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THE EDWARD VIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
C A R O L I N A S C A M P U S
350 Howard Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29303
(864) 327-9800
TURNING YOUR DESIRE TO HELP OTHERS INTO A LIFELONG MISSION
V I R G I N I A C A M P U S
2265 Kraft Drive, Blacksburg, Virginia 24060
(540) 231-4000
A U B U R N C L I N I C A L C A M P U S
Opening in Auburn, Alabama in the fall of 2015.
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Y E A R B O O K
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www.vcom.edu
Turning your desire to help others
into a lifelong mission
© 2014 Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine. All rights reserved. VCOM is certified by the State Council of Higher Education to operate in Virginia.
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Alumni
“ Remember none but a thoroughly
skilled hand with a cultivated touch,
guided by an educated brain
should deal with the delicate
structure of the human body.
Dr. Andrew Taylor Still
Founder of Osteopathic Medicine
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
2013-2014
Alumni Association
O
ur Alumni Association just completed its second year, so
it’s time again to reflect on the many exciting things that
were accomplished. Once again, the goal for this year was to
continue to gather the most up-to-date contact information from our
ever-expanding number of alumni in an effort to increase the number of
paying members. These efforts coincided with those of the First Million
campaign—the quest for a self-maintaining scholarship with at least one
million dollars from member donations. I’m pleased to say that the roster
of alumni that contribute to both of these campaigns continues to grow.
Truly, the biggest event of our year is the VOMA Fall
Conference because it serves as the stage for our annual reunion and
homecoming celebration. This year we celebrated the return of the Class
of 2008 with a full weekend of both Continuing Medical Education
and fun activities in and around the beautiful Hotel Roanoke. Twelve
alumni from the class gave lectures and nearly forty alumni and families
attended the various events planned during the weekend.
I am pleased to discuss two major projects that we are
organizing for this year. First is the Global Volunteer Physician
Program, which is intended to serve as an organized network of alumni
who have the time and desire to attend the many medical missions that
VCOM students and physicians complete each year.
Second is a fundraising campaign that offers the VCOM
community the chance to purchase and engrave personalized bricks that
will be permanently placed in to-be-determined walkways or walls on
the Virginia and Carolina campuses.
As with last year’s efforts, the overall goal is to give members of
our association a growing list of opportunities and services that continue
to illustrate how effective their efforts are at keeping them connected to
all the great things that make up the VCOM community.
Jeremy J. White, D.O., Ph.D.
Class of 2007
Emergency Medicine Physician
St. Lucie Medical Center
Port St. Lucie, Florida
A
s J.J. White stated, this past year
was another exciting year for the
VCOM Alumni Association. The
alumni mentoring program continued
to thrive, bringing more alumni on
board willing and happy to provide
mentoring services to our current and
prospective students.
As alumni board president, J.J. White
’07 fulfilled his alumni initiative of
playing a key role in establishing
the “VCOM Global Physician”,
which serves to develop a network
of VCOM faculty, alumni, and
friends to advance a nationally and
internationally recognized Global
Health program. The First Million
Scholarship Campaign is progressing
to include more alumni who wish
to make an impact on students by
growing this scholarship fund.
In the fall of 2013, the board was
instrumental in planning the second
annual VCOM Homecoming event,
held in conjunction with the Virginia
Osteopathic Medical Association’s
fall meeting at Hotel Roanoke.
Plans are in the making for the
2014 alumni weekend, which will
highlight the Class of 2009. The
event, beginning August 29, will
include continuing medical education,
a family evening at Claytor Lake,
and a tailgate prior to cheering on the
Hokies at Lane Stadium.
Other events for alumni held during
the past year included Osteopathic
Medical Education (OMED) and
the American College of Osteopathic
Family Physician Conference,
(ACOFP) both held in Las Vegas,
and the AAO held in Colorado
Springs. Future endeavors are being
made to include other specialty
conferences in order to reach out to
more VCOM alumni.
Diane J. Sutphin
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Director of Alumni and Development
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VCOM Alumni Advisory Board
Class of 2009
Officers
Class of 2012
President
J.J. White, D.O., Ph.D.,
Class of 2007
Vice President
Raul Mirza, D.O.,
Class of 2009
Latonya
Hendricks, D.O.
Emily
Buchanan, D.O.
Hilary Lois, D.O.
Jill Justice, D.O.
Class of 2010
Class of 2013
Past-President
Bhaba Misra, D.O.,
Class of 2007
Representatives
Class of 2007
Ronna Compton
New, D.O.
Todd Fridley, D.O.
Brett
Hutcherson, D.O.
Paige GilbertGreen, D.O.
Cara Tillotson, D.O.
Class of 2014
Owen Speer, D.O.
Jordan Assadi
Class of 2011
Amy Doolan, D.O.
Katie Humphries, D.O.
Class of 2008
Hunter Marlo, D.O.
Class of 2015
Justin Beuthin
Bernie Monsour, D.O.
Class of 2016
Aryn Rooney
Ann Shaw Collins, D.O.
Issac Spence, D.O.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
2013-2014
Alumni Association
HIGHLIGHTS
Homecoming Reunion
and CME Weekend
Roanoke, Virginia
Continuing Medical Education (CME)
lectures were taught by members of
the Class of 2008. On Friday night,
a reception was held at the Hotel
Roanoke, where many alumni enjoyed
mingling with faculty, staff and current
students. Saturday night included an
enjoyable family event at the Science
Museum of Western Virginia.
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American Osteopathic
Association's Annual
Meeting October 2013 Las Vegas, Nevada
www.vcom.edu/alumni
Alumni resources on our website:
■ Job Postings
■ Update your current information so we have accurate statistics
for accreditation.
■ Upcoming Events and News
■ Submit Alumni News
■ Transcript Requests
Any current VCOM student wishing to communicate with alumni
about their residency or specialty, please email [email protected]
to contact the Alumni Office.
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ALUMNI RESIDENTS
GRADUATES SERVING AS CHIEF RESIDENTS OR FELLOWS
2013 through 2015
Since its founding, the Edward Via College of Osteopathic
Medicine (VCOM) continually develops new programs providing
leadership training, health systems education, and collaborative
models of education to provide an advantage to future VCOM
physicians who aspire to medical administration.
Class of 2007
Valentine Nduku, D.O.
Pediatric Neurosurgery Fellowship
Cincinnati Children's Hospital
Cincinnati, OH
Chief Fellow, 2013-2014
Class of 2008
Michael Donovan, D.O.
Cardiology Fellowship
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
Bethesda, MD
Nicholas Houlis, D.O.
General Surgery
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center
Paterson, NJ
Chief Resident, 2013-2014
Class of 2009
George Mueller, D.O.
Cardiology Fellowship
Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center
Richmond, VA
Jason Spangler, D.O.
Orthopedic Surgery
Grandview Hospital and Medical Center
Dayton, OH
Class of 2010
Eileen Conaway, D.O.
Family Medicine/NMM
Florida Hospital East Orlando
Orlando, FL
Hannah Coulson, D.O.
Anatomic and Clinical Pathology
Medical College of Georgia (Georgia
Regents University)
Augusta, GA
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Adam Greenblatt, D.O.
Riley Burke, D.O.
Emergency Medicine
E. W. Sparrow Hospital
Lansing, MI
Family Medicine
Eglin Air Force Base
Eglin Air Force Base, FL
Wesley Hendricks, D.O., M.S.
Heather Carter, D.O.
General Surgery
Summa Western Reserve Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Chief Resident, 2013-2014 and 2014-2015
Family Medicine
ETSU Family Physicians
Bristol, TN
Elizabeth Lee, D.O.
Elliot Freed, D.O.
Family Medicine
St. Barnabas Hospital
Bronx, NY
Family Medicine
LewisGale Hospital Montgomery
Blacksburg, VA
Kristin Ramsey, D.O.
Rebecca Louie, D.O.
Family Medicine
Danville Regional Medical Center
Danville, VA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
Amber Stephens, D.O.
Sarah Miller, D.O.
Family Medicine
Danville, VA
Pediatrics
Geisinger Health System
Danville, PA
Megan Stobart-Gallagher, D.O.
Matthew Noss, D.O.
Emergency Medicine
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA
Family Medicine
NCC Family Medicine Residency
Fort Belvoir, VA
Class of 2011
Thaddeus Pajak, D.O.
Travis Bailey, D.O.
Anesthesiology
McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital
Lansing, MI
Laura Bishop, D.O.
Neurology
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
Winston-Salem, NC
Family Medicine
Martin Army Community Hospital
Fort Benning, GA
Arpit Patel, D.O.
Nassau University Medical Center
East Meadow, NY
Chief Resident 2014-2015
Danielle Renodin-Mead, D.O.
Pediatrics
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester, NY
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ALUMNI VIEWS
Travis Bailey, D.O.
Class of 2011, Virginia Campus
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In VCOM’s seven graduating classes (2007-2013),
over 140 graduates have become leaders in their
residency programs, serving as Chief Interns, Chief
Residents, or Chief Fellows, as well as in other
leadership positions.
Colin Smith, D.O.
Jennifer Hinds, D.O.
Family Medicine
Memorial University Medical Center
Savannah, GA
Emergency Medicine
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh, PA
Isaac Spence, D.O.
Roohi Khanna, D.O.
Family Medicine
Wake Forest University/Baptist Medical Center
Winston-Salem, NC
Family Medicine
Hackensack UMC Mountainside
Verona, NJ
Pedro Valdes, Jr., D.O.
Rebecca Royce-Hickey, D.O.
Internal Medicine
Palmetto General Hospital
Hialeah, FL
Family Medicine
Lehigh Valley Health Network
Allentown, PA
Michael Vitto, D.O.
Patrick Vickers, D.O.
Emergency Medicine
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System
Richmond, VA
Internal Medicine
Danville, VA
Jason Williams, D.O.
Class of 2013
University of South Florida
Tampa, FL
Class of 2012
Andrew Becker, D.O.
Paul Graham, D.O.
Dermatology
Largo Medical Center
Largo, FL
Chief Intern, 2013-2014
Travis Bailey, D.O., Class of 2011, is
the Chief Resident of Anesthesiology
at McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital Michigan State University in Lansing,
Michigan. Dr. Bailey was at Detroit Medical
Children's Hospital when neurosurgeons
inserted an interventricular pressure
monitor for this 12 day-old baby.
The baby was born 14 weeks premature.
Family Medicine
East Tennessee State University Medical Center
Bristol, TN
Benjamin Bring, D.O.
Family Medicine
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Columbus, OH
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ALUMNI VIEWS
ALUMNI VIEWS
David Stephen, D.O.
David Stephen, D.O., presented a poster at
the United States and Canadian Academy
of Pathology Society, the world’s largest
professional pathology meeting, in San
Diego, California, March 1-7, 2014.
Dr. Stephen will be starting a forensic
pathology fellowship in Texas beginning in
July 2014.
ALUMNI VIEWS
Elizabeth Lee, D.O.
Elizabeth Lee, D.O., Class of 2010, was
chief resident of the SBH Family Medicine
Residency Program for 2013-2014. She will
be running her own family practice clinic in
Houston, Texas, beginning in the summer
of 2014.
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ALUMNI VIEWS
David Bury, D.O.,
Thaddeus Pajak D.O.,
Timothy Brown, D.O.,
John Schwartz, D.O.,
Greetings from Martin Army Community Hospital in Ft. Benning, Georgia. There are four
VCOM graduates practicing there, three of which are family medicine residents in the
Army’s oldest family medicine residency. From left to right: David Bury, D.O., Class of 2012;
Thaddeus Pajak, D.O., Class of 2011; Timothy Brown, D.O., Class of 2009 and Internal
Medicine Staff Physician; and John Schwartz, D.O., Class of 2011.
“Graduates of military training programs will have a choice of positions in
Clinical or Operation medicine. I have chosen to be active in the
rewarding challenges of GME, Resident training, and education.”
– Tim Brown, Class of 2009
ALUMNI VIEWS
Hannah Coulson, D.O.
Hannah Canfield Coulson, D.O., graduate of the Class of 2010,
will complete her combined anatomic and clinical pathology
residency at the Medical College of Georgia in June of 2014.
In July, she will begin a one-year fellowship specializing in
genitourinary pathology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, an
affiliate of the Harvard Medical School and the Dana-Farber
Cancer Institute, in Boston, Massachusetts.
ALUMNI VIEWS
Molly Ashby, D.O.
Molly Ashby, D.O., who served as Chief Intern at Grandview Hospital in Dayton, Ohio,
will also serve as OB/GYN Chief Resident for 2014-2015. In September 2013, she was
elected nationally as the ACOOG Resident Representative to the Board of Trustees
and will be in that role until June 2015. Dr. Ashby is also the chair of the ACOOG
Resident Council and will be working with that committee to reach out to students who
are interested in joining the Osteopathic OB/GYN community.
Being an executive member of the OB/GYN Club and the Vice President of AMWA
while at VCOM really helped Dr. Ashby when applying for roles within the American
College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists. She feels that the guidance
she received while a student at VCOM has been one of the most beneficial factors to
her success throughout residency. The faculty members of VCOM and the support
staff really want to see their students succeed and be a positive guide in helping
students achieve that success in the future. "I am proud to say that I graduated
from VCOM every time I’m asked which medical school I attended. I also hope to
offer guidance and encouragement to students who are interested in applying to
an OB/GYN residency. Students are welcome to email me if they are seeking more
information from a resident perspective. Despite the long hours and hard work, I love
what I do and hope to be able to share that passion with others."
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ALUMNI VIEWS
ALUMNI VIEWS
Niyati Sheth Sandhu, D.O.
“VCOM students [of the first class] were the pioneer medical
students at most of our rotation sites. This afforded us the
luxury of acting like residents, sometimes stepping into what
would now be considered the role of a fellow. In addition to
the basics, I also remember first-assisting in aortic aneurysm
repairs, running a code (under supervision of course), placing
central lines, interpreting imaging, and delivering babies.
We were all well-prepared for residency. I had no problem
assuming the role of chief resident during my second year at
South Pointe Hospital, followed by president of the House
Staff Council during my third year. On our first day of medical
school, as we sat there overwhelmed by the curriculum, we
were told that there is a ‘light at the end of the tunnel.’
They were correct, and it is magnificent.”
ALUMNI VIEWS
Michelle Keating, D.O.
“I cherish VCOM. I will forever be grateful for everything VCOM has
allowed me to accomplish. Every opportunity VCOM provided me,
whether it be any of the medical mission trips that I participated in
or one of the many sports medicine opportunities, VCOM shaped
me into the physician I am today. I am honored to have learned from
some of the best physicians I have ever worked with. I am blessed
to have had all of the VCOM staff there to support me at every twist
and turn that life threw at me while at VCOM. Even at graduation
last year, I was humbled to be VCOM’s 1000th graduate. I am so
proud to be a VCOM alumni. I love connecting with other VCOMers
and being a part of the natural camaraderie that all VCOMers share. There have been so many instances where VCOM alumni have gone
out of their way to help me; I only hope that [I will be able] to pay it
forward to other VCOM students and alumni alike.”
ALUMNI VIEWS
Arpit Patel, D.O.
“I have always been thankful and appreciative of the education and training that VCOM
provided. The pride I exhibit for choosing VCOM is reflective of my younger brother
following in my footsteps.
As a resident, I open my doors to all current and prospective VCOM students to rotate
and shadow me if they would like to learn about my training. Additionally, I always
make myself available via email and phone to answer any questions applicants may
have when deciding which medical school to join. I have matriculated to an AOA
approved PM&R residency and plan to pursue an AOA fellowship and continue my
training and support for the field of osteopathic medicine.”
Any current VCOM student wishing to communicate with alumni
about their residency or specialty, please email [email protected]
to contact the Alumni Office.
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ALUMNI VIEWS
ALUMNI VIEWS
Todd Fridley, D.O.
"It is my
hope and my
earnest belief
that with
continued
efforts we
can transfer
to those who
follow something not only great, but better
than when we left it. I take great pride
in being a VCOM alumni and I will strive
to assist in creating an environment daily
and within my actions on the board to
illustrate exactly why I can be proud of
VCOM and the direction/mission of the
board and its members."
ALUMNI VIEWS
Andrew Ralls, D.O.
Andy and Clint are both
residents at Freeman Health
System in Joplin, Missouri.
“Attending VCOM prepared me for what
the underserved area of southwest Missouri
has to offer. As I finish up the second year
of residency, I can say without a doubt that
without the education I received at VCOM,
I would be struggling. From their outstanding
professors to the clinical simulation lab,
VCOM is in a league of its own. Having a
2013 VCOM graduate as an intern this year,
I could tell from day one that he was confident
and prepared for what residency had to offer
which is a testament to the education we both
received from VCOM.”
Clint Dunkle, D.O.
“I feel like VCOM put me ahead of the game when
it came to starting residency. All of the hands-on
experience I had there really set a strong foundation
for residency. I started on nights my first month of
residency. It was a steep learning curve, but I fear
how much worse it could have been without my old
notes, professors, and friends from VCOM to fall
back on for support. It was also nice to have another
VCOM graduate at my program to help guide me
through that tough first year.”
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Class  2013
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Commencement of the Edward Via College
of Osteopathic Medicine’s Seventh Class
O
n June 1, 2013, the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) held its
Commencement Ceremony for 191 members of the graduating Class of 2013 in Burruss Hall
on the Virginia Tech campus.
The class was honored to have esteemed guest, Governor
Bob McDonnell, as their commencement speaker. John
G. Rocovich, Jr., J.D., LL.M., Chairman of the Board of
Directors; Dean Dixie Tooke-Rawlins, D.O.; and several
others were among the honored speakers.
The governor has dedicated his life to public service,
having served in the United States Army, both active
duty and reserve, for 21 years. Governor McDonnell
retired in 1997 as a Lieutenant Colonel.
In his speech to VCOM’s most recent graduates, he
passionately urged each one of them to give back to
Virginia by starting their careers in the very state they
earned their prestigious degrees. Governor McDonnell
stated, “If you are going to create something, do it in
Virginia. The timing has never been better.
Highlighting upon the importance of serving others,
Governor McDonnell closed his speech in saying,
“This college was created with a mission: to serve the
underserved through excellence in health care. Southwest
Virginia and the world have been its beneficiaries.”
A reception followed the ceremony at VCOM II for
the graduates and their families.
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A Week to
Remember
During graduation week, the Class of
2013 reunited for a grand finale of events.
The military promotion ceremonies,
graduation picnic, and a graduation
banquet all celebrate this monumental
achievement in the lives of our students.
Their achievements were recognized
at the annual graduation banquet and
students received awards for their hard
work. These events marked the final
gatherings of the entire class before
students venture out to their residencies
and new career paths.
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Saluting Tomorrow’s Heroes
T
he Uniformed Service Members of VCOM were promoted at a
ceremony on May 31, 2013, at the Virginia Tech War Memorial
Chapel. Twenty VCOM students graduated from the Health
Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) and will serve as medical staff
for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Colonel of the U.S. Army Reserves and VCOM’s Associate Dean of
Curriculum, Assessment and Education, Ronald Januchowski, D.O., made
the opening remarks. The guest speaker was Captain of the Medical Corps of
the United States, Mark D. Pressley, D.O., M.P.H, FAAFP, who addressed
graduates and welcomed them to their new careers serving the country.
ARMY
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AIR FORCE
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CLASS OF 2013 | VIRGINIA CAMPUS
Cristin Swords Adams
Samuel Webster Adams II
Angela Marie Amato
Robert Austin Bach
Christopher Dean Bailey
Michael Lee Bailey, Jr.
Trident Medical Center
Charleston, SC
Family Medicine
Trident Medical Center
Charleston, SC
Family Medicine
Miami Valley Hospital System/
Wright State University School of
Medicine
Dayton, OH
Family Medicine
University Hospital
Cincinnati, OH
Internal Medicine
University of New Mexico Health
Sciences Center
Albuquerque, NM
Internal Medicine
Virginia Commonwealth University
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Emergency Medicine
Bailey Schultz Balentine
Alexander Barrero
Nicholas O'Connor Beach
John Patterson Benner
Kyle Magee Bennett
Rohit Kumar Bhandari
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
Wilmington, NC
Family Medicine
Southwest Medical Center
Oklahoma City, OK
Emergency Medicine
Legacy Health Systems at Emanuel and
Good Samaritan Medical Centers
Portland, OR
Internal Medicine
Reading Hospital and Medical Center
Reading, PA
Internal Medicine
North Broward Hospital District
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Internal Medicine
Class  2013
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Marc Joseph Billings
Tara Lynn Billings
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
Colton, CA
Neurological Surgery
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Loma Linda, CA
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Conrad D. Braaten
Joshua Thomas Brintle
Hyrum Anthony Brodniak
Douglas Steven Brtalik
Allison Renee Butt
Brittany Dawn Calico
Richmond Heights University Hospital
Richmond Heights, OH
Family Medicine
Holston Valley Medical Center/
ETSU-QUILLEN College of Medicine
Kingsport, TN
Family Medicine
Florida Hospital East Orlando
Orlando, FL
Integrated Family Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC
Emergency Medicine
University of Alabama Medical Center
Birmingham, AL
Psychiatry
Methodist Charlton Medical Center
Dallas, TX
Family Medicine
Thomas Colburn Callahan
Clayton Edward Carter
Ashley Elizabeth Christ
Randall Bruce Clark II
Christopher Gary Cline
Sierra Danielle Coartney
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center
Phoenix, AZ
Family Medicine
Medical College of Georgia Hospital
Augusta, GA
Emergency Medicine
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Pittsburgh, PA
University Hospitals
Columbia, MO
Diagnostic Radiology
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Emergency Medicine
Danville, PA
Pediatrics
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Christopher Edward Bishop
Janelle Renée Blair
St. John Medical Center
West Lake, OH
Emergency Medicine
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Internal Medicine
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Brittany Summer Cook
Jayce Garrett Cook
Carli Janelle Cooper
Joshua Daren Covington
Woodson Evans Crenshaw
Danville, PA
Moses H Cone Memorial Hospital
Greensboro, NC
Family Medicine
Spartanburg Regional Health System
Spartanburg, SC
Family Medicine
Danville, VA
Traditional Rotating
Western Reserve Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Internal Medicine
Matthew Salvatore
Dellacona
James Edward Deykes
Kristin Marie Dilts
Lauren Bedell Dobbs
Clinton R. Dunkle
Stephanie Michelle Eighmy
Palmetto Health Hospital SystemUniversity of South Carolina
Columbia, SC
Greater Baltimore Medical Center
Baltimore, MD
Preliminary Medicine
and Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, MD
Anesthesiology
Freeman Health System
Joplin, MO
Internal Medicine
San Antonio Uniformed Services Heath
Education Consortium
Fort Sam Houston, TX
Pediatrics
Jason Kyle Federline
Jenie Sales Ferrer
Danville, VA
Family Medicine
Class  2013
Jennifer Marie Liebsch
DeAnna
Genesys Regional Medical-Health Park
Grand Blanc, MI
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Nora Nneka Ekeanya
Thomas Anderson Elkins
University of Missouri - Kansas City
Kansas City, MO
Psychiatry
Johnson City Medical Center/ETSU
Johnson City, TN
and University of Louisville Hospital
Louisville, KY
Diagnostic Radiology
Jared Michael Fisher
Jaclyn Maria Fleming
Daniel Patrick Floyd
Chippenham Medical Center
Richmond, VA
Family Medicine
INOVA Fairfax Hospital
Falls Church, VA
Pediatrics
Winston-Salem, NC
Emergency Medicine
Jennifer Anne Gattuso
Geneva Lauren Gehring
Michael Paul Gelatt
MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center
Baltimore, MD
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Internal Medicine
Community Hospital - Indiana
Munster, IN
Family Medicine
Megan Elizabeth Anne
Friedman Hameer
Hershey Medical Center/Penn State
Hershey, PA
Pediatrics
Ryan Patrick Fulton
Courtney Fleming Garbee
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Pediatrics
University of Pittsburgh Medical CenterMedical Education
Pittsburgh, PA
Anesthesiology
Jonelle G. George-Vickers
Farnoush Ghaderi
Brian Francis Goodhue
Danville, VA
Family Medicine
Manchester Memorial Hospital
Manchester, CT
Family Medicine
Doctor’s Hospital
Columbus, OH
Emergency Medicine
St. Luke’s Hospital-Columbia University
New York, NY
Anesthesiology
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William Christopher Goodman
Paul Michael Graham
Scott Keith Graupner
Thomas Meares Green, Jr.
Kara Danielle Greenfield
Grace Louise Greer
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
and Diagnostic Radiology
Largo, FL
Dermatology
Medical College of Georgia Hospital
Augusta, GA
Internal Medicine
St. Joseph Health Center
Warren, OH
Orthopedic Surgery
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Pediatrics
South Nassau Community Hospital
Oceanside, NY
Traditional Rotating Internship
Navjot Singh Grewal
Richard Samuel Guidetti
Ratika Sree Gunturi
Brittany Lynn Halbardier
Carole Ngankeu Hall
Joshua Randal Hall
Cooper University Hospital
Camden, NJ
Internal Medicine
St. Luke’s Hospital/University of Missouri
Kansas City, MO
Anesthesiology
Spartanburg Regional Health System
Spartanburg, SC
Family Medicine
Baystate Medical Center/
Tufts University School of Medicine
Springfield, MA
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics
Blue Ridge Health Care
Morganton, NC
Internal Medicine
Carolinas Medical Center
Northeast/Cabarrus
Concord, NC
Family Medicine
Alim Reyaz Hamid
Kristopher Joel Hansen
Largo, FL
Internal Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC
Internal Medicine
Class  2013
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Ashly Nicole Hardin
Blue Ridge Health Care
Morganton, NC
Family Medicine
Nicholas Arnold Preston
Harman
Bristol Regional Medical Center/
Bristol, TN
Family Medicine
Rebecca Holly Harrell
Ryan Austin Harrell
Jeffrey Blake Harris
Jared Stephen Harrison
Tyler Thomas Harvey
Kristina Elizabeth Henne
Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
Grand Rapids, MI
General Surgery
Plainview Hospital
Plainview, NY
Orthopedic Surgery
Riverside Regional Medical Center
Newport News, VA
Family Medicine
St. Joseph Medical Center
Reading, PA
Family Medicine
Indiana University Health Systems
Indiana
Utah Health Care Institute
Utah
Family Medicine
Michael David Hicks
Justin Thomas Himler
Barnabas Ray Hines
Emily Elder Bruce Holt
Gaelen Royce Horne
Laurie Christine Hoyt
University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics
Iowa
Anesthesiology
Case Western/MetroHealth
Medical Center
Cleveland, OH
Bristol Regional Medical Center/
Bristol, TN
Family Medicine
New York Presbyterian HospitalColumbia University Medical Center
New York, NY
Family Medicine
Education Consortium,
Brooke Army Medical Center
Texas
Anesthesiology
Newport News, VA
Family Medicine
134
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Collin Gar-Ho Hu
Stephenson Coe Hudson
Brett Lynn Hutcherson
Min Ji Hwang
Jordan Briana Hylton
Bradley Len Icard
Womack Army Medical Center
Fort Bragg, NC
Family Medicine
Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare System/
University of Tennessee COM
Memphis, TN
Scott Air Force Medical Center/
St. Louis University
Belleville, IL
Family Medicine
Madigan Army Medical Center
Tacoma, WA
Pediatrics
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Internal Medicine
Daniel Isam Isaac
Despina Isihos
Eric Jonathan Jenkie
Spencer Ryan Jones
Taneishia Shamona Jones
Ryan Michael Jordan
Beaumont Health Systems
Michigan
Internal Medicine
Western Reserve Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls, OH
General Surgery
Advocate BroMenn Medical Center
Bloomington-Normal, IL
Neurology
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Kentucky
Family Medicine
Education Consortium,
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio, TX
Pediatrics
Wilmington, NC
Internal Medicine
Erika Morgan Kappes
Michelle K. Keating
Walter Reed National Military Medical
Center National Capital Consortium
Bethesda, MD
Psychiatry
Winston-Salem, NC
Family Medicine
Nicholas Kensinger Ladd
Jonathan Sawaya
Lekoshere
Winston-Salem, NC
Psychiatry
Class  2013
e
Ashley Locklear-Batton
McLeod Regional Medical Center
Florence, SC
Family Medicine
Riddhi Bipin Kothari
Mark Barry Krom
University of Maryland Medical Center/
Sheppard Pratt
Maryland
Psychiatry
Greenville Hospital Systems/
University of South Carolina
Greenville, SC
Pediatrics
Parker B. Long
Michael Jason Loy
Ryan Allen Lusk
Navy Medical Center
San Diego, CA
St. John’s Episcopal Hospital
Far Rockaway, NY
Traditional Rotating (Pediatrics)
Eastern Virginia Medical Center
Virginia
Internal Medicine
Kristin Diondre Lynch
Kevin Michael Mahoney
Peyman Mamdouhi
Rachel Ann McGee
Jason Brian McGrady
Geoffrey Alexander McLeod
Louisiana State University Health
Sciences Center
New Orleans, LA
Newport News, VA
Johnson City, TN
Internal Medicine
Danville, VA
Family Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC
Anesthesiology
Ehrling Bergquist
Offut Air Force Base, NE
Family Medicine
135
Michael Zane McReynolds
Travis Evar Melin
Brittney Blair Mensen
Bryn Taylor Meredith
Janelle Nicole Miller
Detroit Medical Center
Osteopathic Division
Detroit, MI
Anesthesiology
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
and Oregon Health and Science
University Hospital - Oregon
Anesthesiology/CCM
Keesler Medical Center
Keesler Air Force Base, MS
Internal Medicine
Navy Medical Center
San Diego, CA
Pediatrics
Larkin Community Hospital
South Miami, FL
Lauren Virginia Chatfield
Miller
Lakeland Regional Medical Center
St. Joseph, MI
Emergency Medicine
Lisa Jensen Mitchell
Clint Jerry Moore
Jessica Michelle Morse
Stephen Anthony Morse
Veera Neville Motashaw
Ryan Mullane
Madigan Army Medical Center
Tacoma, WA
Pediatrics
Womack Army Medical Center
Fort Bragg, NC
Family Medicine
Fort Wayne Medical Education Program
Fort Wayne, IN
Family Medicine
Fort Wayne Medical Education Program
Fort Wayne, IN
Family Medicine
Winston-Salem, NC
Family Medicine
Verde Valley Medical Center
Cottonwood, AZ
Internal Medicine
Austin Christopher Nabet
John Merrill Neathawk
Navy Medical Center
Portsmouth, VA
Orthopaedic Surgery
MUSC Health/Medical University of
South Carolina
South Carolina
Internal Medicine
Steven Joseph Oberle
Romer Bismonte Orada
Anna Sullivan Overby
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Internal Medicine
Mercy Catholic Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA
Transitional
and Eastern Virginia Medical Center
Norfolk, VA
Danville, VA
Internal Medicine
Farrah Munir
Philip Patrick Murphy
UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical
Newark, NJ
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Internal Medicine
Class  2013
e
Rachel Anne Neubert
Lien B. Nguyen
Naval Hospital
Jacksonville, FL
Family Medicine
St. Luke’s University Health Network
Bethlehem, PA
Emergency Medicine
Andrew Venters Owens
Justin Loren Parkinson
Brittany Sarah Peacock
Nichole DeVon Phillips
Mallory Jane Pomales
Justin Charles Popso
Emory University Hospital
Georgia
Psychiatry
Family Medicine Residency of Idaho
Idaho
Family Medicine/Rural
Reading, PA
York Hospital
York, PA
Emergency Medicine
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinic
Madison, WI
Psychiatry
Buffalo General Hospital/University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Buffalo, NY
Emergency Medicine
136
Susannah Obenchain
Lichtenstein
Winston-Salem, NC
Family Medicine
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Mehdi Pourmorteza
Caleb Fenton Powell
Joel Joseph Pranckun
James Herndon Prim
Michael Timothy Quinn
Carly Jean Ragland
Johnson City, TN
Internal Medicine
University of Florida COM
Jacksonville, FL
Emergency Medicine
Memorial Hospital
York, PA
Orthopedic Surgery
Navy Medical Center
Portsmouth, VA
Internal Medicine
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Internal Medicine
Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte, NC
Family Medicine
Randle William Ramsey, Jr.
Hannah Ellen Ratliff
Jonas Max Rawlins
Benjamin Peter Rice
Charles David Richardson II
Patrick Banner Robertson
Philadelphia Consortium
Philadelphia, PA
Orthopedic Surgery
Johnson City, TN
Pathology
Carilon Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Internal Medicine
Larkin Community Hospital
South Miami, FL
Ophthalmology
University Hospitals
Jackson, MS
Psychiatry
Detroit, MI
Anesthesiology
Matthew Hill Robinson
Michael Evan Rogers
Pinnacle Health-General Hospital
Harrisburg, PA
General Surgery
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters/
Eastern Virginia Medical School
Norfolk, VA
Pediatrics
Class  2013
e
Omar A. Rokayak
Bailey Christina Runkles
Eastend Health Alliance
Riverhead, NY
General Surgery
Oklahoma State University Medical Center
Tulsa, OK
Scott Gregory Rusteikas
Hebah Yasser Sadek
Matthew Brooks Sandridge
Rajveer Singh Sangera
Kelli Marie Savia
Allison Margaret Schafer
Wilmington, NC
Jersey Shore University Medical
Neptune, NJ
Pediatrics
David Grant Medical Center
Travis Air Force Base, CA
General Surgery
Mercy Hospital System
Des Moines, IA
Internal Medicine
Palmetto Health Hospital SystemUniversity of South Carolina
Columbia, SC
Family Medicine
University of Tennessee Medical Center/
UT School of Medicine
Knoxville, TN
Family Medicine
Sarah Louise Schott
Shervin Shahriari
Neha Yogesh Sheth
Darion Leon Showell
Francis Patrick Smith
Kenneth Lee Smith II
Baystate Medical Center/
Tufts University School of Medicine
Springfield, MA
Greenville Hospital Systems/
University of South Carolina
Greenville, SC
Internal Medicine
Hahnemann University Hospital/
Drexel University College of Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
Psychiatry
Indiana University Health Systems
Indiana
Psychiatry
137
Luz Maria Solis Lopez
Kyle Seokhan Song
Shenandoah Valley Family Medicine
Front Royal, VA
Family Medicine
Steven Stefan Souchtchenko
Savannah Israel Stokes
Health Systems
Richmond, VA
Anesthesiology
UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical
Newark, NJ
Pediatrics
Denise Danielle Tolbert
Gandhav Telhan
Adam Thomas Tenke
Michael Sean Thompson
Cara Vita Tillotson
O’Bleness Memorial Hospital
Athens, OH
Family Medicine
St. Joseph Health Center
Warren, OH
Emergency Medicine
University of Pittsburgh Medical CenterMedical Education
Pittsburgh, PA
Anesthesiology
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Pediatrics
Holly Ricketson Turner
Jessica Mae Urzen
Memorial Health-University Medical Center
Savannah, GA
Pediatrics
Blacksburg,VA
and University of Louisville Hospital
Louisville,KY
138
Gregory R. Sturz
Hennepin County Medical Center
Minneapolis, MN
Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine
Class  2013
e
Caroline Rueda Summers
Carilion Clinic
Roanoke, VA
Raul Hector Torres III
Lakeland Regional Medical Center
St. Joseph, MI
Family Medicine
Nathan Douglas Vandjelovic
Brent Douglas Viers
Detroit, MI
Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery
Blacksburg, VA
Internal Medicine
Tatiana Cernat Vladimirovna
Tam Minh Vu
Ryan Christopher Wennell
Nicholas Willson White
Grady Memorial Hospital/
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, GA
Emergency Medicine
St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Center
New York City, NY
York Hospital
York, PA
Family Medicine
Memorial Health-University Medical Center
Savannah, GA
Family Medicine
Sarah A. Wittry
Kathryn Marie Yates
Ryan Patrick Zimmerman
University of Washington Medical Center
Seattle, WA
Metro Health Hospital
Wyoming, MI
Emergency Medicine
Reading, PA
Internal Medicine
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