Please see the fellowship section of our practice opportunities page to find contact information for these and other current fellowship offerings.

Faculty Development Fellowship

This fellowship is funded by HRSA and includes five weeks of on-site intensive training in Seattle combined with a yearlong individual project focused at each Fellow's residency program. Ten fellows are accepted each year. Close to 50% of the Network faculty have completed this program.

One-Year Clinical Fellowships

• Rural Fellowship: Tacoma Family Medicine offers a rural fellowship including 6 months of operative obstetrics
• High-Risk and Operative Obstetrics: Spokane Family Medicine and Swedish Family Medicine programs offer fellowship training in high risk and operative obstetrics
• HIV Fellowship: The Family Medicine Residency of Idaho offers an HIV Fellowship
• Sports Medicine: The Family Medicine Residency of Idaho, UW Family Medicine Residency and Montana Family Medicine each offer Sports Medicine Fellowships
• Geriatrics: Swedish Family Medicine offers a Geriatrics Fellowship
• Addiction Medicine: Swedish at Providence program offers an Addiction Medicine Fellowship

Faculty Development Workshops

Each year the Network's education committee plans a series of faculty development workshops around topics suggested by program faculty members. Workshops are either one or two days in duration, and are typically held in the Seattle area. Faculty at our affiliated residency programs are invited to attend, as are clinical faculty members who precept, pre-doctoral students or residents. If room is available, registration is extended to community physicians who are not actively working with WWAMI sites, but have an interest in a particular workshop's content. Our annual offerings are a Chief Resident conference, an EBM/Clinical Scholarship course, and a Collaborative Care conference on a topic of interest to both physicians and behavioral scientists. For the last several years we have worked to collaborate ALSO courses using shared equipment to ensure all programs have access to both ALSO training and a sufficient number of ALSO instructors.

Director Development Sessions

The Education Committee is also responsible for planning regular Director Development sessions. These sessions are held in conjunction with quarterly Directors meetings and concern topics of mutual concern to directors, such as funding of residency education, future of Family Medicine, insurance coverage/risk