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Family Medicine Residency at IU Health Primary Care Central Indianapolis

 

Message from the Program Director

Welcome to the Indiana University School of Medicine Family Medicine Residency program at IU Health Primary Care Central Indianapolis!

Like other family medicine programs, we seek to train competent compassionate family physicians who can adapt their practice to the needs of their communities. Our program has a wealth of resources thanks to being part of IU School of Medicine, our location in Indianapolis and our partnership with IU Health. We use these resources to tailor your educational experience to cover the breadth of family medicine while allowing a focus on your goals for future practice. We have graduates who enter a wide range of practice including hospitalists, surgical OB, and 100% outpatient work.

Our residents and faculty work together to facilitate learning. Our engaged faculty have a wide variety of interests, expertise and backgrounds, and feedback from residents guides how we leverage these experiences. Opportunities for tracks and specialty clinics within the residency encompass LGBTQ+ health, pregnancy care, chronic pain and opioid use disorder, sports medicine, global health, geriatrics and lifestyle medicine.

Initially starting with the program in 2023, I transitioned to the program director role in June of 2025.  I’m excited to continue to serve the program and work alongside learners as they grow and develop into independent physicians. 

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Find out more about IU School of Medicine’s Graduate Medical Education program, including stipends and benefits.
program director
63633-Silver, Sabrina

Sabrina Silver, DO

Associate Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

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Associate Program Director
63166-Bruski, Savanna

Savanna H. Bruski, DO

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

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Associate program director
25112-Dellinger, Carol

Carol L. Dellinger, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

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Associate program director
15266-Moulder, Jon

Jon Moulder, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

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Compensation and Benefits

In addition to benefiting from excellent training, family medicine residents enjoy competitive educational support. PGY 1 residents receive a $10,000 stipend and up to $700 iPad reimbursement. PGY 2 and PGY 3 residents receive up to $5,000 in reimbursements for continuing medical education/travel support. All residents have 28 paid vacation/sick days.

Employment Terms and Benefits

Program Faculty

Katie Buel, DO

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Emilee J. Delbridge, PhD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Emily M. Gould, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Ruben H. Hernandez, MD

Assistant Dean for Faculty Affairs and Institutional Engagement

Seth Hunter, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Wade G. Kvatum, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Daniela A. Lobo, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Paul T. Mingo, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

David Mullen, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Anna Pendrey, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Diana P. Summanwar, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine

Deanna R. Willis, MD

Family Medicine Professor of Primary Care and Population Health Research

Tanya K. Wilson, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Family Medicine