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Wendy Orm, M.D.

Program Director, Phoenix Baptist FMRP
Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Arizona
Adjunct Professor, Midwestern University

Undergraduate School: California State University, Fresno, California
Medical School: University of California - Irvine
Residency: Phoenix Baptist Hospital FMRP, Phoenix, Arizona
Clinical Interests: Obstetrics, Neonatology, Women's Health

Dr. Orm was born and raised in California. She obtained her undergraduate degree in Chemistry at California State University - Fresno, then her medical degree at the University of California - Irvine, College of Medicine. She pursued a residency program in Family Medicine - specifically seeking a small, unopposed community program. This pursuit led her to Phoenix, which was a perfect destination given she and her husband's love of outdoor activities including year- round softball, mountain biking, tennis and camping. She attended the Phoenix Baptist Family Medicine Residency Program, acting as Chief Resident in her final year, and earning the resident teaching award.

She and her husband were blessed with the birth of their daughter in April 1999, months before graduating from the residency program. She took a position in a Phoenix Baptist Outpatient Clinic, and spent time practicing full-spectrum Family Medicine including Obstetrics. She has recently accepted a faculty position, and is eager to teach and give back to the program. She will be taking part in a Faculty Development program.

Dr. Orm's clinical interests include obstetric care, newborn care, and women's health issues. She believes in preserving and teaching the full spectrum capabilities of the family physician.