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It's a a beautiful evening in Fort Wayne, Indiana. |
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 The Fort Wayne Medical Education Program (FWMEP) is
located in Northeastern Indiana. Click here to find it on
Google Maps.
Residents see patients in the new 21,000 sq. ft. Family
Medicine Clinic with a full Electronic Medical Record implemented
and four dedicated procedure rooms.
Because residents rotate in all three tertiary hospitals with no competing residents,
there is an abundance of pathology, patients, learning opportunities and
procedures. There is only nine miles difference between the two farthest hospitals,
translating to about fifteen minutes driving time.
Each hospital has its distinct population so you will have access to over1,100
hospital beds with a wide variety of patient types, from inner city, low income
patients to those from affluent neighborhoods.
FWMEP has a strong OB program where first year residents average 65 deliveries.
You have the option for C-Section training as well as an advanced OB
certification.
As a resident in Indiana, you have the opportunity to moonlight starting your
second year. Your schedule during the second and third is flexible enough to
give you the time and energy to moonlight any month. Unlike many programs,
the residency also covers residents’ malpractice insurance.
Fort Wayne was named an All American city in 1982, 1998, and again in
2009. |
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Fort Wayne was named for General "Mad" Anthony Wayne, who built a fort at the confluence of three rivers in 1794.
There were 3 American forts built in Fort Wayne. The current fort is a replica of the one constructed by Major John Whistler and his men during 1815 — 1816 & was the last fort to stand at the junction of the St. Mary's, St. Joseph, and Maumee Rivers. It was designed purely for defense against Native Americans, and could be comfortably defended by a relatively small number of men.
Home to a wealth of history, education, industry and entertainment, Fort Wayne is Indiana's 2nd largest city. Click here for more information about Fort Wayne. |
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Come watch the baseball stars of to-morrow at Parkview Field, the home of The Ft. Wayne TinCaps, the Mid-west League’s affiliate for the San Diego Padres. The beautiful baseball park opened this year on April 16 and will host the Midwest league’s All-Star Game next year.
The ball park is part of the new downtown Harrison Square develop-ment. |
Kevin Reiter returns to Komet nets
Netminder signs for second Fort Wayne stint
Fort Wayne, IN | Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010 --- The Komets announced Tuesday that goaltender Kevin Reiter has agreed to terms and has been added to the 2010-11 preseason roster. Reiter, 29, will be returning to the Komets for his second stint after collecting the 2008 Turner Cup Championship with the Komets.... Read More. |
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The Ft. Wayne Mad Ants are a member of the NBA’s D-League, the official developmental league for the National Basketball Association. |
| The Lakeside Rose Gardens has won numerous awards and is one of America’s largest rose gardens, displaying nearly 2,000 rose bushes representing 154 varieties. |
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Fort Wayne Civic Theater is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year. |
| Mad Anthonys Charity Classic for Children is an annual stop for the PGA’s nationwide series. Proceeds go to the Mad Anythonys Children’s Hope House. |
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Lazer X is the Midwest’s largest Lazer tag and arcade game facility. |
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