Training Sites

For Year 1, residents in the Duke Rural Family Medicine Residency program are part of the Duke Family Medicine Residency, doing most of Year 1 rotations in Durham, and remain connected with that program through shared didactics and programming throughout the entire training. Ambulatory clinic will be at the Family Medicine Center at Duke Primary Care Oxford, allowing residents to begin developing a patient panel.  The first year OB rotation is at Maria Parham Health, the community hospital in Henderson, NC which is also the inpatient home for years 2 and 3. Home base is Duke Primary Care Oxford in Granville County, North Carolina. Duke Family Medicine Center is where the weekly didactic sessions occur.

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Duke Primary Care Oxford serves as the main training site for residents in the Duke Rural Family Medicine Residency program for Years 2 and 3. Located in Granville County, North Carolina, Oxford is located about 30 miles northeast of Durham. The health care team at Duke Primary Care Oxford includes family medicine physicians along with physician assistants and nurse practitioners who specialize in providing medical care for children, teens and adults. Other support includes a clinical PharmD, population health nurse, and a LCSW who provides adult counseling services. 

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Located in Henderson, North Carolina, Maria Parham Health is the main hospital training site for the Duke Rural Family Medicine Residency program during Years 2 and 3. Maria Parham Health, a Duke LifePoint Hospital, is the region’s health care leader. Fully accredited by The Joint Commission and the College of American Pathologists, Maria Parham has combined the qualities necessary to offer the best in community medicine—physicians representing a wide range of specialties, highly trained nurses and clinical specialists, and the latest technology.

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