Published 10:55 am Monday, October 26, 2026 MOULTRIE — Residents, faculty, and graduate medical education (GME) leaders from across Southwest Georgia gathered Oct. 3 at the Ameris Bank Medical Education Center at Colquitt Regional Health System for the fourth annual Southwest Georgia Graduate Medical Education Conference. This year’s conference introduced the inaugural SimWars Tournament, highlighting residents’ clinical knowledge, critical thinking, and medical skills. Participating residents represented Colquitt Regional’s Georgia South Family Medicine and Psychiatry programs; SGMC Health’s Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Transitional Year programs; the Medical College of Georgia–Archbold Internal Medicine Residency; and Coffee Regional Medical Center’s Internal Medicine program. More than 120 residents, program directors, faculty members, and GME staff participated in a day of educational sessions, scholarly presentations and collaborative discussions focused on advancing graduate medical education throughout the region. “Graduate medical education is an important investment in the future of healthcare for our region,” said Colquitt Regional Health System President & CEO Jim Matney. “By bringing residents, faculty and medical education leaders together, we are strengthening relationships among our regional programs and helping prepare the next generation of physicians to serve communities like ours.” The conference opened with a discussion on public policy and the…
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