Family Medicine

        
We are FAMILY MEDICINE

At Stony Brook Southampton Family Medicine Residency Program we know that you want to be an excellent Family Medicine physician equipped to practice in today's dynamic medical landscape.  You need a robust family medicine training program that will fit your needs and open doors for you.  Many residency programs will only focus on requirements needed for ACGME, whereas we believe that a small community hospital, with university hospital resources, and a focus on Social Medicine with Integrative Medicine, Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Palliative Medicine education, is the optimal environment to produce an ideal family medicine physician.

Here is how we do it: 

OUTPATIENT EXPERIENCE 

We have two continuity clinic sites that are vastly different in patient population:

	Sun River Kraus Family   is a federally qualified center who primarily provides healthcare needs for our underserved community.
	Westhampton Primary Care at The Christiane and Richard Hiegel Healthcare Center  a comprehensive, family-centered medical center for patients of all ages serving Westhampton and the surrounding communities.

ROTATION EXPERIENCE

In addition to the required curriculum, we offer training and rotations in Integrative Medicine, Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine, Palliative Medicine and Social Medicine.
 

PGY BLOCK SCHEDULES

COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE

We emphasize collaboration with our healthcare team and the surrounding community.

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Program Application Information:

Application Criteria:

• Only apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS)
• Three letters of recommendation
• Dean's letter (Medical Student Performance Evaluation)
• Medical School transcript
• Personal Statement
• USMLE and/or COMLEX transcript with Step I passing score (required in order to review application)
• USMLE and/or COMLEX transcript with Step II CK and/or CE passing score (required by February 1st in order to be ranked)

Resident Selection for Interviews

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Family Medicine program has a selection committee that consists of the Program Director, Associate Program Director(s), Program Coordinator, Faculty, and select Residents.  This committee reviews all applications and is responsible for selecting applicants for interview, participating in the interview process and the final choice of applicants to be ranked in the NRMP match.

Applicants will be selected to interview, through ERAS, on the basis of residency program-related criteria such as preparedness, ability, aptitude, academic credentials, communication skills and personal qualities--such as motivation and integrity.  Academic credentials include medical school grade and performance as reflected in documentation received directly from the medical school, and passing COMLEX or USMLE scores.  Letters of recommendation from supervisors, educators and peers, when appropriate, serve to provide additional information or personal characteristics and evaluated as well.

Interviews will be conducted through a virtual platform.  Interview day process will be communicated through ERAS.

All candidates who are interviewed will be given a sample copy of the Stony Brook Southampton Hospital AGREEMENT OF APPOINTMENT   and a copy of the ELIGIBILITY and SELECTION POLICY policy.  An attestation will be required for candidates to sign stating that the candidate has received a sample copy of the agreement of appointment and Eligibility and Selection policy prior to interview.

Family Medicine MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

ELIGIBILITY and SELECTION POLICY

IMG ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital AGREEMENT OF APPOINTMENT

Note From The Program Director

We welcome you to the Stony Brook Family Medicine Residency Program at Southampton and are glad that you are interested in learning more about us.  The mission of our program is to create medical leaders with a commitment to life-long learning, and the ideals of Social Medicine. We employ the principles of evidence-based medicine and  translate this into providing excellent medical care to our patients. To that end, we offer training in Integrative Medicine, Medical Acupuncture, Biopsychosocial Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Medicine, and Addiction Medicine.  We emphasize the role of the physician as leader and put a premium on taking a comprehensive approach to the care of our patients in the office and hospital.

The program is located on the eastern end of Long Island, close to top rated beaches and natural beauty with easy access to airports and the New York metropolitan area. Southampton is a paradise for those who love the outdoors and watersports. The east end of Long Island is perfect for boating, swimming, windsurfing, waterskiing, fishing, hiking, cycling, golfing, etc.

We offer the best of both worlds with a world renowned medical school and academic affiliation combined with real world practical experience in a suburban setting.

All of our trainees experience a rotation in Social Medicine. The field of social medicine seeks to: understand how social and economic conditions impact health, disease and the practice of medicine, and foster conditions in which this understanding can lead to a healthier society. This rotation exposes trainees to ideas which will challenge their beliefs and compel self-reflection.  It will also help trainees broaden their understanding of entelechial processes as they relate to health and disease.

Program Director Lovedhi Aggarwal, MD (631)726-0409 Loveghi.Aggarwal@stonybrookmedicine.edu

For additional information on the Department of Family, Population, and Preventative Medicine, click here.
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