Center for Family Medicine

Center for Family Medicine is a medical clinic in Minot, ND. Administered by the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences, the clinic provides a full range of family medicine services to a large and varied population. Their clinical offerings include maternity care, endoscopy, colonoscopy, colposcopy, vasectomy, and various office-based procedures. The clinic serves patients within the clinic, hospital, nursing home, assisted living, and home environments.

The clinic's Family Medicine Residency Program began in 1975 as the first residency program in the state and is fully accredited by the ACGME. The facility moved into its state-of-the-art clinic in 2005. The core faculty consists of six family physicians and one psychologist, supported by more than 100 community faculty members. Through an affiliation with Trinity Health, the program provides training in both urban and rural settings, preparing residents to work with specialists in well-equipped hospitals as well as independently in areas where specialized equipment may not be immediately available.

Located on 11th Ave SW, the clinic is situated near Minot High School and a short drive from Moose Park. The facility sits near the intersection of 16th Street Southwest and Burdick Expressway West.

The Center for Family Medicine is recognized as a well-respected provider in the community, maintaining a long-standing history of medical excellence in North Dakota. Their commitment to comprehensive care and medical training makes them a vital part of the regional healthcare landscape.

Services:

• Community Healthcare Services
• Family Medicine Residency Training
• Full Range of Family Medicine Services
• Resident Education and Curriculum Development
• Rural Track Program