Waco Family Medicine Residency: Cutting Edge of Family Medicine

Meet the Class of 2028!

Full Spectrum

Training physicians for every practice setting

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Community Based

Practicing real-world medicine

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Missional

Passionately addressing non-medical drivers of health

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What Starts in Waco…

Alumni Making A Difference At Home and Abroad

Waco Residency Alumni: Dr. Isaiah Logan

I chose Waco Family Medicine because of the faculty. While rotating as a student, I felt they were truly invested in my success and development into the physician I wanted to be. Development goes well beyond just knowledge—these relationships matter. My training fully prepared me to practice both rural and underserved.

Dr. Isaiah LoganPractice experience: Alaska, New Mexico (Indian Health Service), Tanzania

Waco Residency Alumni: Samantha Conroy

In global health, success often depends on learning to think outside of the box. WFM more than prepared me by emphasizing learning by doing. When I found myself in novel situations, the broad medical experience and confidence in high-risk obstetrics and procedures I gained in residency gave me the tools I needed to think creatively—and provide the whole-person care my patients needed and deserved.
(Photo: Alison Achieng)

Dr. Samantha ConroyPractice location: Kijabe Hospital, Kijabe Kenya; Samaritan’s Purse Post-Residency Program

Waco Residency Alumni: Drs. Evan & Vicky (and Felix) Colmenero

Our training goals were rural medicine, full-spectrum, and underserved. When we interviewed, Waco fit — and we loved the welcoming atmosphere. WFM prepared us for our rural practice, including OB, newborn nursery, and inpatient pediatrics. While residency was hard, it was ultimately fulfilling — and we made friends for life!

Drs. Evan & Vicky (and Felix) ColmeneroPractice location: Plainview, TX (pop. 22,000)

Waco Residency Alumni: Michael de Lota

WFM is deeply invested in transforming residents into complete physicians, preparing them for every practice setting. I felt the diverse faculty experience, broad curriculum, and clinical exposure prepared me to thrive in my Austin-based practice. It wasn’t just academic — they were devoted to my success in a very personal way.

Dr. Michael de LotaPractice location: Austin Regional Clinic, Kyle Plum Creek

Waco Residency Alumni: Dr. Isaiah Logan

I chose Waco Family Medicine because of the faculty. While rotating as a student, I felt they were truly invested in my success and development into the physician I wanted to be. Development goes well beyond just knowledge—these relationships matter. My training fully prepared me to practice both rural and underserved.

Dr. Isaiah LoganPractice experience: Alaska, New Mexico (Indian Health Service), Tanzania

Waco Residency Alumni: Samantha Conroy

In global health, success often depends on learning to think outside of the box. WFM more than prepared me by emphasizing learning by doing. When I found myself in novel situations, the broad medical experience and confidence in high-risk obstetrics and procedures I gained in residency gave me the tools I needed to think creatively—and provide the whole-person care my patients needed and deserved.
(Photo: Alison Achieng)

Dr. Samantha ConroyPractice location: Kijabe Hospital, Kijabe Kenya; Samaritan’s Purse Post-Residency Program

Waco Residency Alumni: Drs. Evan & Vicky (and Felix) Colmenero

Our training goals were rural medicine, full-spectrum, and underserved. When we interviewed, Waco fit — and we loved the welcoming atmosphere. WFM prepared us for our rural practice, including OB, newborn nursery, and inpatient pediatrics. While residency was hard, it was ultimately fulfilling — and we made friends for life!

Drs. Evan & Vicky (and Felix) ColmeneroPractice location: Plainview, TX (pop. 22,000)

Waco Residency Alumni: Michael de Lota

WFM is deeply invested in transforming residents into complete physicians, preparing them for every practice setting. I felt the diverse faculty experience, broad curriculum, and clinical exposure prepared me to thrive in my Austin-based practice. It wasn’t just academic — they were devoted to my success in a very personal way.

Dr. Michael de LotaPractice location: Austin Regional Clinic, Kyle Plum Creek

Waco Residency Alumni: Dr. Isaiah Logan

I chose Waco Family Medicine because of the faculty. While rotating as a student, I felt they were truly invested in my success and development into the physician I wanted to be. Development goes well beyond just knowledge—these relationships matter. My training fully prepared me to practice both rural and underserved.

Dr. Isaiah LoganPractice experience: Alaska, New Mexico (Indian Health Service), Tanzania

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