A common question among applicants is “what are your graduates doing now?” Since graduation, our track residents have pursued a wide variety of fields of work and study – from traditional fellowships to policy research to clinical jobs or public health – in a wide variety of locations, from cities around the US to countries around the world. The majority have chosen a career with continued involvement in global or community health.
Recently, many residents have been interested in global access and health equity research questions in subspecialty areas such as global oncology, cardiology, pulmonary/critical care, and nephrology in addition to infectious disease.
Here are examples of positions that some of our recent track graduates pursued after residency:
- Indian Health Service – Julie Caplow, Ryan Close, Alithea Gabrellas, Kim Ganster
- Doctors without Borders/MSF – Ryan McAuley
- Partners in Health – Paul Sonenthal, Temidayo Fadelu, Dave Holtzman, Christina Hanna
- Prison Health – Daniel Winetsky
- Global Health Fellowship - Kelsey Ripp, Chandler Villaverde
- Health Policy and Community Based Research – Sural Shah
- Primary Care – Bradley Fetzer, Robin Mansour
- Adolescent Medicine - Emily Rider-Longmaid
- Academic Teaching – Steve McKee, Jamie Greenman, Devin McBride
- Medicine Chief Resident - Lily Iglesias
- Subspecialty Fellowships
- Infectious Disease: Kate Pearson, Katherine Frasca, Aaloke Mody, Hillary Dunlevy, Mosepele Mosepele, Dave Holtzman, Parker Hudson, Daniel Winetsky,Yotam Arens, Sara Clemens, Alyssa Mezochow, Kaitlyn Wright, Jesal Shah, Alisse Hannaford, Abigail Fessler, Alexandra Linn
- Cardiology: Karl Richardson, David Laslett, Natalie Stokes, Gregory Troutman
- Gastroenterology: Claire Durkin. Sarah Chapin
- Oncology: Temidayo Fadelu, Chris Manz, Christina Hanna
- Pulm/CC: Hari Shankar, Ifeanyi Anidi, Gary Weissman, Paul Sonenthal, Kate Wonneberger, Jenifer Ginestra, Stella Savarimuthu
- Renal: Sarah Schrauben
- Palliative Care: Eberechi Nwogu, Ryan McAuley
- Rheumatology: Adam Mayer
