At the Medical Partnership, we focus on integration of subject areas such as biochemistry, physiology, and microbiology within the context of clinical problems, highlighting our patient-centered approach while providing a comprehensive foundation of basic sciences. Our curriculum provides students with the context necessary to develop lifelong learning strategies to provide effective care for their future patients.

Through our Population and Community Health curriculum, our students begin seeing patients as early as their first month in medical school. Our students also staff a free clinic as well as the Mobile Health Clinic, which gives them another opportunity to visit with patients. During the 3rd and 4th year rotations, there is often a 1:1 student/preceptor ratio.

Athens, Georgia is a place unlike any other. Boasting big city amenities, with small town charm, the Athens area is a great place to receive your education or begin a career. The city is best known for the University of Georgia and the Georgia Bulldogs, but it is also home to a thriving music scene, award winning restaurants and many other attractions.

With smaller class sizes, you’ll receive instruction more tailored to you and your goals.

• 3 to 1 student to faculty ratio
• Small Group Learning: 8 Students to 2 Facilitators
• Clinical Skills: 4 students to 1 facilitator
• Anatomy Laboratory: 7 students to 1 Anatomist