How to Apply
Think we might be a great fit for you?
Our program is a strong fit for future Family Medicine physicians looking
to provide empathetic and evidence-based care for medically underserved
persons, develop a solid foundation in the fundamentals of full spectrum
family medicine, and experience innovative practice models at our rural
community. Every year, we select three residents to join the team!
Applications:
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We only accept applications and materials through
ERAS.
- Applications are reviewed in the order they are submitted (we encourage
you to apply early!)
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The
NRMP Match Number 3198120C1 must be used when ranking the Providence St. Peter
Chehalis Rural Training Program. This distinguishes our rural training program from our partner residency
program at Providence St. Peter Family Medicine Program in Olympia, WA.
- All pre-interview communications will come via ERAS/Thalamus.
Interviews:
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We will contact you via Thalamus to schedule an interview only after your
application is
complete and has been reviewed.
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Our interviews are conducted virtually within
Thalamus and in person at Chehalis Family Medicine.
- Interviews will be conducted on Mondays in October through December for
the 2026-2027 application cycle.
Minimum requirements:
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Applicant must be enrolled in the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP)
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Have passed within two attempts:
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USMLE Part I and Part II CK
OR
- COMLEX Part 1 and Part 2 CE
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Submit
two letters of recommendation, one of which
MUST be from a family medicine physician with whom you have rotated.
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Have a clinical rotation of a least 8 weeks duration that involves
DIRECT PATIENT CARE, with at least 6 weeks in a family medicine clinic in the
United States.
- Have graduated from medical school within 1 year of beginning training
in our program.
- International medical graduates must have an active, unrestricted ECFMG
certificate and be eligible to work in the United States as of June 1
of the academic year in which they begin training (example: 6/1/27 for
academic year 27-28).
AI guidance for the application process:
- It is acceptable to use AI to enhance your application by improving grammar,
structure, and clarity. However, you must ensure it reflects your authentic
voice, skills, and experiences.
- Please proofread carefully and avoid using AI to artificially enhance your
story or present false information.
Questions?
Reach out to our program coordinator, Lisa-Ann Roura, and view
frequently asked questions about the application process.
Address all correspondence for the St. Peter Family Medicine
Chehalis Rural Training Program to:
Lisa-Ann Roura, BS, C-TAGME | Graduate Medical Education Manager, Rural
Chehalis Family Medicine
931 S. Market Blvd., Chehalis, WA 98532
Phone:
253-356-6085
LisaAnn.Roura@providence.org
