University of Vermont College of Medicine Department of Family Medicine

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Residents

The University and The University of Vermont Medical Center's Family Medicine Health Care Service support the only such residency program in Vermont, working with six residents per year in a three-year training program. Read more

Medical Students

Our academic faculty team introduces students to Family Medicine's diverse career offerings and encourages students to pursue scholarly endeavors to enhance their education. Read more

Board Certified Family Physicians

The Department of Family Medicine is seeking board certified/eligible family physicians to join the full-time faculty. View job description (PDF).

Quality patient care; quality educational programs; advancement of the family medicine specialty

The Department of Family Medicine is an academic and clinical department with an evidence-oriented mission that includes clinical care across the family spectrum, community engagement, clinically relevant research and scholarship, and outstanding education for medical students, residents, and providers across Vermont.

Did you know:

Frederick Morin, MD; Thomas Peterson, MD; William Jeffries, PhD; Alexandra Brown, MD; Martha Seagrave, PA-C; David Reisman, MD.

Class of 2017 Honors Night. From left to right: Frederick Morin, MD; Thomas Peterson, MD; William Jeffries, PhD; Alexandra Brown, MD; Martha Seagrave, PA-C; David Reisman, MD.

June 26, 2017-Laura McCray, MD was awarded a 2017 Frymoyer Scholar Award from the Larner College of Medicine and the College of Nursing Health Sciences.
May 17, 2017 - The Department of Family Medicine was selected by the Class of 2017 as the Clinical Department of the Year
May 17, 2017 - David Reisman, MD was recognized as the Clinical Resident of the Year by the Class of 2017!
February 14, 2017 - Anya Koutras, MD was awarded the Silver Stethoscope Award from the Class of 2019! This award recognizes the faculty member who had few lecture hours, but made a substantial contribution to students’ education.