Our Mission
KCU-GME Consortium/Freeman Family Medicine’s mission is to heal the people and the communities we serve.
Program Aims
- Expanding access to high quality primary care which is accountable, effective, efficient, and evidence-based.
- Engaging patients in therapeutic relationships which are compassionate and constructive.
- Preparing residents as lifelong learners and leaders, committed to personal, professional, and ethical development.
- Prioritizing personal and professional well-being.
- Advocating for family medicine and healthy communities at local, regional, and national levels.
Our Strengths
- Strong sense of community.
- Focus on mental health training, including addiction medicine.
- Strong institutional support from KCU, including access to learning materials from the American Medical Association, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, etc.
- Highly engaged and enthusiastic residents.
- Committed faculty.
- Knowledgeable, experienced and respected program director.
- Healthy work-life balance and focus on well-being.
- Clinic-first model with high-functioning continuity clinics.
- Emphasis on rural and smaller community practice.
How to Apply
Program ID: 1202800706
- Audition/Sub-internship rotations are offered and scheduled through the AAMC Visiting Student Learning Opportunities Portal (VSLO). You will have the opportunity to interview during this rotation if you choose to do so.
- Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) applications accepted September 15 – November 15.
- Residents matched in March.
- Apply here or contact your school of medicine clinical education office.
Application Information
ERAS ID / ACGME Program ID# 1202800706
Name: Kansas City University-GME Consortium (KCU-GMEC) Program
Minimum Qualifications For All Applicants
- Applicants who have graduated from an accredited MD/DO school within the last three years will be considered.
- VISAs are not sponsored.
- Applicants will need to have passing scores on USMLE and/or COMLEX Steps 1 and 2, CS or PE by the ranking deadline.
- Submit at least three clinical letters of recommendation based on recent experience (not longer than three years ago).