Mankato Family Medicine Residency Program, Department of Family Medicine in the Medical School at the University of Minnesota

• Our clinic, ISJ Clinic-EastRidge, is part of the Mayo Health System.

• Residents develop their own patient panels at our busy clinic.

• Our clinic and Immanuel St. Joseph's Medical Center (ISJ), a family-medicine friendly, 270-bed regional care center, are connected by a T-1 line to the Mayo Clinic.

• Residents have access to the Internet resources of the University of Minnesota and the Mayo Clinic.

A patient presents resident Grayson Westfall, MD, with a homemade rhubarb pie.

Resident Jennifer Scott, DO, left,
works with one of our clinic nurses.

• This year our program will accept five PGY1 residents.

• Our program's residents are the only residents at ISJ.

• Our program is based in Mankato, a friendly town of 45,000, located on the Minnesota River in the south central area of the state.

• We're an easy drive from Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota's Twin Cities, the state's largest metropolitan area.

• The area has abundant parks and trails for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year-round.

Resident Lucas Hammell, DO, checks a newborn.

Minnesota State University, Mankato and other institutions of higher education are located here.

To Apply

To apply to the MD/DO dual-accredited University of Minnesota Mankato Family Medicine Residency Program, register with the National Matching Service (NMS) (for osteopathic students only) or the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Apply in the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) by Dec. 31.

See the University of Minnesota Department of Family Medicine and Community Health web pages for more information about salary and benefits, application process and criteria, and scheduling interviews.