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Residency Program
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NSUCOM/Larkin Community Hospital - Family Practice Residency
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Program Number: 189050
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Program Type: Residency
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Specialty: Family Practice and OMT
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Years of Continuing Approval:
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1
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Total Approved Positions:
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6
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Current Funded Positions:
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18
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Rotations at base site:
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Months of rotations at base site PER YEAR:
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6
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Months of elective rotations in the program PER YEAR:
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2
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Participates in the Clinical Assessment Program (CAP):
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Yes
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Program Faculty (Base Institution) Total teaching faculty:
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50
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Program Start Date: (mm/dd/yyyy)
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07/01/2010
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Participates in Osteopathic ERAS:
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Yes
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Is there currently an ACGME accredited program in this specialty at your institution?
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No
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Is the program a dually accredited AOA/ACGME program?
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No
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Application Information
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Dean's letter required:
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Yes
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Required number of letters of recommendation:
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3
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Official Medical School transcripts required:
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Yes
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NBOME Board scores required (Part 1):
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Yes
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NBOME Board scores required (Part 2):
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Yes
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Earliest date for applications: (mm/dd/yyyy)
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08/01/2010
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Interview start date: (mm/dd/yyyy)
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10/01/2010
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Interview end date: (mm/dd/yyyy)
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03/01/2010
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Interviews conducted last year for first year positions:
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25
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How many new trainees do you intend to recruit next year?: 6
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Attention new trainees! This program will grant residency credit for the 1st postdoctoral year of training. Students will "Match" directly into this residency and the 1st postdoctoral year will be considered the first year of residency training. For more details, click HELP or call this program
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OPTI Affiliation(s):
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List of Sponsors
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NSU-COM, Larkin Community Hospital
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List of Consortia Entities
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CEME
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Policies
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Teaching faculty supervise students, interns, residents:
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Yes
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Residents supervise students and interns:
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Yes
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Yearly specialty in-service examination required:
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Yes
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Completion and Board Data
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Approximate percentage of program completion:
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N/A
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Approximate percentage who took the specialty board exam within 3 years of completion:
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N/A
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Estimated percentage of above who achieved board certification on first attempt:
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N/A
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Educational Features
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ACLS certification provided
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Yes
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Board review courses
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Yes
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Component on malpractice, jurisprudence, and/or risk management
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Yes
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Component on physician-patient communication skills
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Yes
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Ethics curriculum/consultation
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Yes
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Formal curriculum in behavioral medicine
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Yes
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Formal curriculum on managed care
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Yes
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Formal training in osteopathic manipulative treatment
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Yes
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Journal club
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Yes
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Procedures courses
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Yes
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Research opportunity
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Yes
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Structured curriculum on end-of-life care
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Yes
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Structured practice management experience
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Yes
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Written evaluation of performance
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Yes
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Program Benefits
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Childcare Onsite
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No
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CME Allowance
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Yes
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Computer system to document resident clinical logs
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Yes
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Disability
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Yes
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Expense reimbursement for educational meetings/conferences
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Yes
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Family leave
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Yes
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Health Insurance
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Yes
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Housing
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No
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Leave for educational meetings/conferences
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Yes
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License Paid
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Yes
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Life Insurance
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Yes
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Malpractice Insurance
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Yes
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Maternity leave
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Yes
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Medical leave
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Yes
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Meeting Reimbursement
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Yes
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Paternity leave
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No
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Professional Membership Payment
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Yes
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Salary and Vacation
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Hospital Info
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Larkin Community Hospital
7031 SW 62nd Avenue. South Miami, FL, 33143
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Contact Info
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Osteopathic Family Medicine Residency Program Data
Family Medicine Residency Program
Larkin Community Hospital - Osteopathic Family Medicine Residency Program is a three-year training program that adheres to the Program and Institutional Requirements for Family Medicine.
The program is structured in block rotations using 13 four week units/year. Furthermore, longitudinal experiences are provided in different areas through the three years of training.
Rotations location: Larkin Community Hospital
Participating sites:
• Family Medicine Center- Borinquen Health Center, CMA Clinic (Provider at Coral Way).
• Pediatric rotations at our affiliated Children's Hospitals
The program is structured in block rotations using 13 four week units/year. Furthermore, longitudinal experiences are provided in different areas through the three years of training.
Rotations location: Larkin Community Hospital
Participating sites:
• Family Medicine Center- Borinquen Health Center, CMA Clinic (Provider at Coral Way).
• Pediatric rotations at our affiliated Children's Hospitals
• OB/GYN rotations at Hialeah Hospital Maternity Care Unit.
• Nursing Home visits, Home Visits, Doctor's Office Visits.
These settings, collectively, offer the residents the following experiences:
• Nursing Home visits, Home Visits, Doctor's Office Visits.
These settings, collectively, offer the residents the following experiences:
• Comprehensive-continuous care of high quality for people of both sexes and all age groups.
• Behavioral sciences and psychosocial aspects of disease.
• Maternity care – Women Health.
• Care of neonates, infants, children and adolescents.
• Community oriented primary care. Health promotion and disease prevention
• Nursing Home and Home bound care.
• Emergency care, critical care, surgical care, and other required block rotations.
• Health systems management (practice management)
Curriculum Highlights
Our Family Practice Residency Program is designed to provide the physician with advanced and concentrated training in the specialty of family practice. The program is committed to supply the needs of the medical school graduate desiring to be certified in Family Medicine.
"Disease prevention is the cornerstone of osteopathic family practice and shall be given major emphasis throughout our curriculum.
The program will offer the family practice resident with properly organized training, in both cognitive and procedural domains that will provide progressive primary responsibility for patient care in both the inpatient and outpatient setting within the context of a family environment. This shall occur through continuity of didactic and clinical experiences. Upon the successful completion of a residency in family practice, the physician will be prepared to provide comprehensive health care to diverse populations.
Resident Competencies
Patient Care
Medical Knowledge
Practice-based Learning and Improvement
Interpersonal and Communication Skills
Professionalism
Systems-based Practice
Patient Care
Medical Knowledge
Practice-based Learning and Improvement
Interpersonal and Communication Skills
Professionalism
Systems-based Practice
Osteopathic Philosophy and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
Residency Highlights
Individuals who choose the Osteopathic Family Medicine Program are expected to complete satisfactorily their family medicine training at our institution. By doing so, eligibility for the American College of Osteopathic Family Practice (ACOFP) certification can be achieved in three years. Graduates of the three-year Family Medicine Residency Program will be able to manage a wide variety of health care needs for the individual and the family in the context of the community, including acute care, preventive care and chronic disease states. Residents will be trained in treating patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly.