University at Buffalo/Sisters of Charity Hospital Program

The Sisters of Charity Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program in Buffalo, New York, offers a comprehensive training environment with a focus on developing compassionate and competent family physicians. The program has a deep osteopathic heritage and has been in existence for over 30 years.

Key Program Features: - A medium-sized community hospital with a strong heritage of teaching - Received ACGME accreditation and ACGME Osteopathic Recognition continued accreditation - All positions are considered as designated osteopathic residents - Surrounded by strong postgraduate training programs in various specialties - Support for innovative and effective teaching and learning models - Dedicated core faculty passionate about teaching and training - Continuity of care clinic in a private practice setting - Emphasis on promoting continuity of care and global health awareness - Residents are encouraged to participate in local and foreign mission trips - Residents enjoy close relationships and engage in team building activities - Emphasis on promoting healthy work-life balance - Program Director: Dr. Andy Harbison, D.O.

Location: Buffalo, New York - Buffalo is a medium-sized city in Western New York experiencing a resurgence - Affordable place to live and raise a family - Rich in arts, culture, cuisine, and activities

Application Requirements: - ERAS Common Application - Personal statement - Dean's Letter - Medical School Transcripts - COMLEX/USMLE Part 1 & Part 2 scores, including PE/CS - 3 Letters of Reference - Additional requirements for physicians seeking to apply to the Osteopathically Recognized Family Medicine Program

For more information on the program and to find out why residents choose the Sisters of Charity Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, interested individuals are encouraged to reach out to current residents.

Please note that the program website does not mention visa support or specific competitiveness information.