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Vol. 66, No. 4 2015

Northeast Florida Medicine

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About Us

St. Vincent’s FamilyMedicine Residency Program (SVFM) in

Jacksonville, Florida has been training successful and compas-

sionate physicians since 1972. SVFM physicians are known for

providing complete care to a variety of patients, from expectant

mothers and their newborns to elderly patients and their fami-

lies. SVFM is dually accredited by the Accreditation Council of

Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), training both MDs

and DOs. St. Vincent’s currently educates 30 residents per year,

with 10 residents in each of three classes. Residents come from

all over the country with a variety of interests includingWomen’s

Health, Sports Medicine, Obstetrics, Dermatology, Integrative

Medicine, Rural Medicine and Pediatrics.The program provides

residents access to a variety of facilities for training, along with

benefits from affiliations with Ascension Health, Wolfson Chil-

dren’s Hospital, Florida State University, the University of South

Florida and NOVA Southeastern University. SVFM is proud to

have multiple board-certified family medicine doctors on staff

full-time as attending physicians, as well as a pediatrician, two

OBGYNs, and a clinical psychologist who all teach residents and

continue their own panel of patients.

Our Home

St. Vincent’s Medical Center has three locations in the Jack-

sonville area: Riverside, Southside andClayCounty. St.Vincent’s

Riverside (SVR) is the home hospital for the residency program

and is part of Ascension Health, the country’s largest non-profit

Catholic health system. SVR is a 538-bed hospital that serves as

a valuable training center with state-of-the art technology. For

example, OB clinical simulators are used regularly to provide a

beneficial experience delivering babies in high-risk situations.

Also, up-to-date electronic medical records facilitate efficient

communication between physicians, specialists and patients.

Residents often find themselves in numerous locations during

their training, including the newest 40-patient room Family

Medicine Center which opened in 2004 and the associated

nursing home St. Catherine’s Labouré Manor, both of which

are adjacent to the hospital.

St. Vincent’s Family Medicine Residency in Jacksonville, Florida

By Meredith Riddle, DO, MS

St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Riverside on the

St. John’s River is the home hospital for the residency.

Graduated resident Dr. Liz Marquez continues to serve

the Jacksonville community in a St. Vincent’s Primary Care office.

Residents’ Corner: St. Vincent’s