Women's Health - The Wright Center

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Summary: The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education is a nonprofit, Scranton-based health education organization (founded 1976) focused on graduate medical education and community-oriented primary care. It trains internal medicine, family medicine, and psychiatry residents, plus cardiology and gastroenterology fellows, through a regional network in Luzerne, Lackawanna, Wayne, and Pike counties. The Center emphasizes the Beyond Flexner national movement to prepare physicians committed to equitable, community-based care within a Safety-Net Consortium. It partners with Commonwealth Health System, VA, Geisinger, and multiple regional clinics and health centers to offer diverse learning environments. Although primarily an education organization, it operates a patient-facing primary care ecosystem and supports a National Family Medicine Residency (NFMR) via a consortium model with affiliated sites across the U.S. Key context for Women's Health: - The Wright Center Training emphasizes community-based, patient-centered care, which includes family medicine training that often covers women’s health needs. - Partner sites and clinical environments include Federally Qualified Health Center networks that typically provide women’s health services (screening, well-woman visits, reproductive health) as part of primary care training. - Specific women’s health offerings are not listed on the page; contact or site-specific inquiries to the Scranton HQ or partner clinics may be needed to confirm current women’s health services and ob-gyn-focused rotations. If you’re seeking women’s health services or rotations specifically at The Wright Center in Scranton, consider reaching out to the main contact (570.230.0019) or check partner site details for ob-gyn, women’s health clinics, or family medicine rotations.