Augusta University Family Medicine

School is back in session! The Sports Medicine Division Fellows attended the Richmond County coaches meeting to begin the school semester and kick off fall sports.

Congratulations to Dr. Fabian Hernandez for being named Resident of the Quarter!

Up to 70% of women who have Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) are unaware that they have the condition. PMOS can lead to insulin resistance, irregular periods, and fertility issues. Dr. Brandon Bentley discusses PMOS, symptoms to look out for, and ways to improve symptoms.

Wellness Wednesday: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS)

Caring for our loved ones can be rewarding but can also take a toll on our mental and physical health. Dr. Jessica Britt-Thomas discusses caregiver burnout, why it happens, and the ways caregivers can take care of themselves.

Dealing with caregiver burnout

Smiles all around! Our interns are already making themselves right at home as part of the DFCM family!

Our residency is counting down the days till we get to meet so many amazing students at FUTURE in Kansas City! Stop by our booth in the Expo Hall to learn more about our program and get to know us!

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Learning has never tasted so sweet! Our residents learned about the importance of protein in a healthy diet while making delicious snickerdoodle protein balls!

Summer is always a bittersweet season at the Department of Family and Community Medicine. As we prepare to welcome a new class of interns, we also say goodbye to our graduating residents.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! You have grown into exceptional family medicine physicians, and we look forward to seeing the impact you will make in your careers!