addiction Medicine: 2 weeks
- Behavioral Health: 2 weeks
- Cardiology: 4 weeks
- Electives: 16 weeks
- Family Medicine: 4 weeks
- Geriatric Medicine: 4 weeks
- Ob/Gyn Clinic: 4 weeks
- Orthopedics: 4 weeks
- Neurology: 4 weeks
- Pediatrics (Inpatient): 4 weeks
- Urgent Care: 4 weeks
- Clinic: Two days per week
Elective Rotations
Options can be additional training in any of the required blocks or the following:
- Anesthesia
- Family Medicine (Outpatient)
- Infectious Disease
- Pain Management
- Palliative Care
- Pathology
- Radiology
- Research
- Wound Care