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Harlem Residency in Family Medicine |
Mid-Hudson Family Medicine Residency Program |
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Program (Downtown Residency in Urban Family Medicine) |
Founded |
2012 |
1979 |
1994 |
Number of positions, each year |
7 |
10 |
6 |
Community Served |
Harlem and the South Bronx |
Ulster and Dutchess Counties, including Kingston, New Paltz, Ellenville and Hyde Park |
New York City |
Main community health center training site(s) |
- Family Health Center of Harlem
- Walton Family Health Center
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- Kingston Family Health Center
- Ellenville Family Health Center
- New Paltz Family Health Center
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- The Institute for Family Health at 17th Street
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Main hospital training site |
Mount Sinai Hospital |
Health Alliance of the Hudson Valley (The Kingston Hospital) |
Mount Sinai Hospital / Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital |
Residency Director |
Andrea Maritato, MD |
Megan McMullan, MD |
Radeeb Akhtar, MD |
Percent graduates practicing in underserved communities |
80% |
30% |
50% |
Family Medicine Board Pass Rate |
100% |
100% |
100% |
Patient Population |
Predominantly African American and Latino patients |
Diverse urban, suburban & rural patients |
Diverse urban patients |
Sponsor |
The Institute for Family Health |
The Institute for Family Health |
Mount Sinai |
Teaching Health Center Funding |
All positions |
12 out of 30 Positions |
None |
Model of care |
- Patient-centered medical home model of care
- Strong family physician role models at all training sites
- Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) – accepts all patients regardless of ability to pay
- Primary care services integrated with mental health care
- Award-winning electronic health record
- Strong inpatient training partnerships
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Unique Strengths |
- Strong Harlem based community collaborations
- Training in full-spectrum reproductive health care
- Dental residency and practice on site
- HIV and Hepatitis Training
- Suboxone Training
- Group Prenatal Care
- Subspecialist on-site – GI, Derm, Neuro, and Cards
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- Dually accredited by the ACGME & AOA
- Sole residency program at community-based hospital with multiple 1:1 specialty training opportunities
- Integration of behavioral health training with psychiatric precepting psychiatric liaison clinic and onsite social workers
- Training available at a Rural Critical Access Hospital
- Sideline sports coverage at local high school games
- Resident wellness, Balint group and resident support groups
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- Training in full-spectrum reproductive health care
- Advanced training in hospice and palliative care
- Group prenatal OB care
- Emphasis on integrative medicine
- School-based health center placements
- Training in HIV care
- Training in medication-assisted treatment (suboxone) for opioid dependence
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