ONMM3 residents will have extensive clinic time to learn to incorporate OMM into primary care visits as well as spend clinic time in our OMM consultation clinic. They will also spend several months rotating in our vibrant OMM hospital consultation service with regular consultations from Surgery, Pediatrics, OB and Medical Specialties. Specific rotations during the residency year will include Neurology, Rheumatology, Pain Management, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation with electives in Integrative Medicine, Pediatrics, Occupational Medicine and Orthopedics.
We do not use ERAS for the Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Manipulative Medicine Program.
Please forward the following to: Pat Armstrong
- CV
- Dean’s Letter or equivalent
- Medical School Transcript
- COMLEX Transcript
- Three letters of reference
- Current program directors contact information
- Personal Statement
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Dr. Kelly Ciapciak, DO
ONMM3 2023 Resident
Kelly Ciapciak (“chap-chak”) is from Walpole, Massachusetts. They finished a BS in Biology at the University of New Hampshire, then went on to graduate from medical school at UNECOM in Maine. They did their Family Medicine residency at Kent Hospital in Rhode Island (Brown: West Warwick Program). To round out their tour of the New England states, they’re returning to Pittsfield for an ONMM fellowship! Kelly loves osteopathic family medicine, and has interests in reproductive health and justice, and gender affirming care, as well as the full spectrum FM! When not working, you can find them hiking with their pup, singing to their plants, or reading every fantasy book in sight (ask them about Brandon Sanderson to unlock pure nerd)!
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Dr. Chelsea Nagayama, DO
ONMM3 2023 Resident
Chelsea (she/her) grew up in North Texas and has spent most of her adult life in Western Washington. She is coming from Tacoma, WA, where she completed her three year residency in Family Medicine at Puyallup Tribal Health Authority. She received her undergraduate degree from University of Washington and her Osteopathic medical degree from A.T. Still University School of Medicine in Arizona. Chelsea prefers to be called by her first name or Dr. Nagayama (pronounced Nah-gah-yah-mah). She is thrilled to continue her training in the Osteopathic Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine program at BMC. Some of her interests include cooking and niche perfumery.
Faculty
Program Director: Stephen Kisiel, DO
Medical Education Affiliates
