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Atrium Health Cabarrus


Atrium Health Cabarrus is the sponsoring medical center of Cabarrus Family Medicine Residency Program. Located in Concord, N.C., the northeast region of the Charlotte metro area, Atrium Health Cabarrus is a part of the largest healthcare system in the Carolinas and serves a five-county region. It is the only hospital in Cabarrus County, one of the fastest-growing counties in the state with a service area population of over 618,000.

Atrium Health Cabarrus is a regional 457-bed, not-for-profit medical center, with a reputation for excellence built on advanced technology, medical staff talent, quality and compassionate care. The faculty, residents and fellows at Atrium Health Cabarrus value diversity knowing that we are better together as we advocate for the health and well-being for everyone in our community.

Services at Atrium Health Cabarrus include:

  • A dedicated Family Medicine Inpatient Unit, with family medicine residency call and conference rooms located nearby
  • A Level III trauma center/Emergency Care Center
  • Jeff Gordon Children’s Center
  • The Mariam Cannon Hayes Family Center, recognized by JD Power and Associates for “Outstanding Patient Experience” for its commitment to caring for patients.

Atrium Health Residency Programs – Sponsoring Institutions

Cabarrus

Cabarrus Family Medicine Residency

The Family Medicine Residency program at Atrium Health Cabarrus provides a full scope of family medicine training in a real-world community setting. Residents benefit from flexible training tracks and Areas of Concentration allow them to pursue a wide variety of career options. Residents function as junior partners in their Family Medicine clinic home base.

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Cabarrus

Cabarrus Family Medicine Sports Medicine Fellowship

The primary care sports medicine fellowship is a one-year program designed to provide an additional education and experience opportunity for those interested in sports medicine as a part of their professional career.

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