Family Medicine Residency Program , established in 1972, develops highly competent and compassionate family doctors through academic exchange in an atmosphere of respect, friendship and professionalism. The art and science of education are combined to ensure a rewarding experience that provides residents with a model for a life-long learning pattern of time for work, family, entertainment and intellectual growth. Many of our graduates have chosen to open their practices in the area served by Susquehanna Health.

The Clinical Lab Science Program is an important part of Susquehanna Health's educational activities and of the Laboratory department, graduating skilled professional medical technologists for over 35 years. Many graduates have accepted positions as clinical laboratory staff and participate in the program as instructors for current students. Faculty is actively involved in curriculum development and student evaluation, and they are very concerned with student development. In 2003, the program successfully completed the requirements for program accreditation and was awarded a Certificate of Accreditation by NAACLS for a seven-year period, the longest period for which a certification award is granted.

Visiting Professors Schedule - Susquehanna Health is accredited by the Pennsylvania Medical Society to sponsor continuing medical education (CME) for physicians. The system designates CME activities in Category 1 of the Physician's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association and the Pennsylvania Medical Society membership requirement.

For further information about our CME Program, please contact Sue Vollman at 570-321-2175 or e-mail her at cmeoffice@susquehannahealth.org .