The Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine (WARM) is a rural education program within the MD Program curriculum at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison.
Medical students who are enrolled in this four-year program will learn to develop the skills and have opportunities to participate in a rural setting.
The goal of the Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine program is to admit students who intend to practice rural medicine and ultimately help increase the number of physicians who practice medicine in rural Wisconsin and help improve the health of rural Wisconsin communities. |
RURAL HEALTH NEWSWARM Students Plan Disaster Drill in La Crosse Dr. Byron Crouse Discusses Rural Medicine on NPR Match Day Includes 20 Students in Rural Medicine Program WARM Student from Antigo Mentioned During Budget Address Wisconsin Budget Calls for $3 Million for Rural and Urban Medical Programs Wisconsin AHEC: On Location Newsletter Wisconsin Rural Physician Residency Assistance Program (WRPRAP) Newsletter (pdf)
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