Residency Offers Clinical and Educational Experiences
Central Maine Medical Center Family Medicine Residency provides clinical and educational experiences to third-year core students and fourth-year elective students. We are a very competitive site for clinical rotations. We strive to show compassion and respect to all and pride ourselves to immerse our students in vast clinical environment and a great experience. We advise applicants to apply months in advance in order to secure an approved rotation.
Our residency is a host Core Clerkship site for the entire third year of clinical experiences for the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine (UNECOM). We accept a total of twelve students from UNECOM, who are matched to our site through a lottery process.
We also are a core site for the following 3rd-year Family Medicine Clerkships:
- Tufts, (Maine Medical) School of Medicine
- Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont
We strive to provide an optimal learning experience by allowing students to be involved in all aspects of medical education. We will only schedule rotations when there is no conflict with resident education. Rotations are available to students from U.S., Canadian and offshore medical schools.
Documentation Requirements (once approved for a rotation):
- Clinical Experience Agreement between your school and Central Maine Medical Center (our contracts personnel will work with your school to establish this)
- Letter of Good Standing from the school
- Immunization Records
- Measles
- Rubella
- Hepatitis B
- Tuberculin Test (PPD)
- Varicella
- Flu Shot (during appropriate season)
- COVID Vaccination and Booster (if you had had Booster)
- National Background check is complete with satisfactory results (local background checks are not accepted)
- Social Security Address/Alias trace
- State of Residence Criminal Background search
- National Sex Offender search
- Office of Inspector General search
- Excluded Party List System search
What We Offer to Students:
- CMMC is located within walking distance to many restaurants, shops, services, and places of worship. It is also close to Bates College.
- Transportation services are easily accessed.
- In Auburn, apartment-style housing is provided. It may be necessary for you to share an apartment if the student census is high. Apartments have a fully- equipped kitchen, linens are provided and laundry on site in apartment, wireless internet and basic cable. No pets are allowed.
- Parking – Off-street parking is available to all students.
- Food – We are unable to provide free meals to elective students.
- Wellness – We offer access to our wellness center, located on the CMMC campus. The center includes cardiovascular equipment and weights and classes. Students are responsible for classes that require a fee.
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- For further questions please email: mary.dooley@cmhc.org.
Elective Clerkships
Central Maine Medical Center Family Medicine Residency offers 3rd year student Core Clerkships to
- University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine,
- University of Vermont College of Medicine
- Tufts University (MMC campus).
The following elective clerkships are available at CMMC (clerkships are only scheduled when they will not conflict with resident education) and are coordinated by the Family Medicine Residency office. We only approve rotations that offer the most optimal education. We offer these rotations to students from U.S., Canadian and offshore medical schools.
Family Medicine (Sub-Internship)
- 4-week clerkship
- Combination of Inpatient and Outpatient experience
- Hours: (inpatient) 6:00am – 5:30pm or later Monday-Friday
(outpatient) 7:45 am – 5:00 pm Monday-Friday - Can take a short call if desired (PM or Weekend)
- Didactic sessions weekly
- Participate as a member of the team
We offer other rotations on a case-by-case basis. These specialties can include:
- Infectious Disease,
- Cardiology
- Emergency Medicine
- Vascular Surgery
- OB-GYN
- Pediatrics
- Surgery
- Outpatient Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Rural Family Medicine.
If there is a rotation you are interested in and did not see listed, feel free to contact us to determine if it might be something that can be arranged.
If you have questions regarding a clerkship, contact Mary Dooley at mary.dooley@cmhc.org
Overview
Central Maine Medical Center Family Medicine Residency provides clinical and educational experiences to third-year core students and fourth-year elective students. We are a very competitive site for clinical rotations. We advise applicants to apply months in advance in order to secure an approved rotation.
Our residency is a host Core Clerkship site for the entire third year of clinical experiences for the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine (UNECOM). We accept a total of Twelve students from UNECOM, who are matched to our site through a lottery process.
We also are a core site for the following 3rd-year Family Medicine Clerkships:
- Tufts, (Maine Medical) School of Medicine
- University of Vermont School of Medicine
We strive to provide an optimal learning experience by allowing students to be involved in all aspects of medical education. We will only schedule rotations when there is no conflict with resident education. Rotations are available to students from U.S., Canadian and offshore medical schools.
Documentation Requirements (once approved for a rotation):
- Clinical Experience Agreement between your school and Central Maine Medical Center (our contracts personnel will work with your school to establish this)
- Letter of Good Standing from the school
- Immunization Records
- Measles
- Mumps
- Rubella
- Hepatitis B
- Tuberculin Test (PPD)
- Varicella
- Flu Shot (during appropriate season)
- National Background check is complete with satisfactory results (local background checks are not accepted)
- Social Security Address/Alias trace
- State of Residence Criminal Background search
- National Sex Offender search
- Office of Inspector General search
- Excluded Party List System search
What We Offer to Students:
- CMMC is located within walking distance to many restaurants, shops, services, and places of worship. It is also close to Bates College.
- Transportation services are easily accessed.
- In Auburn, apartment-style housing is provided. It may be necessary for you to share an apartment if the student census is high. Apartments have a fully- equipped kitchen, linens are provided and laundry on site in apartment, wireless internet and basic cable. No pets are allowed.
- Parking – Off-street parking is available to all students.
- Food – We are unable to provide free meals to elective students.
- Wellness – We offer access to our wellness center, located on the CMMC campus. The center includes cardiovascular equipment and weights and classes. Students are responsible for classes that require a fee.