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June 7, 2010 Welcome to Lori DePriest, newest member of our residency program support team. Lori comes to us with over six years experience as residency program assistant at the Southwest Georgia Family Medicine Residency at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, Albany, Georgia. She will utilize her valuable skills as our new Residency Project Coordinator.
June 5th, 2010 Rose Family Medicine celebrates it's 40th year of accreditation as a Family Medicine Program. Please check out the blog. It's an awesome feeling to have trained family physicians for four decades!
June 5, 2010 marks the 40th year of the Rose Family Medicine Residency at Rose Medical Center! We first received our accreditation on June 5th, 1970. Congratulations and well-wishes to all who have made this partnership so successful over 4 decades of educating family medicine physicians.
June 1, 2010 The Rose Family Medicine Residency bids goodbye to one of our longtime faculty, Marc Grushan, MD. Marc has been with the Rose Residency for more than a decade, and is moving from a position as residency faculty to a private practice opportunity in Boulder. Marc will be part of a group that makes house-calls to the elderly and home-bound, and is excited about his new opportunity but will miss RFMR immensely. Marc leaves behind a legacy of education and contributions to the Rose program that will benefit our program for decades to come, and we will miss you! Best of luck in your new endeavor! (A search for new faculty is underway!)
Pete Smith, MD
Dr. Smith graduated from Princeton with a degree in the History of Ideas, and then received his MD from Georgetown University School of Medicine. Dr. Smith served as chief resident and has been on the faculty since graduating in 1997. He spent his first several years on the faculty as Assistant Residency Director while developing clinical programs in suburban and rural Eastern Colorado, and developing the University’s Wilderness Medicine elective. He then completed a research fellowship at the University of Colorado. Dr. Smith has served as Assistant Director of CaReNet, one of the nation’s premier practice based research networks. He is now the founding director of BIGHORN, a new PBRN focusing on the diverse universe of private practice. Dr. Smith directs the University of Colorado’s efforts with the Family Physicians Inquiries Network (FPIN), is an Assistant Editor for that organization and for the Clinical Inquiries feature at the Journal of Family Practice, and holds several leadership positions within FPIN. In addition, Dr. Smith has started a collaborative program to integrate primary care and advanced point-of-care testing into Dept. of Psychiatry’s clinical sites. When not at work, he can be found spending time with his wife Pauline and their two children, flailing on his guitar at Swallow Hill Folk Center, fly fishing, or dropping a knee and earning his tele turns.
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