Gregory Dimesa, DO

Compassionate Family Medicine Physician with comprehensive background in providing primary care services across diverse populations. Skilled in developing and implementing tailored care plans, preventive health strategies, and patient education to promote overall wellness. Known for strong diagnostic abilities and effective communication, leading to improved patient outcomes and satisfaction. Demonstrated leadership in clinic settings by enhancing workflow efficiency and fostering collaborative team environments.

• Advanced Cardiac Life Support, 01/01/15, Present
• Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider, 01/01/13, Present
• Student Athlete Health Cardiac Assessment, 01/01/17, Present
• NJ State Board of Medical Examiners, 01/01/20, Present
• Board Certified Family Physician through AOBFP, 01/01/20, Present
• FMCSA Certified Medical examiner, 01/01/23, Present

• Level 1, 06/01/15, Pass
• Level 2 PE, 04/01/16, Pass
• Level 2 CE, 07/01/16, Pass
• Level 3, 11/01/17, Pass

• Epic
• McKesson Horizon
• EClinicalWorks
• Greenway

• American Academy of Family Physicians, 01/01/17, Present
• American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, 01/01/17, Present
• American Osteopathic Association, 01/01/13, Present

Chief Resident, 07/01/19, 06/30/20, Morristown Medical Center Department of Family Medicine, Morristown, NJ, Administrative duties include scheduling lectures for weekly didactics given by specialists, faculty, colleagues and representatives. Building inpatient call and weekend office coverage schedules for fellow residents. Meeting with the program director on a weekly basis to discuss residents' concerns and advocate for resident needs. Working with interdepartmental chief residents and coordinators to schedule residents for off service rotations. Precept and educate junior Residents and medical students in the inpatient and outpatient setting.

Morristown Medical Center Family Medicine Quality Improvement Project 01/01/17-12/31/20

• Participated in pre and post intervention data collection to help improve the rates of Pneumonia Vaccine administration to diabetic patients who qualify at the Morristown Family Medicine primary care office. Assisted in executing an intervention to improve administration rates, which included creating a 'smart phrase' in the EMR system, to ensure CDC guidelines are appropriately used amongst providers in the primary care setting.