Leslie A. Stone, M.D. Family Medicine Physician

Primary Appointment Location

Family Medical Center in Fayetteville
1125 N. College Ave.
UAMS Northwest Regional Campus
Fayetteville, AR 72703

Appointment Phone Number: 479-521-8260
New and Returning Patients

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Overview

Area of Expertise: Primary Care
Accepting New Patients: Yes
Patient Types: Adults; Children and Adolescents
Language: English

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Make an Appointment With Dr. Stone

New patients can make an appointment by contacting the clinic directly.

Existing patients also have the option of requesting an appointment online through UAMS Health MyChart.

About Dr. Stone

Dr. Leslie Stone is a graduate of the UAMS College of Medicine. In the summer of 2000, he worked as a research assistant for a field study of child malnutrition in Honduras. In 2004, he worked with Cuban physicians in Havana and Santa Clara, Cub. Dr. Stone has worked as a physician in Arkansas for several years before moving to work in a community health center serving East Harlem, New York in 2014. While there, he participated in team based care for his patients, much like we provide here at UAMS in our primary care clinics. Dr. Stone is now practicing in our Family Medicine Clinic in Fayetteville.

Dr. Stone's Academic Background

Faculty Appointments

Department of Family and Preventive Medicine: Assistant Professor

Education and Training

Undergraduate Education: University of Central Arkansas
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences
Medical School: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Residency: UAMS Northwest
Family Medicine
Postgraduate Education: SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Master's in Public Health

Associations

American Medical Association
American Academy of Family Physicians
Arkansas Academy of Family Physicians
Society of Teachers of Family Medicine

Dr. Stone's Research

Peer Reviewed
1. Stone LA Brown G, Jarrett DM, Snellgrove B, Ventres W. Philosophies of Family Medicine:
Piloting an Innovative Clerkship Curriculum. PRiMER. 2023; 7:6.
https://doi.org/10.22454/PRiMER.2023.126034
2. Ventres WB, Stone LA Rowland KT, et al Storylines of family medicine I: framing family
medicine history, values and perspectives. Family Medicine and Community Health
2024;12:e002788. doi: 10.1136/fmch 2024 002788
3. Ventres WB, Stone LA Shah R, et al. Storylines of family medicine II: foundational building
blocks context, community and health. Family Medicine and Community Health
2024;12:e002789. doi: 10.1136/fmch 2024 002789
4. Ventres WB, Stone LA Joslin TA, et al. Storylines of family medicine III: cor e principles primary
care, systems and family. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002790. doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002790
5. Ventres WB, Stone LA Akhtar R, et al. Storylines of family medicine IV: perspectives on
practice lenses of appreciation. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002791. doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002791
6. Ventres WB, Stone LA Shapiro JF, et al. Storylines of family medicine V: ways of thinking
honing the therapeutic self. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002792 doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002792
7. Ventres WB, Stone LA LaVallee LA, et al. Storylines of family medicine VI: ways of being in
the office with patients. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002793. doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002793
8. Ventres WB, Stone LA Barnard KC, et al. Storylines of family medicine VII: family medicine
across the lifespan. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002794. doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002794
9. Ventres WB, Stone LA Gibson Oliver LE, et al. Storylines of family medicine VII I: clinical
approaches. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002795. doi: 10.1136/fmch 2024
10. Ventres WB, Stone LA Abou Arab ER, et al. Storylines of family medicine IX: people and
places diverse populations and locations of care. Family Medicine and Community Health
2024;12:e002826. doi: 10.1136/fmch 2024 002826
11. Ventres WB, Stone LA Bryant, WW, et al. Storylines of family medicine X: standing up for
diversity, equity and inclusion. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002828. do i:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002828
12. Ventres WB, Stone LA Wilson HJ, et al. Storylines of family medicine XI: professional identity
formation nurturing one’s own story. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002827.
doi: 10.1136/fmch 2024 002827
13. Ventres WB, Stone LA South Paul JE, et al. Storylines of family medicine XII: family medicine
and the healthcare system. Family Medicine and Community Health 2024;12:e002829. doi:
10.1136/fmch 2024 002829
14. Ayers BL, Mendoza Kabua P, Moore S, Stone LA, Andersen JA, Langston K, McElfish PA. Exploring the Experiences of Community-Based Doulas That Serve Immigrant/Refugee Clients in Arkansas. Women’s Reproductive Health. Forthcoming 2024.

Non-Peer-Reviewed
1. Stone, L. Your Health: Avoid the Pain of Sitting All Day. City Town, Official Publication of the
Arkansas Municipal League. July 2022; 78:7. https://www.armunil eague.org/wp
content/uploads/2024/02/2022_07_CnTLayout_WEB.pdf