We are pleased to share that our 2025 graduating class achieved a 100% board pass rate.
Congratulations to our newest alumni!

Congratulations to Drs. Macy McNair, Assistant Program Director, and Marissa Lapedis, Assistant Professor, for being inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society!

Kelechi Anyanwu is a newly double board-certified Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine physician. She received a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida, before completing medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine-Georgia campus. She completed her family medicine residency at Morehouse School of Medicine’s Family Medicine Residency Program. She then went on to complete a secondary residency in preventive medicine at Morehouse, focusing on maternal health. While in the preventive medicine program, she obtained a master’s in public health also at Morehouse School of Medicine. Her interests in medicine include women’s health, lifestyle medicine, social determinants of health, and global health. She hopes to continue a career in medicine where she can improve the health and well-being of marginalized groups at the individual and population levels. During her spare time, she enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends, attending concerts and festivals, and planning events.

Dr. Macy McNair was installed as Vice Speaker of the
Georgia Academy of Family Physicians Congress of Delegates.

Dr. Kelsey served as the District 11 Delegate to the
Georgia Academy of Family Physicians Congress of Delegates.

Dr. Corey Boggs, immediate past Chief Resident, received the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians Keith Ellis, MD Resident Scholarship Award recognizing her leadership in academics and community affairs and the outstanding contributions she made as Chief Resident. Only one Chief resident
in the state of GA receives this award each year.

Dr. Alexandria Poitier, immediate past Chief Resident, received the
Georgia Academy of Family Physicians Resident of the Year Award.

We are pleased to share that our 2024 graduating class achieved a 100% board pass rate.
Congratulations to our alumni!

Congratulations to Dr. Alexandria Poitier, PGY-2, rising chief resident, for being named Resident of the Year at the 2023 GME Joint Graduation Cermony!

We are pleased to share that our 2023 graduating class achieved a 100% board pass rate.
Congratulations to our alumni!

Dr. Daniels, Chief Resident, January 2023 Global Medicine trip to the DR:

• Member of the first official Family Medicine Cares International Delegation from the American Academy of Family Physicians to the Dominican Republic.
• Aspects of the Global Medicine Initiative included:
  • Provided direct patient care to underserved populations in various 4 bateys in DR where we saw 150 patients on the very first day working alongside local physicians from One World Surgery who will continue to provide care to the patients most in need.
  • Participated in a medical education symposium at the Universidad Central del Este that focused on diabetes management.
  • Hosted community project and celebration to support Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos, a group home and educational facility for children in need.

The Georgia Academy of Family Physicians honored Morehouse School of Medicine family medicine resident Macy McNair, M.D., with its ‘2022 Resident of the Year Award’ during the organization’s annual meeting in November.

Congratulations to Dr. Macy McNair, MD, Chief Resident, for receiving the 2022 Ryan and Reginald Wimberly Humanism in Medicine Award at the 2022 GME Joint Graduation Cermony!

Congratulations to Ms. Rita Akiyode, Program Manager, for being named Program Manager of the Year at the 2022 GME Joint Graduation Cermony!

Congratulations to Ms. Christie George, Program Assistant, for being named Program Assistant of the Year at the 2022 GME Joint Graduation Cermony!

We are pleased to share that our 2022 graduating class achieved a 100% board pass rate.
Congratulations to our alumni!

We are ecstatic to announce that our own Dr. Landon Irvin matched into the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship Program of the University of North Carolina. Congratulations!

Congratulations to our recent graduate, Dr. Kelechi Anyanwu, on continuing her education in the Public Health & Preventative Medicine program at Morehouse School of Medicine!