The best part of the PC experience so far is when the interns got dropped off at their respective clinics and had to travel back to the main campus using public transportation - this helped us understand the time and energy many of our patients have to use, for example, to get a simple imaging test when we order it at clinic. The barriers to health are extensive and pervasive, and the only way to confront those barriers is to listen to our patients, work to understand, prioritize humility, and use the resources at our disposal to help. This was part of that understanding!

The best part about the PC program is my incredible class of co-residents who inspire me daily and have provided me with a close family of friends within a large residency program. The community you'll gain, extra primary care focused training, and lifelong friends make this PC program one of the most special training programs in the country.

I chose the PC track because it was important to me to have a dedicated curriculum focused on the topics specific to my future career. The PC track has electives specifically designed to make you a better primary care provider like orthopedics, dermatology, and women's health to name a few. I also loved the community of residents and the amazing mentors in the PC track.

My favorite thing about the PC track is our large resident cohort and community (9 incoming PC interns per year) and the Denver Health faculty invested in our training and development! Denver Health offers diverse flare of continuity clinics for you to find one that is a perfect fit for you! You can't beat the strength of being part of close-knit PC community and the 50 strong University of Colorado IM intern class who all bring different passions and talents!