This new clinic opened in August of 2016 and provides primary care to a largely underserved patient population. The three residency programs located here – Family Medicine, Internal Medicine andPsychiatry—learn from each other (an example of this is the use of an integrated behavioral health model).  The clinic is located in the University District and serves as a collaborative training site for residents but also medical students from University of Washington and Washington State University as well as Pharmacy, Nursing, Social Work, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy students.

This minor league team was first established in 1892 in Spokane, Washington.  It is short season class A A team affiliated with the Texas Rangers.  The season starts in June and continues through the beginning of September.  Our residents are given the opportunity to cover the crowd for any injuries and illness with box seats behind Homeplate. The coverage of the team is handled by the sports medicine fellowship.

This is a 672-bed regional medical center that employs more than 4,000 caregivers in Spokane, Wash. It is a Level IITrauma Center and Level IV NICU serving patients in Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Canada. Sacred Heart is a rotation site for all of the residencies in Spokane.

Providence Spokane Heart Institute is also located on the Sacred Heart campus.