Mission

Educate physicians for a lifetime of competent, compassionate and personally satisfying practice.

Improve the health of Maine people, with particular emphasis on rural areas and underserved populations.

Promote the involvement of physicians in the life of the broader community.

Residency Values

Creating a community of
learners which ...


Honors our patient care responsibilities.

Balances learning and patient care in a way that combines scientific rigor and humanity.

Values the contributions of other community caregivers.

Creating a workplace culture
that fosters ...


Respect and teamwork.

Support for personal well-being.

Openness and appreciation of difference.

 

Earn free CME credits for "Cancer in the family: primary care matters".

News

April 26, 2012
New Scholarship in Medicine Lecture
The Distinguished Speaker Series will feature Dr. Brian Irwin on Wednesday, May 23. The title of his talk is Recompense: Streams, Summits and Reflections and the focus is on his wilderness medicine experience. Read more here.

April 4, 2012
26th Annual Nevola Symposium 2012
Out of the Darkness and Into Delight: Spirituality, Flourishing and Joy
Tuesday, June 5, 2012 - Colby College, Waterville, Maine. Please use this link to view the website or go directly to print registration form here.

March 30, 2012
Rescheduled Scholarship in Medicine Lecture
The Distinguished Speaker Series will feature Carol Bult, PhD on Wednesday, June 27. This is a rescheduled date due to the cancellation. Read more here.

March 16, 2012
Match Day News!
We are please to announce that Maine-Dartmouth has filled all of its open positions in the Residency Match. Pictures and biographies of all our newest residents is posted here.

January 26, 2012
Speaker's Slides Now Available
The Scholarship in Medicine: Distinguished Speaker Series featured Alane O'Connor, DNP's talk on Buprenorphine during Pregnancy: Maternal and Infant Outcomes. To see her slides please click here.

January 5, 2012
Genomics in Medicine series in New England Journal of Medicine
"Regardless of where medicine is practiced, genomics is inexorably changing our understanding of the biology of nearly all medical conditions." remarked research director Greg Feero, MD, PhD. Dr. Feero is editor of this 14 part series of articles which are available here.

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