Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville Rural Track Program
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Program Overview
The UMKC-Mosaic Maryville Rural Track Program offers family medicine residents a unique opportunity to train and practice in rural Missouri while remaining connected to one of the most comprehensive family medicine programs in the country.
This rural track is designed for physicians who plan to serve rural communities and desire immersive, hands-on training in a community-based setting.
What is a Rural Track Program?
A rural track program allows residents to complete their training in a rural community while benefiting from the resources, faculty and academic support of a university-based residency program.
Residents in the UMKC Maryville Rural Track complete their first year of training in Kansas City and spend their second and third years fully immersed in rural family medicine at Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville.
Training at Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville
Mosaic Medical Center – Maryville is a critical access hospital within the Mosaic Life Care system and serves as the primary rural training site for the program.
Residents gain experience across:
- Inpatient and outpatient family medicine
- Acute, post-acute and mental health services
- Critical access hospital care
- Rural clinic continuity experiences
The hospital includes 25 certified beds, a Level III Stroke Center and four rural health care clinics, allowing residents to practice the full scope of family medicine.
Rural Track Providers
Marwa Aljardali, MD
Dr. Aljardali studied at the Lebanese American University, Gilbert and Rose-Marie Chagoury School of Medicine. She is currently a resident n the UMKC-Maryville Rural Track Program.
“My goal is to provide comprehensive care with a strong focus on women’s health. I’m passionate about supporting women through all stages of life and helping them feel informed and empowered in their health care,” says Dr. Aljardali.
Dr. Aljardali is a family medicine resident who provides comprehensive primary care to patients of all ages. Her training focuses on prevention, diagnosis and management of common conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, asthma and acute illnesses.
Henry Solanke, MD
Dr. Solanke studied at Karazin University in Ukraine. He is currently a resident in the UMKC-Maryville Rural Track Program.
“My goal is to become a well-rounded family physician who can deliver high-quality care across diverse clinical environments. I’m particularly passionate about improving the practice of family medicine through research and innovation,” says Dr. Solanke.
Dr. Solanke is a family medicine resident who provides comprehensive primary care to patients of all ages. His training focuses on prevention, diagnosis and management of common conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, asthma and acute illnesses.
