Medical Director of Student Wellness
Dr. Finkelstein has teaching responsibilities in bioethics, oncology, geriatric medicine and primary patient care. He is also course preceptor for the 4th-year urban health care rotation. An active practitioner and lecturer, Dr. Finkelstein has made several presentations to senior citizens' groups on reducing the risk of heart disease, heart attack warning signs, and stroke prevention.
Dr. Finkelstein's varied interests as a family practitioner include geriatric medicine, well-child and adolescent development, and diabetic monitoring and management.
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About Larry Finkelstein
Dr. Finkelstein has teaching responsibilities in bioethics, oncology, geriatric medicine and primary patient care. He is also course preceptor for the 4th-year urban health care rotation. An active practitioner and lecturer, Dr. Finkelstein has made several presentations to senior citizens' groups on reducing the risk of heart disease, heart attack warning signs, and stroke prevention.
Dr. Finkelstein's varied interests as a family practitioner include geriatric medicine, well-child and adolescent development, and diabetic monitoring and management.
| Present | Associate Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine ‐ Department of Family Medicine | |
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| Present | Medical Director of Student Wellness, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Professional Service and Affiliations
| Member, American College of General Practitioners | Member, American Heart Association Speakers Bureau |
Honors and Awards
- Primary Care Physician of the Year, PCOM (2000)
| 1987 | DO, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine | |
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