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Family Medcine Physicians - HOSA

Family Medicine Physicians serve as the first point of contact in healthcare, providing comprehensive care for patients of all ages, including preventive services and management of chronic conditions. The path to becoming a Family Medicine Physician involves several educational steps, including medical school and residency, with an increasing demand for their services across the country. While the profession offers deep patient connections and a decent salary, it also presents challenges such as high stress and lower income compared to other specialties.

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Family Medcine Physicians - HOSA

Family Medicine Physicians serve as the first point of contact in healthcare, providing comprehensive care for patients of all ages, including preventive services and management of chronic conditions. The path to becoming a Family Medicine Physician involves several educational steps, including medical school and residency, with an increasing demand for their services across the country. While the profession offers deep patient connections and a decent salary, it also presents challenges such as high stress and lower income compared to other specialties.

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FAMILY

MEDICINE
PHYSICIAN
By Hamza Sadek
What is a Family Medicine Physician?
● Family Medicine Physicians are the
first contact most people meet in their
medical journey.
● They care for people of all ages.
● They usually work in outpatient
clinics and/or bigger hospitals.
Path to Family Medicine Physician Step 1:
Enroll in an undergraduate program and complete all medical school prerequisites.
Path to Family Medicine Physician Step 2:
Pass medical college admission test.
Path to Family Medicine Physician Step 3:
Graduate from medical school and pass United States Medical Licensing Test.
Path to Family Medicine Physician Step 4:
Complete intern year and residency.
Path to Family Medicine Physician Step 5:
Pass the family medicine board examination.
Path to Family Medicine Physician
Step 6:
Complete a Fellowship in a subspecialty (optional).
The Need For Family Medicine Physicians
● They provide services for acute and
chronic conditions.
● They provide preventive services for
patients of all ages.
● They manage illness, promote health and
care for the whole person.
● They manage patients throughout their
whole life.
● They also provide essential healthcare to
rural areas.
Benefits and Lifestyles of Family Medicine Physicians
● Deep patient connections.
● Variety of medical conditions keeping the
job interesting.
● There is a massive uptick in demand MAP OF DEMAND
across the country for this profession.
● Freedom of choosing where to operate
● Average wage of around $198,610

MAP OF WAGE
Challenges of Family Medicine Physicians

● Wide scope of practice can be


overwhelming.
● High rates of stress and exhaustion.
● Lower income compared to other
specialties.
● Challenges of running practice due to its
smaller size and limited budget.
Importance of Primary Care and Preventive Medicine to Achieve
Health Equity
● Many rural communities in the United
States do not have access to bigger
hospital systems, so clinics are the
dominant source of care.
● Family Physicians help patients navigate
the healthcare system, getting them the
right care they need.
● Family Physicians are one of the strongest
advocates for patients, helping them get the
financial coverage they need, which can
make a tremendous difference for older or
poorer patients.
The Interview #1: Dr. Rami Ibrahim.
● Dr. Rami Ibrahim is a physician
as well as the Vice Chairman of
Internal Medicine at the UF
Health Villages Regional
hospital.
● Dr. Ibrahim did his medical
school in Cairo, Egypt.
● He did his medical training in
Brooklyn, NY.
● He enjoys the field due to him
being able to treat multiple
diseases and forming unique
connections with his patients.
The Interview #1: Dr. Rami Ibrahim.

● His passions include, helping


the local community and save
his patients money by
providing most of their health
needs.
● He enjoys the opportunities
that being a Family Medicine
Physician brings and it also
helps him with his research
papers.
The Interview #1: Dr. Rami Ibrahim.

● He always wanted to be a an
aid to his community when he
was young.
● When he got older, he decided
to get into medicine.
● He chose to be a family
medicine physician in order to
help those in poorer
communities like those he
came from.
The Interview #2: Dr. Adam Kakar
● Adam Kakar is a family medicine
physician in the The Villages
Hospital.
● He graduated from NYIT College
Of Osteopathic Medicine.
● When he was little, his grandma
used to tell him that the best job is
to help people, so he choose to
study medicine.
● He has a passion for helping
people in need.
The Interview #2: Dr. Adam Kakar

● One of the biggest motivations


is his belief that helping sick
people is a great virtue.
● His biggest hardship in
becoming a Family Medicine
Physician was the financial
burden of medical school.
Is a Family Medicine Physician a Good Fit For Me?

● As much as I loved the drive,


work ethics, and patient
connection that being a family
medicine physician provides,
the challenges faced with
managing a smaller clinics does
push me away from seeking this
field.
● However, if those challenges
are not a concern, then this is
still an amazing career.
THE END

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