Kiwanis club hears about Rural Physician Associate Program
The latest Lake City Kiwanis program featured Dr. Kirby Clark, who administers and teaches in the Minnesota Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP).
“In this program 35-40 third year University of Minnesota medical School students get full credit for that year while getting valuable training in clinical and hospital settings. This 50 year old nationally acclaimed program’s goal is to encourage graduates to return to a rural Minnesota medical practice, which about 65% actually do,” the club said in a news release.
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