| ACGME number: | 1200900416 | |
| Program Director: | Angela A Debo DO, FAAFP | |
| Address: |
640 S State St
Dover, Delaware 19901 |
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| Phone: | (302) 744-6860 | |
| Email: | fmresidency@bayhealth.org | |
| Website: | https://www.bayhealthgme.org/familymedicine |
The mission of the Bayhealth Medical Center Family Medicine residency program is to prepare future family medicine physicians for a life and career dedicated to serving their patients, the community and the profession. To accomplish this mission, Bayhealth aims to ensure that the residents feel connected with and invested in the Dover, Sussex, and overall Delaware community throughout each year of the residency. By placing a focus on serving the needs of the community, Bayhealth Medical Center hopes to ensure that the residents continually feel inspired by their role in the medical profession and are reminded frequently that they are making a difference in the lives of people in their community. To put this mission into action, the family medicine residency will focus on a three-year longitudinal community medicine experience which prepares physician leaders to be the best possible advocates for their patients. In their first year (PGY1), residents will spend a month of community medicine rotating through many of the health-based community organizations (homeless shelters, free clinics, a migrant farm workers clinic, etc.) that exist within our rural community. This early exposure allows them to identify a passion project that they can continue to engage with for the next three years. In year two (PGY2), they will spend a month engaging on deeper level with their selected organization, including developing a research project that addresses health equity. In the third year (PGY3), they spend a month focused on community leadership and advocacy, answering the question, “What role do physicians have in improving the health of the community?” Through this longitudinal experience, we hope the residents develop a passion for serving the underserved, learn how to be an effective voice to continue to advocate for improved health equity throughout their careers, and effect real change in improving the health of this rural community.
Rural
Suburban
No strengths provided
Bayhealth Medical Center
3 Years
No federal or government clinic funding
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Offered: |
PGY-1: 8 |
PGY-2: 8 |
PGY-3: 8 |
| Filled: |
PGY-1: 8 |
PGY-2: 8 |
PGY-3: 0 |
Yes
Less than two months
Less than two months
Three months
None
Four months
Yes
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| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Half days |
PGY-1: 1 |
PGY-2: 4 |
PGY-3: 4 |
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Call from home trips to hospital |
PGY-1: None |
PGY-2: None |
PGY-3: None |
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average In hospital night calls |
PGY-1: None |
PGY-2: None |
PGY-3: None |
| Night Float |
PGY-1: Yes |
PGY-2: Yes |
PGY-3: Yes |
Yes
Yes
Yes
Bayhealth Medical Center
405
5
2
0
2
2
1
Yes
| PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salary |
PGY-1: $60,000 |
PGY-2: $61,500 |
PGY-3: $63,000 |
| Weeks of Vacation |
PGY-1: 3 |
PGY-2: 3 |
PGY-3: 3 |
Liability Insurance
Health Insurance
Time off for conferences
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Sick Leave / Personal Time
Parking
Funding for attending conferences
Meals
On-site Child Care
AAFP Membership
Medical license fee
DEA license fee
No