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Five physicians in Lakeside Medical Center’s Family Medicine Residency Program recently graduated in a virtual following three years of intense training during an unprecedented time in healthcare. The teaching hospital is located in the heart of Palm Beach County’s rural, western communities, which in 2020 was considered a hot spot for COVID-19.
“I commend this class of residents for their dedication to our hospital’s patients while serving on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Darcy J. Davis, CEO of the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. “Their commitment and care have helped improve the health of the Glades community,”
The graduates, John D. Adame, D.O., Quanecia Beasley, D.O., Sonya Dusseault, D.O., and Chief Residents Christal Landeros, D.O., and Kerlan St. Prix, D.O., completed a rigorous three-year curriculum. Their rotations included emergency medicine, critical care, women’s health, behavioral health, general surgery, inpatient, outpatient and community medicine, musculoskeletal and sports medicine, cardiology, geriatrics, and pediatrics.
“I have had the enormous pleasure of sharing the journey of these fine physicians,” said Seneca Harberger, M.D., Family Medicine Residency Program Director at Lakeside Medical Center. “They’ve been through a lot of extra trials and have truly found ways to learn and grow from all of them. I’m proud to know them and look forward to all the great work I’m sure they will do for their patients.”
