Joel M. Bumol

Dr. Joel M. Bumol is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Social Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center, serving as Program Director for the Family Medicine Residency. His roles include leadership at Williamsbridge Family Practice and advising the residency's homeless health track. He specializes in medical education, opioid addiction treatment via buprenorphine therapy, diabetes management, and social medicine. Board certified in family medicine since 2014, he actively contributes to both inpatient and outpatient clinical training.

Education: Graduated from Albert Einstein College of Medicine (2011), completed residency in Family and Social Medicine at Montefiore (2014) as Chief Resident.

Research interests focus on healthcare access disparities, addiction treatment in underserved communities, and innovative medical education models. His work explores the intersection of social determinants and clinical care, particularly in urban settings like the Bronx.

Publications highlight his contributions to buprenorphine treatment efficacy, food environment analysis, and climate change's health impacts. Awards recognize his excellence in teaching medical students and leadership in family medicine education.

Led initiatives in Montefiore's Buprenorphine Treatment Network and developed curricula addressing health equity. Maintains the Lab of Joel M. Bumol, focusing on translational research in community-based healthcare solutions.