Family Medicine Residency
The Medical City Fort Worth Family Medicine Residency Program is an ACGME-accredited training program committed to developing compassionate, skilled family physicians who provide comprehensive care to diverse urban and suburban populations across North Texas.
Our program serves a large metropolitan community that includes many uninsured and underinsured patients, with a strong focus on caring for medically underserved populations. Many counties across Texas are designated as Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSA) or Medically Underserved Areas (MUA). According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, Texas continues to face a shortage of primary care physicians compared with the national average.
Through rigorous clinical training, strong mentorship and meaningful community engagement, we prepare residents to become excellent clinicians, educators and leaders in family medicine.
Program Director Welcome Message
Welcome to the Medical City Fort Worth Family Medicine Residency Program.
Our program was founded on the belief that family medicine physicians play a vital role in improving the health of communities. In North Texas, where healthcare disparities continue to exist, our mission is to train physicians who not only provide excellent clinical care but also serve as leaders, educators and advocates for their patients.
Residents in our program develop strong clinical skills through diverse inpatient and outpatient experiences while caring for patients across the full spectrum of family medicine. Our curriculum emphasizes procedural competence, continuity of care, community engagement and innovative areas of practice such as lifestyle medicine and osteopathic manipulative treatment.
What truly distinguishes our program is our culture. We are a small program with big impact committed to creating a supportive learning environment where residents feel valued, challenged and inspired to grow both professionally and personally.
We take great pride in preparing graduates who are ready to lead healthcare teams, address health disparities and improve the well-being of the communities they serve.
Thank you for your interest in our program. We invite you to learn more about what makes our residency a unique place to train.
Tasaduq Hussain Mir MD, FAAFP, DABFM
Mission
Our mission is to train highly competent, compassionate family physicians who provide comprehensive care to diverse populations and actively work to reduce health disparities across North Texas.
Residents prepared to:
- Deliver full-spectrum family medicine care
- Lead healthcare teams and community initiatives
- Advocate for underserved populations
- Practice evidence-based, patient-centered medicine
Vision
Our vision is to cultivate physician leaders, educators and advocates who advance health equity, reduce disparities and improve the health of diverse urban and suburban communities in North Texas and beyond.
Core Values
Medical City Fort Worth Family Medicine Residency Program is guided by the following core values.
Compassion – Deliver care with empathy, dignity and respect.
Equity – Address disparities and improve access for underserved populations.
Excellence – Foster strong clinical judgment and lifelong learning.
Education – Promote mentorship, teaching and professional growth.
Community – Engage with communities to improve population health.
Professionalism – Uphold integrity, accountability and ethical practice.
Leadership – Prepare residents to lead teams and community initiatives.
HCA Healthcare GME Leadership:
Marco Coppola DO, FACEP – HCA Healthcare GME DIO
Kayde Hope, BSHA – HCA Healthcare North Texas Division Vice President
Lauren Wright - HCA Healthcare North Texas Assistant Division Vice President
Residency Leadership
Tasaduq Hussain Mir MD, FAAFP, DABFM – Program Director
Jason Thompson DO – Associate Program Director
Alicia Lopes MHA – Program Administrator
Faculty
Curtis Galke DO – Professor & Chair Department of Family Medicine
David Mason DO – Professor & Chief Medical Officer
Damon Schranz DO - Associate Professor & Medical Director
Tasaduq Hussain Mir MD – Associate Professor & Program Director
Jason Thompson DO - Assistant Professor & Associate Program Director
Malinda Hansen MS, DO, CAQSM - Associate Professor, Director of Spots Medicine and MSK Curriculum
Maria Crompton DO - Associate Professor & Director of Lifestyle Medicine Track
Farah Wani MD - Assistant Professor & Vice Chair of Didactics Committee
Patrick Feng DO - Assistant Professor & Chair of Didactics Committee
Parham Bahador MD: Assistant Professor & Co-Chair FM Adult In-Patient Service
Jacob Westbrook DO - Assistant Professor & Co-Chair FM Adult In-Patient Service
David Farmer PhD - Associate Professor & Behavioral Health Faculty
Conchita Adrijeski - LPC-S, CCTP, BHC-CC & Behavioral Health Faculty
Megan Wesling PharmD – Associate Professor & Chair Department of Pharmacotherapy
Ashlyn Aguiniga PharmD - Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacotherapy
Michelle McCarroll PhD - North Texas Division Director of Research, Graduate Medical Education, HCA Physician Services Group
Kimberly Fulda, DrPH - Associate Professor & Executive Director, North Texas Primary Care Practice–Based Research Network
Our Current Residents
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Contact Us
Email: alexis.horn@medicalcityhealth.com
Phone: 469-451-1136