Commitment to Graduate Medical Education

Emory Warner Robins Family Medicine Residency

At Emory Warner Robins, we are deeply committed to the advancement of Graduate Medical Education (GME). Our leadership, faculty, and staff actively support scholarly activity, professional development, and clinical excellence across all levels of training.

Emory Healthcare provides robust financial, educational, and personnel resources to ensure our residency program delivers high-quality, modern, and meaningful training experiences. This commitment reflects our dedication to preparing future family physicians to meet the evolving needs of our communities with confidence and compassion.

Our program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and proudly trains both osteopathic and allopathic residents.

General Program Objectives

The Emory Warner Robins Family Medicine Residency Program is designed to:

• Implement the Core Competencies of the ACGME and AOA, including:
  • Osteopathic philosophy and manipulative medicine
  • Patient care
  • Medical knowledge
  • Practice-based learning and improvement
  • Interpersonal and communication skills
  • Professionalism
  • Systems-based practice
• Ensure residents are prepared for board certification by the AOA, ACOFP, ACGME, and ABFM
• Deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care at the Pavilion Family Medicine Center
• Promote an interdisciplinary, team-based approach to healthcare
• Foster a culture of lifelong learning, quality improvement, and continuing medical education
• Support faculty development to enhance teaching, retention, and clinical excellence

Letter from Leadership

At Emory Warner Robins, we are proud to offer a residency experience that is supportive, challenging, and rewarding. Our ambulatory facilities, dedicated faculty, and diverse clinical opportunities ensure that graduates are well-prepared to practice high-quality family medicine.

We believe in cultivating a learning environment where residents feel supported by leadership and empowered to grow both professionally and personally. Subspecialty exposure is broad, with the exception of neurosurgery and cardiac surgery.

If you are seeking a well-rounded, academically strong, and community-focused family medicine residency, we invite you to explore Emory Warner Robins—you’ll be glad you did.

Katherine Glas, MD
Vice President, Medical Affairs / Chief Medical Officer
Emory Warner Robins Hospital