Training Sites

Duke University Medical Center - The Duke University Medical Center is the primary site for hospital based experiences. This 762 bed, tertiary care center is where our residents rotate on the following services: Hospitalist, Inpatient Pediatrics, Full Term Nursery, Obstetrics and Emergency Medicine. Additional outpatient experiences occur through the Duke University Medical Center outpatient clinics. The medical center is conveniently located down the street from our Family Medicine Center.

WakeMed - Located in Raleigh, North Carolina, this 515 bed hospital is where our residents participate in their Outpatient Pediatrics rotations and Pediatric Emergency Medicine.

Veteran's Administration Hospital - The 264 bed Durham Veteran's Administration Hospital is also located just down the street from our Family Medicine Center. Our residents rotate on the Medical Intensive Care Unit and Inpatient Surgical services here. Our residents also work with Geriatrics patients at the VA, and follow their own Nursing Home patients in the Extended Care Rehabilitation Center.

Durham Regional Hospital - This 369 bed community hospital in Durham is where our residents spend one month of their intern year on an Internal Medicine Service.

Collaborative Community-Based Clinical Sites

Lyon Park Clinic
Providing Health Care for the Family

Making sure that all people who live in the neighborhood have access to good health is one of the keys to building a better, stronger community. The Lyon Park Clinic, located in the Community Family Life and Recreation Center at the West End, Inc., is helping Durham residents stay healthier, and giving youngsters and adults a dose of good medicine.... Read more about this community-based clinical site.

Just For Us
Solutions for Shaping the Future of Health Care

Growing older doesn't have to be filled with pain or illness. It can be a productive, active, healthy time of life. Just for US helps Durham's older adults maintain their health and improve the quality of their lives. Many lower-income Durham seniors were living with chronic, debilitating health conditions, such as hypertension, diabetes. Read more about this community-based clinical site.

Walltown Neighborhood Clinic Neighborhood Clinic
Providing Health Care for the Family

Access to health care services is a crucial part of any community. Ensuring that each member of a neighborhood gets regular check-ups, preventive care and easy access to affordable care for chronic illnesses is an investment in the future. The Walltown Neighborhood Clinic provides that key service. Read more about this community-based clinical site.

School-Based Wellness Centers

Helping students stay healthy and ready to learn.
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Collaborative Community-Based Care Management Programs

Durham Community Health Network
A Community Care of NC Program

When clients sign up for Medicaid through Carolina Access, they have the option of choosing the benefits of the Community Care of North Carolina Program, administered locally in Durham through the Durham Community Health Network (DCHN). At the time they enroll, clients may choose a primary care provider who will manage their overall healthcare needs. If they need specialty care, the provider arranges for the client to see a specialist or receive other health services, such as nutrition counseling. DCHN is designed to help people access the healthcare support they need when they need it. DCHN works hand in hand with the client's health care provider to ensure that they receive the care recommended by their provider. Read more about this program

LATCH - Local Access to Coordinated Health Care
Providing care management to support uninsured and underinsured residents of Durham County

LATCH is an outreach, primary care and case management system that is culturally and linguistically competent to serve patients in existing facilities and in their homes. Building on relationships between Duke, local health and social service agencies and Durham County and City government, the LATCH consortium provides services and advocates for improved access for uninsured and underinsured residents of Durham County. Read more about this program