Baylor Scott and White Medical Center - Round Rock Program

Program Identity & Fit

This is a Texas A&M College of Medicine-affiliated, community-based family medicine residency at a growing 164-bed hospital in the fast-expanding Austin-Round Rock corridor, integrated into the large not-for-profit Baylor Scott & White system with a population health and quality-improvement (LEAN) orientation. The curriculum is broad-spectrum and generalist-focused, with substantial exposure to obstetrics, inpatient medicine, geriatrics, and continuity clinic, plus a distinctive optional Lifestyle Medicine Residency Curriculum offering structured didactic and applied training in lifestyle medicine. Research is present as a longitudinal experience and supported through conference presentation funding, but the program's structure emphasizes clinical breadth, community medicine rotations, and outpatient continuity over investigative output. The program values residents suited to full-scope community family medicine within a large integrated health system rather than a narrow subspecialty or heavily academic research track.