First Year
Salary: $42,848*
Allowance: $500 educational materials
Vacation: Two weeks

Second Year
Salary: $44,044*
Vacation: Three weeks and holiday scheduling in late December
Practice Location: Three days allotted for this during the year
Conference: Five days and $750

Third Year
Salary: $45,630*
Vacation: Three weeks and holiday scheduling in late December
Practice Location: Five days
Conference: Five days and $750
Residents receive or may purchase benefits including health insurance (medical, dental vision), maternity/paternity leave, retirement, and disability insurance. Meals will be provided in conjunction with educational/didactic, mandatory conferences.

*Salaries as of July 1, 2007

The St. Francis Family Medical Residency participates in the National Residency Matching Program for first-year residency positions. Applications should be made through the ERAS program.

The Residency Program does have minimum requirements. Applicants must:

• be a United States citizen or permanent resident
• have graduated from an accredited medical school within the last three years
• have six months of “hands on” clinical experience in the United States
• have three current letters of recommendation from United States physicians
• have passed the USMLE 1 and 2

Foreign graduates are welcome, granted that they meet the requirements above. Unfortunately we are unable to sponsor VISAS.

Applications to the program should include:

• Personal statement
• USMLE or COMLEX Board scores
• Transcript
• Photo
• Three current letters of recommendation
• Curricula Vitae

Please direct questions regarding the residency program and application process to:

Doris Garland, Residency Coordinator
St. Francis Family Medicine Residency
Phone: 804/739-6142 ext.218
Fax: 804/739-8923
E-mail: doris_garland@bshsi.com

Applications may be submitted as early as September 1, but no later than January 1. Interviews will take place from October through the end of January.

The St. Francis Family Medicine Residency seeks to provide programs, services and activities for people with disabilities. Reasonable prior notice is needed to arrange such accommodations.

St. Francis Family Medicine
Residency Curriculum 2007-2008

Available Electives

• Orthopaedics Emergency Medicine Peds
• Peds ER
• Pulmonology Internal Medicine
• Rheumatology OB/GYN
• Hematology/Oncology OB
• Nephrology
• ENT
• Urology
• Neonatology
• Gastroenterology
• Plastic Surgery
• General Surgery
• Cardiology
• Neurosurgery
• Cardiovascular
• Cardio Thoracic Surgery

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Paul V. Jackson, M.D.
paul_jackson@bshsi.com
College of William and Mary, B.A. 1985
Virginia Commonwealth University, B.S. 1987
Medical College of Virginia, M.D. 1991
Residency: Chesterfield Family Practice, Richmond, Virginia 1992 – 1994
Certification: American Board of Family Practice, 1995, 2003
Medical Interests: Preventive Medicine, Alternative Medicine, Home Based Care
Position: Director: St. Francis Family Medicine Residency
Outside Interests: History, Running, Gardening, Reading (mysteries)

“I feel that family medicine will be even more important as we move into a more cost conscious and more technological medical environment. The human face of medicine is what people need for healing.”

Glenna P. Hendricks, FM, OB-GYN
glenna_p_hendricks@bshsi.com
University of Virginia, BSN
Medical College of Virginia, M.D., 1999
Louisiana State University at Alexandria, LA, 2000
Residency: Hanover Family Physicians, 2000-2001
Riverside Regional Medical Center, 2001-2005
Certification: American Board of Family Practice, 2003; American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2005 Board Eligible.
Medical Interests: Women's Health
Outside Interests: Sewing/quilting, running and
spending time with my four-legged children.

“Being able to care for patients and their families is a real privilege. Having training in OB/GYN and family medicine affords me the additional opportunity to care for women across their lifespan, for their medical, as well as their obstetric and gynecologic issues.”

Phil Sherrod , M.D.
phil_sherrod@bshsi.com
Hampden-Sydney College, BS Interscience/Biology 1970
Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University, Medical College of Virginia - MD 1974
Residency: Virginia Commonwealth University - Blackstone Program, Family Practice 1974-1977
Fellowship: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Faculty Development Fellowship in Family Medicine 1996-1997
2004-Felow of the American Academy of Family Physicians
Certification: Licensed to practice medicine in Virginia & North Carolina, 1977-present Board Certified in Family Medicine, 1995-present American Board of Family Practice, Certificate of Added Qualification - Sports Medicine
Medical Interests: Sports Medicine and Preventative Medicine
Outside Interests: Outdoor activities and grandchildren

“My goal as a family doctor is to develop a patient-centered, cost-effective, quality health-care plan for every patient. I strive to do this in close collaboration with the patient and family. Individualized exercise programs are the foundation for most preventative and rehabilitative programs.”