Dr. Anthony Shadiack received his Osteopathic degree from the UMDNJ-School of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his Family Medicine residency and Primary Care Sports Medicine fellowship at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School where he worked with two Division I college athletic programs. He was fortunate to work with a leader in the field of concussion, Dr. Margot Putukian.

He notes, “As the Associate Program Director of the Grand Strand Family Medicine residency, my goal is to help each resident become a leader within the field of Family Medicine. I truly believe in leading by example. I strive to promote scholarly activity among the residents and faculty and have given several presentations both within the community and at national conferences. I am a faculty member for the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners and participate in COMLEX exam question development. I enjoy teaching during didactics and staffing. I want to ensure that our residents walk away from this residency with a strong foundation in common Family Medicine procedures and have the ability to complete a thorough musculoskeletal exam. I pride myself on being a community physician, mentor, and innovative teacher.”

Dr. Shadiack comments, “I am married to my amazing wife, Heather, and we have two wonderful children, Anthony Jr. and Christopher. We enjoy spending time with family, playing games, traveling, cooking, playing ping pong and scuba diving”.