Postdoctoral Study
Training Programs: OPTIK Membership Roster
Capital Region Medical Center
Jefferson City, Missouri
www.crmc.org
Internship Programs:
Traditional Rotating Internship: 6 AOA approved slots
Residency Programs:
Family Practice: 12 AOA approved slots
Is your program dually accredited?
No
Salary Information:
Interns - $42,000.00
Health Insurance paid; Meals while on duty; 14 days vacation/time off; CME allowance-$1000.00; 3 lab coats & 3 pair of scrubs
Residents – OGME 2 - $43,200.00; 17 days vacation; CME allowance-$1000.00
Health Insurance paid; Meals while on duty; 3 lab coats & 3 pair of scrubs
OGME 3 - $44,400.00; 20 days vacation; CME allowance-$1500.00
Health Insurance paid, Meals while on duty
3 lab coats & 3 pair of scrubs
Clerkship Opportunities:
Internal Medicine, Surgery, Anesthesia, Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Infectious Diseases, Nephrology, Oncology, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Radiology
Educational Program:
CRMC has served as a training site for osteopathic pre- and postgraduates for over 50 years. Their first intern was in 1952. The training program includes a daily lecture or interactive morning report or a case presentation. Patient management and demonstration/participation in procedures are under the supervision of the attending physician. Interns and Residents take in-hospital call. They participate in the quarterly osteopathic concepts meeting and present lectures at quarterly staff meetings. Family Practice Residents manage a panel of continuity of care patients at the Resident Clinic. The Residents are at the Resident Clinic 3 afternoons per week
Educational Perks:
Competitive salary & Benefits Package
AOA & MAOPS membership
Meals while on duty
HealthPlex Membership
Dedicated Staff & Faculty
Hospital Highlights:
As a two time winner of the Missouri Quality Award Capital Region Medical Center is committed to providing exceptional healthcare to the communities it serves. Capital Region Medical Center services an 8 county mostly rural geographic region. As a community based hospital with 100 all private licensed rooms Capital Region, provides health care for the entire family.
Hospital services at Capital Region Medical Center include a renovated emergency department, inpatient rehabilitation unit, intensive care unit, cardiac cath Lab, state-of-the art operating suites, inpatient therapy services, imaging services including interventional radiology.
Capital Region proudly boasts the only comprehensive cancer care facility in Jefferson City in the Goldschmidt Cancer Center. Here board certified physicians combine with the latest technologies to detect and treat cancer. Capital Region is also home to the Sam B. Cook Healthplex Jefferson City’s only medically directed, hospital based fitness facility. More than a fitness center, the Healthplex offers cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, adult and pediatric therapies, including speech, occupational and physical, as well has highly specialized therapies like lymphadema and incontinence therapy.
An affiliate of University of Missouri Health Care, Capital Region provides the care and convenience of a community based hospital with the expertise of an academic medical center. Through this affiliation Capital Region is able to partner with University Physicians to provide a broader scope of care to the community.
Capital Region is constantly expanding and evolving to meet the needs of the community. The first hospital in the area to adopt an electronic medical record system, Capital Region strives to stay ahead of trends to improve the quality of care delivered to patients. Capital Region is also working hard to expand access to healthcare throughout the counties it serves. With a vast clinic system, Capital Region provides care to families from Owensville to California and Holts Summit to the Lake of the Ozarks area. The clinic system also houses many specialty providers including neurology, internal medicine, nephrology, physiatry, obstetrics, gynecology, integrative medicine, acupuncture and pediatrics. Through its affiliation with the University of Missouri Health Care system, Capital Region provides cardiothoracic and orthopedic services as well.
Facts & Figures:
Following are general statistics about the training hospital.
| Beds | 114 |
| Average Occupancy | 66% |
| Admissions | 7,185 |
| ER visits | 30,634 |
| Births | 775 |
| Surgeries | 4,873 |
| Medical Staff | 235 |
City Profile:
Jefferson City was founded in 1821 by the nation’s third president, Thomas Jefferson and was designed as the state’s capital some 90 years later. On the banks of the Missouri River, the capital building is a centerpiece of architectural design. Over 80 trade and professional groups have chosen Jefferson City as their state headquarters and major industries continue to flourish.
Jefferson City is a short drive from the Lake of the Ozarks, Mark Twain National Forest and the Missouri State Fairgrounds. The scenic waterways of mid-Missouri make it one of the most loved recreational spots in the state. Other attractions include winery tours, seasonal festivities, a host of historical sites and cultural presentations. Most of the Sundays in the summer include a church picnic with homestyle cooking. There is the Maifest, Octoberfest, the Apple Festival, the Turkey Festival, the Cole County Fair and others. There are many activities in Jefferson City or the nearby surrounding area.
Jefferson City is a good family oriented community. Close to the Katy Trail and several Parks, there are many activities for sports minded families. Numerous restaurants and fast food places offer a variety of foods. The Capital Mall and numerous mini-mall shopping centers provide many places to shop. Columbia is only 30 miles away and the Factory Outlet mall, which has over 75 stores, is located at the Lake of the Ozarks, about 45 miles away.
What makes your program unique?
The teaching program is unique in that many of our preceptors are younger physicians. Younger physicians are able to relate more closely with the program participants, thus creating a more conducive environment for learning. Actually, many of our preceptors completed their internships and residencies at Capital Region before moving on to pursue residencies outside of family practice or to complete fellowships. Upon completion, many former interns and residents return to participate in the program which is a testimonial in itself to the program and community.
For More Information, Contact:
Daniel Gibson, D.O.
Director of Medical Education
1125 Madison Street, P.O. Box 1128
Jefferson City, MO 65102-1128
573-632-5013
573-632-5904 Fax
Charles J. Ludy, D.O.
Program Director
1125 Madison Street, P.O. Box 1128
Jefferson City, MO 65102-1128
573-632-5013
573-632-5904 Fax
Debbie Rehagen
Medical Education Coordinator
1125 Madison Street
Jefferson City, MO 65102-1128
573-632-5013
573-632-5904 Fax
drehagen@mail.crmc.org
Updated 2011
