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Department of Family Medicine

Family Medicine is the medical specialty that provides continuing and comprehensive health care for individuals and families. This specialty integrates the biological, clinical and behavioral sciences and encompasses all ages and sexes, each organ system, and every disease entity. It is this combination that qualifies family physicians to provide continuing and comprehensive medical care and health maintenance and preventive services to each member of a family regardless of patient type or problem – be it biological, behavioral or social.

Family medicine physicians, because of their background and interactions with families, are best qualified to serve as a patient’s advocate in all health-related matters, including the appropriate use of consultants, health services and community resources.

Education

Education

The Department of Family Medicine fulfills its educational mission by providing medical curriculum and training programs to medical students, residents and fellows.
Research

Research

Department of Family Medicine research faculty and staff are focused on developing real solutions to the community’s most pressing health care problems.
Clinical Care

Clinical Care

The clinical faculty of IU School of Medicine’s Department of Family Medicine provide comprehensive health care for people of all ages – from newborns to seniors.
3
Years of Family Medicine Residency Training
5
Indianapolis Clinical Facilities
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Fellowship in Primary Care Sports Medicine
Kevin B. Gebke, MD

Kevin B. Gebke, MD

Chair, Department of Family Medicine
Dr. Gebke, with more than 16 years of clinical experience in primary care & sports medicine, serves as the service line leader for primary care, working extensively on medical home modeling and implementation.
Javier F. Sevilla-Martir, MD

Javier F. Sevilla-Martir, MD

Assistant Dean for Diversity Affairs
Dr. Sevilla was the driving force behind the creation of the IU Student Outreach Clinic, which has flourished into one of the largest student-led free clinics in the United States.

Collaborative Research

By fostering a collaborative research agenda with other IU School of Medicine academic departments and other clinical science schools of Indiana University as well as government organizations, provider organizations and non-profit agencies, investigator educators in the Department of Family Medicine continue to advance knowledge on health care access and delivery.

Family Medicine Residency

The Department of Family Medicine offers a three-year community-based residency program. Residents in this program participate in integrated inpatient and outpatient learning and receive training in six major areas of medicine: pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, internal medicine, psychiatry and neurology, surgery, and community medicine.

Office of GME

Resources