OMC Family Medicine Center
The primary outpatient teaching site for the residency program is the O’Connor Family Medicine Center, a County-operated clinic within Santa Clara Valley Healthcare (SCVH), located on the O’Connor Hospital campus.
This site serves as the hub of our ambulatory training and is designed to support full-spectrum family medicine care in an integrated, team-based environment. Residents and faculty practice side by side, fostering close mentorship, real-time teaching, and a collaborative clinical culture. Residents care for a diverse patient population across all payor types, with a strong emphasis on serving underserved communities in Santa Clara County.
The clinic is equipped to support a wide range of services, including acute and preventive care for both children and adults, family planning, maternity care, behavioral health, and in-office procedures. Additional on-site and system-integrated resources include laboratory services, care coordination, and access to specialty care, enabling comprehensive, longitudinal care for our patients.
With Epic integrated across inpatient and outpatient settings, residents are able to follow patients seamlessly across care environments, strengthening continuity and enhancing clinical learning.
O'Connor Hospital
Founded in 1889 as one of the first hospitals in Santa Clara County, O’Connor Hospital is a nationally recognized, 358-bed acute care facility providing a full range of inpatient and outpatient medical, surgical, and specialty services to the San Jose community.
Today, O’Connor Hospital is part of Santa Clara Valley Healthcare (SCVH), the County of Santa Clara’s integrated public health system, which includes multiple hospitals and a broad network of primary and specialty care clinics. This integration allows for coordinated, comprehensive care across settings and reinforces the hospital’s longstanding mission of serving the community with high-quality, compassionate care.
O’Connor offers a wide range of advanced clinical programs, including emergency and trauma care, cardiology, stroke and vascular services, orthopedics, cancer care, and medical imaging. In addition, several specialty clinics are located on-site — including cardiology, gastroenterology, bariatric surgery, and urology — providing residents with ready access to specialty consultation and opportunities for interdisciplinary learning.
As the primary inpatient training site for our residency, O’Connor Hospital offers a uniquely supportive, unopposed learning environment with strong faculty mentorship and a diverse patient population.
Regional Medical Center
Regional Medical Center is part of Santa Clara Valley Healthcare (SCVH) and serves as a key site for obstetric and newborn training within our program. Located in East San Jose, the hospital plays an essential role in expanding access to maternity care for a diverse and growing community.
The Birth Center at Regional Medical Center offers comprehensive, family-centered obstetric and newborn care, including labor and delivery, postpartum care, and a Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for infants requiring specialized support. The unit features private birthing and postpartum suites, 24/7 in-house obstetric, anesthesia, and neonatal coverage, and a multidisciplinary team dedicated to safe, compassionate care.
As a Baby-Friendly designated Birth Center, Regional emphasizes evidence-based practices that support maternal-infant bonding, breastfeeding, and culturally responsive care for families of all backgrounds. The care team reflects the diversity of the community, with multilingual staff and interpreter services available to support patients across a wide range of languages and cultures.
This site provides a rich clinical environment for full-spectrum family medicine training in maternity and newborn care, within an integrated public health system committed to equity, access, and high-quality outcomes for mothers and babies.
SCVMC
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SCVMC) is the main hospital of Santa Clara Valley Healthcare and a major tertiary care and trauma center serving one of the most diverse counties in the United States. As a cornerstone of the county’s safety-net system, SCVMC provides high-acuity care to a culturally and medically complex patient population.
Located approximately 1.5 miles from O’Connor Hospital, SCVMC plays a central role in obstetric and specialty training. The hospital supports a high-volume Labor & Delivery service, with thousands of births each year, offering residents robust experience in maternity and newborn care within a busy, multidisciplinary environment.
In addition, SCVMC offers a wide range of ambulatory learning experiences across its network of specialty clinics. These include the PACE Clinic (Partners in AIDS Care and Education), which provides comprehensive medical and psychosocial care for patients living with HIV/AIDS, as well as pediatric urgent care, gynecology, and a variety of medical and surgical subspecialty clinics.
As part of an integrated public health system, SCVMC provides residents with exposure to complex care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the systems-based practice essential to serving underserved populations.
Kaiser Santa Clara
Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Medical Center is a large, modern, integrated healthcare campus serving a diverse population of nearly 300,000 members in the South Bay. The facility includes a 327-bed hospital and a comprehensive outpatient care center, providing a wide range of medical and surgical services within one of the nation’s most established managed care systems.
The pediatric service offers robust inpatient and subspecialty care, including a dedicated pediatric ward and pediatric intensive care unit (PICU). A broad network of pediatric subspecialists—spanning fields such as cardiology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, hematology/oncology, infectious disease, neurology, and critical care—supports comprehensive, coordinated care for children across a wide spectrum of conditions.
As part of the Kaiser Permanente model, care is delivered through a highly coordinated, population-based approach that emphasizes efficiency, prevention, and continuity. This setting provides a unique perspective on large-scale system-based practice and integrated care delivery.
Located less than 5 miles from O’Connor Hospital, Kaiser Santa Clara offers residents exposure to a complementary model of care within the broader landscape of healthcare systems.
Stanford Senior Care
Stanford Senior Care is a specialized outpatient geriatrics clinic within Stanford Health Care, located on Stanford’s Palo Altos campus. The clinic provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary primary care for older adults with complex medical, functional, and cognitive needs, including dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions. Care is centered on maintaining independence, optimizing quality of life, and aligning treatment with patients’ goals and values.
Care is delivered through a highly collaborative, team-based model that includes physicians, nurses, social workers, and other health professionals. The clinic emphasizes comprehensive geriatric assessment, medication optimization, fall risk evaluation, cognitive assessment, and coordination across care settings, including transitions between hospital, home, and long-term care environments.
With its focus on thoughtful, patient-centered care and interdisciplinary collaboration, Stanford Senior Care provides a model for managing the complexity of aging populations within an academic health system. Residents rotate at this site during their training, gaining exposure to the principles and practices of high-quality geriatric care.
Stanford Senior Care is located on Stanford’s main campus, approximately 20 miles north of O’Connor Hospital.