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Arizona has a severe physician shortage.

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But research shows doctors who go to medical school, or complete their residency in Arizona, are much more likely to establish practices in the Valley of the Sun. That’s why the Psychiatry Residency Training partnership between Valleywise Health and Creighton University Phoenix is invaluable.

Developing well-rounded, prepared, compassionate physicians is the goal of our program. One of the reasons our program provides such valuable experience is the exposure to the underserved population at Valleywise Health. Our residents learn by taking care of a very sick population, which is not only a service to the community but also a service to our residents. They are getting a great education by learning to care for that type of acute patient.”

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Dr. Devna Rastogi Psychiatry Residency Training Program Director Creighton University - Phoenix

Lily Zamora and her two children, Kai and Mia, started attending classes at a Valleywise Health Family Resource Center four years ago. With every visit, her kids learn to socialize with other children their age through child development classes like Music Together.

“We wouldn't have these resources if it weren’t for Valleywise. If you look online for classes like these, they are so expensive. I don't think we could ever afford them for both kids.”

The center not only created a space for Kai and Mia to connect with other kids, but the family can now bond and create new memories together.

“When I’m home, I’m so focused on cleaning or cooking. But here, I can set aside time to be in the moment with my kids.”

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