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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Cpf/cds Funding Will Support the Continued Growth of the Graduate Medical Education Program of Beebe Medical Center, Inc. Through Construction of a New Facility for Education and Practice. This State Of-the-art Primary Care Facility Will Allow Beebe Family Medicine Residents in Training to See Patients, Providing a Robust, Hands-on Clinical Experience While Delivering Healthcare in a Primary Care Shortage Area. the Residency Clinic Will Be Located at 32050 Long Neck Road in Millsboro, De, a Primary Care Shortage Area. It Will Be Located Within a Newly Constructed 32,000 S.F. Class a Medical Office Building and Will Provide a Total of 16,040 S.F. of Teaching and Practice Space. the Family Medicine Residency Practice Serves as the Primary Training Site for the Family Medicine Resident Physicians, Offering Them Hands-on Experience in Patient Care Under the Supervision of Experienced Faculty Physicians. It Provides a Structured Environment Where the Resident Physicians Can Apply the Knowledge and Skills Learned in Medical School to Direct Patient Care, While Preparing Them for Independent Practice. the Site Is a Fully Functioning Primary Care Office Where Resident Physicians Can Provide the Continuity of Care Vital for Patients. the Clinic Will Be Equipped With Examination Rooms and Treatment Areas Where Resident Physicians Can Assess, Diagnose, and Manage Various Medical Conditions Under the Guidance of Their Faculty Physicians. the Site Will Also Have Facilities for Minor Procedures, Vaccinations, and Women’s Health Services. the Site Will Provide Care for Patients of All Ages and Stages. It Will Be Staffed to Provide Exceptional Customer Service to Our Patients and Includes a Practice Administrator, Patient Service Representatives, Medical Assistants, Office Nurses, and Nurse Practitioners. in Addition to the Resident Physicians Seeing Patients Under the Supervision of the Faculty Physicians, Some of the Faculty Physicians Also Carry Their Own Panel of Patients, Ensuring They Are Staying Up-to-date and Maintain Their Own Clinical Skills.
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$1.5 Million
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