Thank you for considering our program for your future residency training. We hope our website can provide you with the information needed to help you make an informed decision.

All Saints Family Medicine Residency Program is a community-based program affiliated with the Medical College of Wisconsin and Ascension. This gives our program the advantage of being community-based while still having the resources available from a large medical school and regional medical center. The residents spend most of their hospital time at St. Joseph Hospital, our “home” hospital but do a few rotations at Children’s Hospital in Milwaukee.

Our residents spend their clinic time in our All Saints Health Center located on the border of Milwaukee and Glendale, giving it a unique urban/suburban atmosphere in a parklike community with easy access to shopping and restaurants. The clinic was constructed in 2014 and has 32 exam rooms, procedure rooms, resident offices, a large conference/exercise room, teaching kitchen, and lots of green space with a track, exercise stations, and a community garden. One of the emphasis of our residency program is community medicine, so having the space to bring the community to us, as well as going out into the community, is vital to our success.

All Saints Family Medicine Residency Program understands that those who chose family medicine as a specialty tend to have a large range of interests. We try to be as flexible as possible in our training options, allowing residents to pursue many interests or focus on just one. Our most utilized training focuses are community medicine, urgent care, integrative medicine, and sports medicine. However, we have had residents who have pursued global health, geriatric, hospitalist medicine, and other focuses of training.

I did my residency here when it was St. Michael Residency Program. After graduation, I went into practice, and then came back. I have always liked teaching and truly enjoy the interactions with medical students and residents so academic medicine was always appealing. What brought me back specifically here, though, was the people. Everyone from the nurses to the office support staff really work together well and provide the best care possible to our patients and the community. Our vision is to improve the healthcare of communities one family medicine resident graduate at a time. All Saints Family Medicine Residency believes that excellent medical training is essential for our success.

We are excited to meet you. Please contact us with any questions.

Sincerely,

Robin Helm, MD
Associate Professor