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Providence Hospital/Alaska Family Medicine Program

Anchorage, Alaska · Family Medicine · ACGME ID 1200221596

Official ERAS 2027 listing

ERAS 2027 status
Participating
Program signals
Takes part in program signaling for ERAS 2027 (5 signals per applicant in this specialty)
Track
Not stated in the program name
AAMC badges
Osteopathic Recognized
ACGME ID
1200221596
Program website
www.akfmr.org (as listed by AAMC)

Source: AAMC ERAS 2027 Participating Specialties & Programs, Family Medicine, copied Nov 14, 2026.

Requirements

Visa, graduation-year and score requirements for this program are not verified yet, so they are not shown. Check the program's own website or its FREIDA (AMA) listing before you apply.

What the program's website says

Sentences copied word for word from the program's own website on Nov 15, 2026. They are not checked by us: a page may be old or cover several programs, so open the source link before you rely on it.

Visa
Applicants must have US Citizenship or legal residency certification—we do not sponsor Visas. source
Graduation year
The maximum preferred number of years since graduation from medical school is five years. source
USMLE / COMLEX
Official transcript from the National Board of Medical Examiners demonstrating passing scores for USMLE Steps 1, 2CK or an official transcript from the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners demonstrating passing scores for COMLEX Steps 1 and 2-CE and 2-PE, as soon as scores are completed and available. source
ECFMG
ECFMG certification (including passing of the Clinical Skills Assessment Exam) is required prior to starting residency, but not required to apply or interview. source
Letters of recommendation
Three letters of recommendation: two must be physician letters, and at least one of those from a family physician. source

Where current residents went to medical school

Counted from the program's own residents page (page 1 · page 2) on Nov 15, 2026. We count lines that name a country or medical school, not people, and we do not store names, so treat the numbers as approximate and check the page.

The page did not name medical schools in a form we could read.