Stacy Hausmann, MD, MS, RPA, DipABLM

Education

• Ross University School of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine with Cum Laude Distinction
• Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Center, Physician Assistant Degree
• Adelphi University, Master of Science in Biology with Cum Laude Distinction

Residency Training

• Pediatric Residency at Schneider Children’s Hospital, Long Island Jewish Medical Center and Westchester Medical Center
• Child Neurology Residency at New York University Langone Medical Center

Additional Training & Continuing Medical Education 

• Board Certified in Lifestyle Medicine provided by the American and International Board of Lifestyle Medicine, Certified Diplomate of the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine
• Board Eligible in the Certified Culinary Medicine Specialist Program (CCMS designation) provided by the Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine at Tulane University
• Clinicians CHEF Coaching Basics and Beyond the Basics, Certificate of Completion in Culinary Coaching provided by Harvard Medical School 
• Children’s Mental Health for Primary Care Physicians and Pediatricians Certificate provided by McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School 
• Psychological First Aid Responder Certificate provided by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health 

Honors & Accomplishments

• Ross University School of Medicine: Cum Laude Distinction
• Adelphi University: Recipient of Full Graduate Scholarship in Biology, Cum Laude Distinction
• Graduate scholarly paper and thesis recognized with Honors Distinction
• Citation from Nassau County Executive for Outstanding Work on Behalf of Fellowman

Memberships

• Urgent Care Association
• American Academy of Pediatrics and Section on Obesity
• American Medical Association
• Obesity Medicine Association
• American College of Lifestyle Medicine

Upon graduation from college, Dr. Hausmann was the recipient of a full academic scholarship to Adelphi University Biology graduate program. She earned her Master of Science degree in Biology with Honors Distinction. During graduate school, she conducted cancer research and participated in undergraduate teaching. She taught Biology to college students at the State and City University of New York and conducted cancer research in gastrointestinal and breast cancer. 

Prior to attending medical school, Dr. Hausmann worked as a physician assistant in Internal Medicine at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Cornell Medical Center and worked in an outpatient Multi-Specialty office providing care for adult patients in Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Gastroenterology and Rheumatology. In addition, to her broad training and experience in caring for children and adolescent, she has broad experiences caring for adults in both the inpatient and outpatient setting.

Dr. Hausmann is passionate about preventive and lifestyle medicine, nutrition and wellness, mental health, and youth substance abuse prevention. She is developing a program to empower and guide children and adults to make healthier choices and sustainable behavior changes about nutrition and exercise. She is a community drug prevention advocate working on programs to educate the community about the signs of drug use and addiction, and the health risks and dangers to prevent initial and continued use and addiction. She is involved with the Saving Lives Five Towns Drug and Alcohol Coalition. She was the recipient of a Citation from the Nassau County Executive for Outstanding Work on Behalf of Fellow man. 

Dr. Hausmann is married with three children and enjoys spending time with her family, community work, reading, cooking, tennis, exercising, biking, walking, photography, and traveling.