Residents Serving the Community
Mobile Health
Our mobile health program provides health care to those who have difficulty accessing healthcare in other ways. Supervised by our faculty, residents rotate through mobile health prenatal and family medicine clinics in a longitudinal fashion throughout residency. Mobile Health website
Sideline Coverage in Sports
In partnership with our Sports Medicine Fellows and Faculty, residents are able to volunteer to provide sideline coverage at many school sporting events around the city.
TFAP
The Tucson Family Advocacy Program (TFAP) is a partnership of health care providers and lawyers working together to improve the health and wellbeing of low-income patients and their families. TFAP website
Through collaboration with TFAP, our residents have been able to help many refugees obtain citizenship, families secure better housing, and help patients with advanced care planning in a compassionate, safe, and thorough manner.
Alvernon Track Graduates over the last 3 years:
- 44% practice in Arizona
- 70% practice in health care professional shortage areas in the United States
- 61% continue to incorporate
South Campus Track Graduates over the last 3 years:
- 48% are in rural practice in the United States
- 96% practice in health care professional shortage areas in the United States
- 80% practice multi-spectrum Family Medicine
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Naomi Young: 2016 South Campus Alumna Naomi Young, MD, currently practicing full-spectrum family medicine and serving as Chief of Staff in her hometown of Ft. Defiance, AZ on the Navajo Reservation. |
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Myles Stone: 2017 South Campus Alumnus Myles Stone, MD currently practicing full-spectrum family medicine in Tuba City, AZ and serving as a member of the US Public Health Service. |
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Joshua Jean: 2020 Alvernon Alumnus Joshua Jean, MD currently practicing at Chiricahua Community Health Center in Benson, AZ. |
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Christine Chan: 2019 Alvernon Alumna, Christine Chan, MD faculty at Hawaii Island Family Medicine Residency. |
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