What are future plans for the residency?

Our residency is expanding! We started with six residents per class and now the class of 2026 has 12 residents. We’re also exploring the creation of rural training site.

What kind of procedural experience do residents have?

Residents often complete over 100 vaginal deliveries and have the option of being primary surgeon for c-sections. We also provide office procedures such as joint injections, IUD placements and removals, nexplanon placements and removals, toenail avulsions, and skin excisions are performed in clinic. Our patients do not have access to specialty care, and we are happy to provide a full scope of care to meet the needs of our patients.

We have started a structured POCUS curriculum, and we learn comprehensive OB ultrasound skills including dating ultrasounds and anatomy scans in clinic. Hospital procedures include paracentesis, thoracentesis, and lumbar punctures, as needed, during inpatient rotations.

Can Residents moonlight?

Residents in good standing can moonlight during their R3 year.

Can students complete a sub-i?

Yes, email JenniferMarroquin@seamarchc.org for more information.

Let them know that you want to sub-i with the Sea Mar Marysville Family Medicine Residency.

Do you work with medical students?

We do! We work with third year students from Washington State University on our hospital rotations, we work with third and fourth year students from University of Washington on our pediatric rotations, and we work with students completing a sub-i in clinic and in the hospital.