The LSU Family Medicine Residency Program in Kenner is a community-based, university-administered, fully accredited 6/6/6 program. Residents are assigned to 32 required rotations, 2 elective rotations, and one procedure elective rotation. Rotations are located in OMC-K (the primary teaching hospital), UMC New Orleans (http://www.umcno.org/), Children's Hospital, Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center in Houma, and the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System (VA hospital).

During each rotation, residents are assigned to the Family Practice Clinic (FPC) at OMC-K, where they see their continuity-of-care patients. PGY-1 residents spend 1-2 half days per week in the FPC. PGY-2s spend 2-3 half-days, and PGY-3s spend 3-4 half-days in the FPC. During certain months, PGY-1s and/or PGY-2s take in-house call. PGY-3s call is taken from home.

For more information, please contact Kayla Daaz, Program Coordinator, at kdaaz@lsuhsc.edu.

Block Rotations: PGY-1

Block Rotations: PGY-2

Block Rotations: PGY-3

Longitudinal Experiences over Three Years of Training

• Behavioral Medicine

• Practice Management

• Office Procedures

• Pharmacy and Therapeutics

• Research and Scholarly Activities

• Community-Oriented Primary Care

• Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine

• Geriatrics

• Nutrition (PGY-2 & 3)

• Quality Improvement/Patient Safety