Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine 3
About the Program
Residency training at Stony Brook Southampton hospital began under the umbrella of "The Residency Program in Social Medicine," with the belief that health is not the absence of disease, but a state of spiritual, physical, social, economic, and psychological well-being. We believe healthcare is a matter of social justice. We are dedicated to the full application of the biopsychosocial model. We seek to work collaboratively with patients and their families, colleagues and communities to provide excellent patient-centered care. We support a context that fosters health by providing culturally-sensitive and respectful care.
We have continued a long tradition of Osteopathic training of our residents as well as Osteopathic medical students from a variety of schools as we continue to grow during this transition.
The Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine program has ACGME Initial Accreditation as the ONMM 3 (former NMM+1) program since July 2018. The objective of this residency is to provide a comprehensive and longitudinal experience that will afford residents exposure to the various required disciplines in inpatient & outpatient settings, strong didactics, 100% NMM board certified faculty (4) with emphasis on hands over hands training. Training will also include varied approaches to patient care including injections, functional medicine, integrative medicine, acupuncture.
Criteria for Applicants
- Updated CV
- Three Letters of Recommendation
- Your personal statement
- Medical School Certificate
- Residency Training Certificate (if applicable) OR Letter of Good Standing (with expected completion of residency training).
- USMLE or COMLEX transcript with Step I, Step II CS and CK, and Step 3 (must pass on 2nd attempt for each test.)
- A photograph is highly recommended by the Ranking Committee
- Each application is reviewed on the basis of its own merits
IMG Eligibility for Training in New York State
CONTACT
Program Director
Lawrence Barnard, DO
(631) 726-0409
Lawrence.Barnard@stonybrookmedicine.edu
Program Coordinator
Patty DeRobertis
(631) 726-0409 ext. 104
Patty.DeRobertis@stonybrookmedicine.edu