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Board Certified Internist and Medical Education Executive Making Strides in Healthcare Industry

New York, New York - Dr. Amar V. Munsiff, a distinguished board certified internist and Medical Education Executive, is making waves in the healthcare industry with his innovative approaches to clinical care and medical education. 

As the Founder of AVM Medical, Founder and President of the Forum for Regional Clinical Education (FORCE), and hospitalist at FF Thompson Hospital, Dr. Munsiff has been instrumental in driving positive change in the healthcare landscape. His expertise in inpatient and outpatient clinical care, primary/specialty care, hospital medicine, nursing home care, and healthcare administration sets him apart as a versatile healthcare consultant. 

Dr. Munsiff’s impressive educational background includes an Undergraduate Degree from Columbia College, a Master’s Degree in Neuroscience from NYU, a Medical Degree from New York Medical College, and residency training in internal medicine at Montefiore and Albert Einstein Medical Center.

Recognized as a Fellow of the American College of Physicians (FACP) and a member of the American College of Physician Advisors, Dr. Munsiff holds board certifications with several esteemed medical boards, including the American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians, Inc., the American Board of Internal Medicine, and the National Board of Physicians & Surgeons.

With a career spanning over three decades, Dr. Munsiff has held various leadership positions in hospital medicine, demonstrating a commitment to improving patient care and physician well-being. In a recent publication titled “Outcomes of Improving Status & Observation Accuracy at 7 US hospitals,” he showcased his proficiency in developing processes to accurately designate observation or inpatient status for hospitalized patients. This peer-reviewed publication highlighted the successful implementation of educational and operational interventions leading to improved documentation and increased hospital revenue.

Throughout his career, Dr. Munsiff has achieved remarkable milestones, such as building a non-profit medical education company, facilitating numerous certified medical education seminars, and significantly impacting hospital program operations to generate savings and revenue. His exceptional leadership skills have been instrumental in transforming hospitalist operations, enhancing patient care coordination, and fostering multidisciplinary care approaches.

Dr. Munsiff’s contributions extend beyond the boundaries of clinical care, as he has authored several publications including “The Hospitalist Survival Guide” and “The Antiretroviral Guide,” and delivered impactful lectures for 70+ healthcare organizations. His dedication to medical education and patient care has earned him recognition as a leader in the healthcare community.

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