Rotation Weeks Introduction to Family Medicine 2 Weeks Inpatient Family Medicine 14 Weeks Inpatient Obstetrics 4 Weeks Geriatrics 2 Weeks ICU 2 Weeks Emergency Medicine 4 Weeks Cardiology 2 Weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks General Surgery- 2 Weeks Orthopedics 4 Weeks Newborn 2 Weeks Inpatient Peds 4 Weeks

Rotation Weeks Inpatient Family Medicine 12 Weeks Sports Medicine 4 Weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks Geriatrics Medicine 2 Weeks Outpatient Gynecology 4 Weeks Outpatient Pediatrics 4 Weeks Pediatrics Emergency Medicine 2 Weeks Ambulatory Family Medicine 8 Weeks Elective 8 Weeks

Rotation Weeks Inpatient Family Medicine 11 Weeks Community Medicine 2 Weeks Dermatology 2 Weeks Psychiatry 3 Weeks Outpatient Pediatrics 4 Weeks Geriatrics 2 Weeks Ambulatory Family Medicine 6 Weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks Elective 16 Weeks

AdventHealth Family Medicine at East Orlando: Continuity Clinic 1 half day for PGY-1s 2-3 half days for PGY-2s 3 half days for PGY-3s OMM appointments integrated in OT residency continuity clinic schedules Diverse patient population Equipment to perform outpatient family medicine procedures Dedicated pediatric continuity practice operated by the residency Located in the same complex as the core teaching hospital AHEO AdventHealth Orlando at East Orlando Campus: Core hospital and the inpatient teaching site for the family medicine program 296 inpatient beds and 80 ED beds (the busiest in the system) Residents manage their own patients on the family medicine service under the supervision of core faculty Rotations and interaction with medical and surgical specialists who have a dedicated teaching relationship with our residency program. Other Teaching Sites: AdventHealth Orlando for Women AdventHealth Orlando for Children AdventHealth Orlando at Winter Park Several area nursing homes

We teach maximization of the body's inherent anatomic and physiologic capabilities to restore and maintain health. We teach that spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being are just as important as physical health. Dedicated Wednesday afternoon didactics * Evidence based didactics are conducted by core faculty and invited guest speakers * Special sessions including behavioral health, wellness, and geriatrics

Night Float coverage for the family medicine inpatient service Weekends covered by a rotating call system

Fully funded international mission trips Work with local underserved populations through the Community Medicine Clinic Physicians game coverage for at home games for the Orlando Solar Bears and local high school sports NMM track for PGY2s and 3s with a special interest in osteopathic manipulation and plans to pursue an ONMM3 residency

What You'll Need The program participates in the ACGME match through the National Residency Match Program (NRMP). Applications will only be accepted through the match process. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) candidates must meet the following criteria: Graduation from an American Osteopathic Association Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (AOACOCA) Accredited College of Medicine within the past five years. Passed Part I and Part II (CE and PE) of the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination (COMLEX) Application through ERAS Personal Interview with Program Director Doctors of Medicine (MD) candidates must meet the following criteria: 1. Graduation from a medical school in the United States or Canada within the past five years, accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) a) If not a graduate of the above, is Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG certified) and graduated within the past five years. 2. 200 hours of verified hours of training in Osteopathic Principles and Practice such as: a) Participation in a formal osteopathic introductory course such as those taught through the American Academy of Osteopathy b) Attendance to multiple osteopathic focused conferences such as the American Academy of Osteopathy Annual Convocation 3. A letter of recommendation from a DO with whom they have rotated that explains how the applicant has demonstrated OPP 4. A personal statement explaining why they want to complete an Osteopathically Recognized program 5. Passed Part I and Part II (CK and CS) of the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) 6. Application through ERAS 7. Personal Interview with Program Director Sample Resident Agreement Eligibility and Selection Policy

CME Allowance PGY-1 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $250. PGY-2 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $800. PGY-3 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $1300. CME allowance can be used for board prep courses, conference and electronic devices. Professional Fees Florida State Medical License and DEA license fees. The cost of certification classes such as ACLS, PALS, BLS, NRP are covered as necessary for meeting program requirements.

For more information on the many Wellness benefits offered across all programs: Resident Wellness Wellbeing Safeguards Resource Library Self-Assessments Flourish Services

Family Medicine - Osteopathic Residency | AdventHealth Graduate Medical Education

Family Medicine Osteopathic small group 2020 — About the **Program**

**Our Commitment to Osteopathic Family Medicine**

Our mission is to train osteopathic Family Physicians that excel in their medical knowledge, clinical practice, professionalism, commitment to life-long learning, and service and leadership in their communities. We promote this development in an environment grounded in our osteopathic heritage, caring for the mind-body-sprint and promoting whole person and whole family care. All of our residency positions are ACGME accredited with Osteopathic Recognition.

Residency Faculty

Rose Appel, DO

Interim Program Director

Martin Torrents, DO

FM Faculty and ONMM3 Program Director

Alyaz Somji, MD — Alyaz Somji, DO

Faculty Hospitalist

Naz Gandikal, DO

Assistant Director of Inpatient Services

Alexandra Pizzi, DO

^{Pediatric Faculty}

Jennifer Doan, DO — Jennifer Meeks, DO

FM Faculty

Current Residents

Timothy Brown, DO

PGY-3

Zachary Campos, DO

PGY-3

Janet Chen, DO

PGY-3

Brett DeVoursney, DO

PGY-3

Loreal Dolar, DO

PGY-3

Ahrash Khajaei, DO

PGY-3

Andrew Rocker, DO

PGY-3

Margaret Yip, DO

PGY-3

Natalie Gallagher, DO

PGY- 2

Rachel Hibberd, DO

PGY- 2

Sheng-Yi Lim, DO

PGY- 2

Timmi Maxmillian, DO

PGY- 2

Katherine Patterson, DO

PGY- 2

Brysson Phan, DO

PGY- 2

Rida Rasool, DO

PGY- 2

Umbul Haider, DO

PGY- 1

Eduardo Castro, DO

PGY- 1

Oliver Bayouth, DO

PGY- 1

Lilly Klahs, DO

PGY- 1

Eric Viet T Le, DO

PGY- 1

Timmi Tan, DO

PGY- 1

Courtney Alakan, DO

PGY- 1

Lindsey Chacko, DO

PGY- 1

Published Work and Poster Presentations

Zaeem Qureshi, DO and Sean McCann, DO

Lisinopril and Small Bowel Obstruction; A Case Study on ACE Inhibitor-induced Angioedema.

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Michelle Kuruvilla, DO

Epidural Hematomas in Newborns: A Case Study

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Rodrigo Urcia, DO; Kamini Geer, MD

An Analysis of an Enlarging Mycotic Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in
the Setting of Salmonella Enteritis

View Poster

Founded in the osteopathic tradition, the program integrates the principles of continuity, whole person, and family care, while maintaining a guided philosophy of caring for the mind-body-spirit with attention to its relation to health. Our curriculum is designed to train our residents to become osteopathic family physicians to the highest scope of their specialty.

PGY - 1: Rotation Weeks
Introduction to Family Medicine 2 Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine 14 Weeks
Inpatient Obstetrics 4 Weeks
Geriatrics 2 Weeks
ICU 2 Weeks
Emergency Medicine 4 Weeks
Cardiology 2 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks
General Surgery- 2 Weeks
Orthopedics 4 Weeks
Newborn 2 Weeks
Inpatient Peds 4 Weeks
PGY - 2: Rotation Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine 12 Weeks
Sports Medicine 4 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks
Geriatrics Medicine 2 Weeks
Outpatient Gynecology 4 Weeks
Outpatient Pediatrics 4 Weeks
Pediatrics Emergency Medicine 2 Weeks
Ambulatory Family Medicine 8 Weeks
Elective 8 Weeks
PGY - 3: Rotation Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine 11 Weeks
Community Medicine 2 Weeks
Dermatology 2 Weeks
Psychiatry 3 Weeks
Outpatient Pediatrics 4 Weeks
Geriatrics 2 Weeks
Ambulatory Family Medicine 6 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine 4 Weeks
Elective 16 Weeks
Teaching Sites: AdventHealth Family Medicine at East Orlando:

Continuity Clinic
1 half day for PGY-1s

2-3 half days for PGY-2s

3 half days for PGY-3s

OMM appointments integrated in OT residency continuity clinic schedules

Diverse patient population

Equipment to perform outpatient family medicine procedures

Dedicated pediatric continuity practice operated by the residency

Located in the same complex as the core teaching hospital AHEO

AdventHealth Orlando at East Orlando Campus:

Core hospital and the inpatient teaching site for the family medicine program

296 inpatient beds and 80 ED beds (the busiest in the system)

Residents manage their own patients on the family medicine service under the supervision of core faculty

Rotations and interaction with medical and surgical specialists who have a dedicated teaching relationship with our residency program.

Other Teaching Sites:

AdventHealth Orlando for Women

AdventHealth Orlando for Children

AdventHealth Orlando at Winter Park

Several area nursing homes
Academic Time: We teach maximization of the body's inherent anatomic and physiologic capabilities to restore and maintain health. We teach that spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being are just as important as physical health.

Dedicated Wednesday afternoon didactics

* Evidence based didactics are conducted by core faculty and invited guest speakers

* Special sessions including behavioral health, wellness, and geriatrics
Call: Night Float coverage for the family medicine inpatient service

Weekends covered by a rotating call system
Opportunities: Fully funded international mission trips

Work with local underserved populations through the Community Medicine Clinic

Physicians game coverage for at home games for the Orlando Solar Bears and local high school sports

NMM track for PGY2s and 3s with a special interest in osteopathic manipulation and plans to pursue an ONMM3 residency

Rotation	Weeks
Introduction to Family Medicine	2 Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine	14 Weeks
Inpatient Obstetrics	4 Weeks
Geriatrics	2 Weeks
ICU	2 Weeks
Emergency Medicine	4 Weeks
Cardiology	2 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine	4 Weeks
General Surgery-	2 Weeks
Orthopedics	4 Weeks
Newborn	2 Weeks
Inpatient Peds	4 Weeks

Rotation	Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine	12 Weeks
Sports Medicine	4 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine	4 Weeks
Geriatrics Medicine	2 Weeks
Outpatient Gynecology	4 Weeks
Outpatient Pediatrics	4 Weeks
Pediatrics Emergency Medicine	2 Weeks
Ambulatory Family Medicine	8 Weeks
Elective	8 Weeks

Rotation	Weeks
Inpatient Family Medicine	11 Weeks
Community Medicine	2 Weeks
Dermatology	2 Weeks
Psychiatry	3 Weeks
Outpatient Pediatrics	4 Weeks
Geriatrics	2 Weeks
Ambulatory Family Medicine	6 Weeks
Inpatient and Ambulatory Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine	4 Weeks
Elective	16 Weeks

Eligibility: What You'll Need

The program participates in the ACGME match through the National Residency Match Program (NRMP). Applications will only be accepted through the match process.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) candidates must meet the following criteria:

Graduation from an American Osteopathic Association Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (AOACOCA) Accredited College of Medicine within the past five years.

Passed Part I and Part II (CE and PE) of the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Licensing Examination (COMLEX)

Application through ERAS

Personal Interview with Program Director

Doctors of Medicine (MD) candidates must meet the following criteria:

1. Graduation from a medical school in the United States or Canada within the past five years, accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME)

a) If not a graduate of the above, is Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG certified) and graduated within the past five years.

2. 200 hours of verified hours of training in Osteopathic Principles and Practice such as:

a) Participation in a formal osteopathic introductory course such as those taught through the American Academy of Osteopathy

b) Attendance to multiple osteopathic focused conferences such as the American Academy of Osteopathy Annual Convocation

3. A letter of recommendation from a DO with whom they have rotated that explains how the applicant has demonstrated OPP

4. A personal statement explaining why they want to complete an Osteopathically Recognized program

5. Passed Part I and Part II (CK and CS) of the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE)

6. Application through ERAS

7. Personal Interview with Program Director

Sample Resident Agreement

Eligibility and Selection Policy
Benefits: CME Allowance
PGY-1 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $250.
PGY-2 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $800.
PGY-3 residents receive a 5-day leave to attend conferences and expenses reimbursed up to $1300.
CME allowance can be used for board prep courses, conference and electronic devices.
Professional Fees
Florida State Medical License and DEA license fees. The cost of certification classes such as ACLS, PALS, BLS, NRP are covered as necessary for meeting program requirements.
Physician Wellbeing: For more information on the many Wellness benefits offered across all programs:
Resident Wellness
Wellbeing Safeguards
Resource Library
Self-Assessments
Flourish Services

Research

Research Activity is an Essential Part of Training

As one of the key components in ACGME program requirements, research activity is an essential part of training. In the era of evidence-based medicine, we strongly believe at AdventHealth Orlando that residents should develop critical thinking skills to evaluate the publications and apply new knowledge in their clinical practice. Our program has a well-developed infrastructure and fostering culture to support residents who are interested in pursuing basic research, clinical research, or quality improvement/patient safety projects. By promoting research and scholarly activities, our ultimate goal is to train the next generation of physicians with strengths in both clinical and academic medicine.
Residents and Faculty
In the era of evidence-based medicine, we strongly believe at AdventHealth East Orlando that residents should develop critical thinking skills to evaluate the publications and apply new knowledge in their clinical practice.
- Clinical Academic Research team to support you in designing, executing, and publishing scholarly activity
- Annual quality improvement team projects
- Ongoing faculty led research
- Opportunities to assist faculty in article writing
- Opportunities to present at local and national conferences

Our Culture

Our residents participate in wellness activities in the community, team bonding at theme parks, mission trips to other countries and so much more. This is just a glimpse of all the fun our residents have.