Jeremy Grossman, MD is a Sackler School of Medicine-NYS Branch
graduate, where his work as founder of “The Homeless Project: Tel Aviv” took 1st
Place from the Social Justice Project & Paper. He also has a Bachelors in Psychology and
Biology from University of California, Irvine.
His research includes a paper being prepared for publication titled
“Factors associated with high rates of non-adherence in diabetics treated with
continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion: a population-base case-cohort study.”
Among Dr. Grossman’s many volunteer interests is counselor at Camp Conrad
Chinnock, a non-profit youth summer camp for children with diabetes. He began as a young camper and earned the
camp’s Michael White Award for his years of commitment. Dr. Grossman plans to
continue volunteering with the camp’s medical team and hopes to one day serve
as the camp’s medical director. Dr.
Grossman would like to practice medicine in impoverished and underserved
communities and looks forward to multigenerational treatment of the family as a
unit. Dr. Grossman speaks fluent Hebrew
and enjoys playing acoustic guitar, weight training, and his Belgian
Shepard.
Nickname: Jer-Bear
Hometown: Aliso Viejo, CA
Why Med-Peds?: Before medical school began, I knew I wanted to work with both
children and adults and so, naturally, I always thought I would enter a
residency in family medicine. However, it's outpatient nature and training in
OBGYN did not resonate as much with me. It wasn't until I was scrolling through
match lists from my medical school that I stumbled upon Med-peds. It was the
perfect fit for me because it allowed me to receive extensive training in the
treatment of children and adults. Furthermore, I could treat a full spectrum of
diseases for both populations, inpatient and outpatient, alike.
Why Stony Brook?: Not only does Stony Brook have an incredible reputation
worldwide, but it also has some of the kindest people working within its walls.
On my interview day, I felt incredibly welcomed and was treated as a colleague
rather than an applicant. Not to mention, JT and Rob are some of the best
program directors I have been fortunate enough to meet.
What do you plan on doing when finished residency (if known)? Hospitalist &
Primary Care
Outside interests: Guitar, Animals, Basketball, Weightlifting.
