ural rotations can be done locally or throughout the state. Several rural training sites have been developed–some rural physicians can assist in offering housing and other needs. The most frequently used Idaho rural sites include McCall, Sandpoint, Soda Springs, Rexburg, Montpelier, Malad, Rupert, Jerome and Arco. Preparation for rural practice is fostered through rural rotations and hands-on practice management training. The cultural diversity of our patient population is enhanced by a Rural Perinatal Clinic serving migrant and seasonal farm worker families and by the care of Native Americans from Fort Hall Indian Reservation on our inpatient service. The program encourages residents to perform rural rotations in areas where they may consider establishing a practice. Second year–4 weeks Rural Rotation Third year–4 weeks Rural Rotation
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