Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Two months of orthopedics and sports medicine are required of all residents. One month is spent in the first year, and another month in the third year. During this time, the resident works with the orthopedist in his office, but also works with the physical therapist and physiatrist in the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Therapy (SMART) Center.
Residents participate in the cardiac rehab program and in addition to sports injury management and prevention, the residents perform preparticipation sports physicals. Residents also have the opportunity to work at the Sports Medicine Clinic held every other week at the Family Medicine Center.
Other Educational Experiences
Pediatrics
The Department of Pediatrics operates under the guidance of two full-time directors who are...
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Surgery
The department is staffed by more than 100 BE/BC surgeons. There is an advanced...
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Obstetrics
Approximately 1,200 deliveries are performed each year at South Nassau Communities...
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Emergency Medicine
Our modern Level II Emergency Department is one of the busiest on Long
Island's South Shore...
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Family Medicine
Throughout their three years, all residents have their continuity clinics at the Family Medicine Center....
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Subspecialties
Surgical subspecialties include orthopedics, ENT, urology and ophthalmology. They are primarily...
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Geriatrics
There is a block rotation during the second year of residency based at a geriatric facility in the area....
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Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
Two months of orthopedics & sports medicine are required of all...
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Other Education
In the third year, there is a rotation emphasizing contemporary practice management...
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