Family Medicine Residency - McLeod Health

McLeod Family Medicine Residency –
Truly Unique Training

Our nationally recognized program offers community-based, training as the only residency program in a 453-bed regional referral medical center. Well-rounded residents leave with training in advanced ICU, geriatrics, obstetric and pediatric skills. Residents benefit from a strong emphasis on procedures — such as colonoscopy, EGD and central line placement – with an ultrasound curriculum, specialty clinics and classroom instruction. Our residents handle high volume inpatient and outpatient settings, while receiving hands-on experience in population health challenges.

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Residents Learn in Our 34,340 sq. ft. Family Medicine Center

In a concerted effort to make the McLeod Family Medicine the best residency in the country, we are currently in the planning phase for a new state-of-the-art building. Currently, our Family Medicine Center, adjacent to the Regional Medical Center, boasts 34,340 square feet complete with:
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- Three patient care areas each with their own nursing station
- 24 fully equipped exam rooms
- Three procedure rooms available for colposcopy, I&Ds,
  sigmoidoscopies, paracentesis, and various other
  outpatient procedures
- A resident lounge with a computer station, table tennis,
  video games and kitchen
- Local full-service, 24-hr AHEC library
- A behavioral science center with interview room, equipped
  with cameras and ear microphone equipment to assist in
  instructing residents on interviewing skills
- Four lecture rooms for presentations, didactics,
  conferences, and group visits including Smartboard
  interactive whiteboard system
- Electronic Medical Records: eClinicalWorks (office), Sorian (hospital). Transitioning soon to a single EMR.
- Virtual desktop available from home, cellphone, iPads and other electronic devices.
- Dragon dictation system.
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Family Medicine Remains Healthcare’s Cornerstone A Message from Our Program Director

Even in these turbulent times for healthcare, Family Medicine remains the cornerstone of healthcare. More patients identify a “family doctor” as “their own” than any other specialty in medicine. The bonds that develop between a doctor and his/her patient are built on concern, compassion and probably a continuity history of some duration.
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In this competitive world of healthcare it is imperative that the “learners” be given the foundation to be able to develop those bonds with their patients. To be competitive, the practitioner of today has to learn management skills, administrative skills and knowledge of how to work in systems of healthcare. At McLeod Family Medicine we can prepare you to meet these challenges as well as provide you with a firm foundation in delivery of medical care.

This is the only residency program in this 453 bed locally-owned, not-for-profit hospital. McLeod Regional Medical Center serves as a regional referral center for approximately 1 million people in the northeast corner of South Carolina. We are located near intersection of I-95 and I-20.

When you visit our program, you will sense that “family” is central to what we do here. Residents, faculty, staff and families are included in many of our activities. In addition, our residents are given considerable support for their own personal growth and development while here. We feel this is extremely important considering the stress and workload that is part of any residency experience.

We welcome you to the McLeod Family Medicine Residency Program!

Gerard C. Jebaily, MD, MHSA, CMD
Program Director
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Our Current Residents

Class of 2018

Peter Bailey, M.D.

Medical University of South Carolina

Brooke Perugini, D.O.

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolina Campus

Garrett Barton, M.D.

University of Kansas, School of Medicine Wichita

Lauren Shurtliff, M.D.

University of Kansas, School of Medicine

Kinzie Barton, M.D.

University of Kansas, School of Medicine Wichita

Benjamin Weston, M.D.

The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University

Ashley Denmark, D.O.

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolina Campus

Karianne Yates, D.O.

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolina Campus

Benjamin Hinman, M.D., Chief Resident

Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University

Class of 2019

Richard Barfell, M.D.

Indiana University School of Medicine

Emrys Hamidi, M.D.

Medical University of South Carolina

Michael Bertucci, M.D.

Louisiana State University School of Medicine

Aaftab Husain, M.D.

Medical University of the Americas, Whitehall, Nevis, West Indies

Carmen Cribb, D.O., Chief Resident

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolina Campus

Jonathan Orton, M.D.

St. Martinus School of Medicine in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles

Amid Hamidi, M.D.

Medical University of South Carolina

Robert Wiggin, M.D.

University of Missouri

Class of 2020

Thomas Drzymala Jr., M.D.

Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University of Buffalo, NY

Nicole Joyner-Powell, D.O.

Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine

Rachel Fenters, D.O.

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Carolina Campus

Rhonda Wallace, M.D.

Saint James School of Medicine, Anguilla

Daniel McCorry, M.D.

Georgetown University School of Medicine

Evan Welker, D.O.

West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Brandon McDonald, D.O.

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

Akal Zeleke, M.D.

University of South Carolina