NJAFP Presents Arnold Pallay, M.D. with the Lifetime Achievement Award
Atlantic City, NJ – Citing his dedication to family medicine and his contributions to community health and the state of New Jersey, the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians (NJAFP) recently presented Arnold Pallay, M.D. of Vanguard Medical Group with the 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award. Each year, this award is presented to one outstanding physician in the state who demonstrates longstanding dedication to furthering the primary care specialty of Family Medicine through excellence in care, community engagement and support of new physicians in the specialty.
“Dr. Pallay has shown an extraordinary commitment to improving the health of our community,” said Robert Eidus, M.D., president of Vanguard Medical Group and also a previous president of NJAFP. “Through his study and special training in genetics and genomics, he has brought an additional level of diagnostic expertise to patients who may be genetically predisposed to certain conditions. His focus on travel medicine also has helped to keep many patients healthy while traveling out of the country. Dr. Pallay is well known for his thoughtful and thorough approach to healthcare, with a focus on patients first, which is the hallmark of an outstanding family physician.”
Dr. Pallay is the director of practice development for Vanguard Medical Group (www.vanguardmedgroup.com) and serves as medical director of both the Montville and Lincoln Park sites. He is also the founder and current associate medical director of Jacobs Levy Genomic Medicine and Research Program at Atlantic Health System. He is a long-time appointed member of the Montville Township Board of Health.
He has served as president of the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians, the Morris County Medical Society and the New Jersey Association of Medical Specialty Societies. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians, and American Society of Human Genetics.
Dr. Pallay has written for the Core Content of Family Practice on medical genetics, and lectures extensively on issues in primary care, health care reform and precision medicine.
He completed his undergraduate and medical school studies at Boston University and a three-year family practice residency at the Mountainside Hospital. Dr. Pallay resides in Montville, N.J.
About the NJAFP
For more than 65 years, the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians has been advancing the cause of family physicians and their patients. With more than 2,000 members, including active practicing family physicians, residents in family medicine, and medical students interested in the specialty, the NJAFP is the largest primary care medical specialty society in the state and a chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians. To learn more about NJAFP, visit www.njafp.org.
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