Today we’re celebrating Dr. Bostock, a dedicated GAFP member for more than 40 years. He lends his leadership as District 4 Director and Family Medicine core faculty at Northeast Georgia. We are so grateful for his decades of commitment and are truly delighted to have him.
Exciting news! Dr. Monica Newton, founding program director of the Family Medicine residency program at NGMC is the new President of the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians (GAFP)!
Dr. Newton’s appointment reflects her longstanding dedication to medical education and community health. As a leader in family medicine, she has played a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of physicians through her work at NGMC and her involvement with GAFP. We are so proud of her! Congratulations, Dr. Newton!
To learn more, read the full press release here: https://t.co/EqthKPdOkk
We are so proud to celebrate Dr. Monica Newton as she is inducted as the new President of the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians.
A dedicated leader and advocate for family medicine, Dr. Newton brings vision, integrity, and a deep commitment to advancing the specialty.
Congrats to our Family Medicine residency Senior Program Coordinator, Emmalyn, for being one of 30 participants at the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) headquarters to discuss ways to improve the residency recruitment and selection process for Family Medicine. What an honor! Thank you, Emmalyn for representing #ngmcgme so well!
To learn more about our Family Medicine residency, visit https://t.co/ddU6lcxgGs
The Center for Simulation and Innovation was featured in Modern Healthcare recently, highlighting how video games and escape rooms are helping to train residents in several health systems around the country. Director of Clinical Skills and Simulation, Jim Rinehart, did a fantastic job explaining how NGHS leads in this innovative approach, specifically escape rooms used with our EM residents. #ngmcgme #hardwiredforexcellence
Read the article here: https://t.co/GNWEEPtvQj
Congratulations to #ngmcgme Family Medicine residents for being awarded a Change Grant from NGHS Foundation! Our residents make an impact for our patents and our community. To learn more about the project, visit https://t.co/WdB3oHOx9K. #hardwiredforexcellence
Be sure to visit the #ngmcgme Family Medicine residency at booth 1827 at the AAFP in Kansas! Find out why we are #hardwiredforexcellence! To learn more, visit https://t.co/qwswZQCyDd.
Wishing Dad's everywhere a very Happy Father's Day and thank you for all you do! Enjoy these photos of some of our hard working residents and fellows with their kiddos!
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Last month, our PGY-2 Family Medicine residents and faculty had the privilege of visiting the Georgia State Capitol to meet with legislators and discuss important healthcare bills that will shape the future of patient care. We're proud of our residents and faculty for advocating for patients!
Learn more about our Family Medicine residency by visiting https://t.co/ddU6lcxgGs
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Advocacy in action! 🏛️ Dr. William Bostock, DO, is not only a trusted family physician but also a strong voice for family medicine at the Capitol. His commitment to shaping healthcare policies ensures better outcomes for both physicians and patients across Georgia. #GAFP
A few months ago, Dr. Newton, #NGMCGME Family Medicine residency program director, was appointed by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp to the Georgia Maternal and Infant Health Advisory Commission. Recently, she was officially sworn in by the governor. Congrats!
#NGMCGME would like to congratulate one of its Family Medicine Chief Residents, Dr. Nathan Boys, on matching into @theprismahealth - University of South Carolina Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship! We're delighted to see Dr. Boys realize his dreams - congrats!
Learn more about our Family Medicine residency by visiting https://t.co/n4y11ZjpuT
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Snow is a rare sight in Gainesville, GA, so when it finally fell a couple of weeks ago, our Family Medicine residents made the most of it—one of their highlights being the creation of an adorable little snowman!
Learn more about our Family Medicine residency by visiting https://t.co/ddU6lcxgGs.
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Our Family Medicine residents showed up for our #NGMCGME summer research interns' poster presentations at @GAFamilyDocs' fall meeting! Program Director Dr. Newton also moderated a collaborative meeting on reducing maternal mortality across GA and the supportive roles Family Medicine residencies have. Great job, everyone!
To learn more about our Family Medicine residency, visit https://t.co/ddU6lcxgGs.
We’d like to thank veterans everywhere, including our very own GME veteran residents, for their service! Pictured from top left to right:
1. Richard Adams, DO, PGY-1 General Surgery resident, Air Force.
2. Ryan Anderson, MD, PGY-5 General Surgery chief resident, Navy (Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal).
3. Joseph Fowler, MD, PGY-3 Psychiatry chief resident, Army (Armed Forces service medal vet).
4. Adeyemi Gbogboade, MD, PGY-3 Family Medicine resident, Army Reserves.
5. Nathaniel Grabill, MD, PGY-4 General Surgery resident, Army.
6. Erin Harvath, DO, PGY-3 Emergency Medicine resident, Air National Guard - currently serving.
7. Brian Legvold, MD, PGY-1 Emergency Medicine resident, Army.
8. Felix Robles Zoquier, MD, PGY-2 Internal Medicine resident, Army.
9. Brett Sell, MD, PGY-3 Emergency Medicine resident, Air Force.
10. Devin Smith, MD, PGY-4 General Surgery resident, Army.
11. Benjamin Welch, MD, PGY-3 Psychiatry resident, Marines.
Many don’t realize that the first people Hitler sent to his concentration camps weren’t everyday Jewish citizens, but his political opponents. So, when Trump rants about retribution, locking up his opponents, and giving them “very long sentences,” I can’t help but take him seriously… because history teaches us that is what fascist dictators do during their “Day One” period to consolidate their power. (After all, if you’re hellbent on staying in power but aren’t likely to win the next election, you can’t have your political opponents running around free.)
To keep fascism out of our lives, vote for democracy!
Our very own Dr. Monica Newton, Family Medicine residency program director, was appointed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to the Georgia Maternal and Infant Health Advisory Commission. This group of 14 members will focus on improving perinatal care in the state of Georgia. Congrats!
Students at Gainesville High School got to listen to PGY-1 Family Medicine resident Dr. Nikolas Jen's presentation on "The Teenage Brain and Alcohol." Way to go, Dr. Jen, for educating teens on this important topic!
To learn more about our Family Medicine residency, visit https://t.co/Orhf60u1Qp.
Our Family Medicine residents are very excited to restart the Gainesville, GA Walk with a Doc walks! Patients, visitors, friends and family are all welcome to learn about interesting health topics while walking and talking with the residents - it's a great way to get your steps in while learning something new! Walks are on the first Saturday of each month, now through next June, at 10 a.m. at the Midland Greenway.
To learn more, visit https://t.co/Z0I74bgxWt.
@Gaurang_MD Unfortunately, H1B visas are cost prohibitive for the institutions. This is the reason why a large number only offer sponsor of J1. It’s good to know what your end goal is so I appreciate that part of this post. H1B just means fewer programs to apply to.