Kerri L. Palamara, MD
Educational Background: Graduated from Providence College in 2002 with a BS in Biology, attended medical school at New York Medical College and graduated in 2006. Completed a primary care residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital in 2009, and subsequently served a year as the MGH Ambulatory Chief Resident from 2009-10 after which she joined the Bulfinch Medical Group.
Certification: Board Certified in Internal Medicine.
Special Interests: Active in residency education as the Associate Program Director for Ambulatory Training and Faculty Development for the MGH Internal Medicine Residency Program. In that role, she focuses on ambulatory subspecialty education, curriculum development, and training MGH Department of Medicine faculty in Competency-Based Medical Education and Direct Observation. Serves as the Residency Education Coordinator for the BMG, where she helps to coordinate the BMG Resident Physicians' educational and clinical experience. Also active as a founding member of the Harvard-wide primary advocacy group called Primary Care Progress, as well as in the Society for General Internal Medicine with their Women’s Health Task Force, Education Committee and Clinical Workshop Review Committee.
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