McLean, who grew up in Portland and graduated from OHSU, is currently the chief resident of emergency medicine at St. John's Riverside Hospital in Yonkers, New York. Soniya Pimparkar was born in Sydney, Australia, but spent the majority of her childhood in London, England. The program emphasizes academic excellence throughout the training experience, offering a learning environment that balances the personal and professional needs of our house staff. The OHSU Brain Institute is dedicated to understanding, healing, and protecting the brain through cutting-edge research . Email: gme@tuality.org. Omar was born and raised, the youngest of four brothers, in metro-Detroit, Michigan. Dr. Feliciano grew up in a rural county of Virginia, and at a young age became interested in medicine as a way to connect with others and to help bridge healthcare gaps in her community. She has also co-founded a medical clinic serving those experiencing homelessness and directed another clinic caring for asylum seekers in the United States. Inspired by his personal journey as a patient with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia and family health challenges, Joebert developed his passion for medicine as field to practice social justice. Megans interests in family medicine are wide ranging from preventative medicine, reproductive health and obstetrics, addiction medicine, gender-affirming care, and geriatrics. Because we appreciate and have gratitude for our patients as our teachers, we encourage and foster intellectual curiosity every day in order to provide the best care to our patients. Through all the various rotations in medical school, there was never a second thought about choosing family medicine. He believes that health care should be a universal human right and plans to focus his practice on caring for low-income and marginalized communities. Due to the funding agency requirements, this program is open to U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents only . She decided to pursue a career in family medicine because she believes that fostering long-term, trusting relationships can improve patient health outcomes. She could not resist joining forces with family physicians after she saw how their work on the front lines of our health care system uniquely equips them to understand the systems dynamic needs and puts them in a perfect position to advocate for specific changes to improve health outcomes locally and beyond. Dr. Finch is driven by a desire to get to know her patients' families, support systems, and what enables them to live their best lives. Dr. Kramer is looking forward to practicing broad-spectrum medicine and getting to her new community here in Portland. Dr. De Mello completed her medical training at Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in Arizona where she further realized her passion for primary care and health equity. Past Publications & Conference Presentations, January 2022 Oregon ACP Resident Presentations, November 2022 Oregon ACP Resident Presentations, Travel and housing costs for both primary care and global health rotations, Subsidy for residents toward ACP membership, Expenses related to evening curricular events for residents (e.g., Journal Club). Dr. Sienna Nelson loves family medicine because of its emphasis on addressing people's social context as it relates to their physical health. Joeberts passion for family medicine came from wanting to develop close relationships with patient providing high quality primary care to patients of all ages and stages of life. Portland OR 97239, 503-494-7800 phone, 503-494-4629 fax; regohsu@ohsu.edu . Dr. Emily Dollar is a family medicine resident at the Kaiser Permanente Beaverton Family Medicine Clinic. With the aging of America and the exponential rise [.] Beginning in high school, she accompanied her mother on many medical service trips to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which put her on the path to medicine. Program History Dr. Pavlat specializes in primary care for children and adults. Outside of work, Mako enjoys running, traveling, and exploring nature and new places. We care deeply about your journey as a medical student and in the ways that we intersect with that journey. Nick subsequently moved to Richmond, Virginia for medical school, during which time he volunteered extensively with a food bank, which spurred his interest in food insecurity. She has long been interested in the intersection of healthcare and human rights. The clinic cares for 13,000 patients, 70% commercial, 20% Medicare, 10% Medicaid. email: imresapp@ohsu.edu. Residents are provided with a residency training schedule that provide an overview of each clinical rotation, the duration of each rotation, learning objectives, evaluation points, and reading materials. Her favorite place in Oregon thus far is Yachats, a little town on the coast where she and her partner vacationed several years back. We offer: Personalized training from highly skilled physicians and faculty Flexible scheduling with options to rotate at multiple hospitals and clinics She would love to explore diverse cultures and perspectives and frequently interact with an international population both inside and outside of Japan while traveling, studying abroad, and volunteer activities and found her interest in behavioral health and health equity. Dr. Eliza Slater was born into a circus community in San Francisco to a juggler-clown-educator-activist mother and a live-off-the-land carpenter father. Dr. Slater attended the University of Washington School of Medicine, where she engaged in a longitudinal rural training track within the Alaska Native clinic in Juneau, AK, and was involved in anti-racism and intersectional anti-oppression work. She chose family medicine because she enjoys getting to know her patients and what is important to them over the course of their lives. Responsibilities will include working with the interdisciplinary team in the emergency department to achieve quality of care, patient safety, and service excellence goals. I have always been a Pacific Northwesterner at heart: a lover of the rain and resulting greenery, an avid outdoor adventurer, a vocal supporter of the Thorns, Timbers, and Blazers, and a curiosity in the many stories of the places in and people of Oregon and Washington. As a family doctor she loves working with patients on aspects of their health that are most important to them. Dakota and Emily met their first year in medical school in Duluth and ended up couples matching, with Emily being at Legacy's Internal Medicine program in Portland. He absolutely loves family medicine because it allows him to be the best physician he can be to his community, fitting the needs specific to his patients, no matter what they may be. As a first-generation college grad, first generation doctor and queer person of color Joebert hopes to continue providing mentorship for those from background traditionally underrepresented in medicine. As a family physician, Dr. HilaryTitus is thrilled to be able to care for individuals and families throughout each stage of life. This can be found on the last page of the after-visit summary you received at the end of your appointment. She is particularly grateful for and humbled by her brilliant and compassionate co-residents, faculty, and mentors as well as her parents, Carol and Phil, who continue to offer their unwavering support. Founded by the legendary Dr. Fran Storrs, the clinic serves as a vital statewide and regional referral source, seeing patients from all over Oregon, and neighboring states. OHSU's residency and fellowship programs emphasize academic excellence throughout the training experience, offering a learning environment that balances the personal and professional needs of our house staff. While we acknowledge there is some loss in face to face connection with our community and with you to us, we strongly believe that what we gain in terms of equity and impact on climate change supersedes the decision to be face to face. In their free time they are slowly working towards their goal of visiting all 58 national parks. Dr. Conway is originally from outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (not to be confused with Milwaukie, Oregon), and he brings his love of their local sports teams with him (for better or worse). BS: Sure. As a new resident of Oregon, she appreciates any recommendations for local food, dog-friendly hikes, weekend getaways, and pacific northwest plants that will be hard to kill as she learns how to garden. The OHSU Emergency Medicine residency program offers a dynamic mix of nationally recognized educators, a variety of clinical training sites offering diverse experiences, strong research and simulation programs, and innovative curriculum design. She loves the long-lasting relationships with patients, the emphasis on preventative medicine and the holistic views of health and wellbeing. With their strong focus on graduating rural, full-spectrum family medicine physicians, he knew right away that the University of Minnesota medical school at the Duluth campus was the right fit for him. After college, she worked for two years as a medical assistant in dermatology and completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training. OHSU residents and fellows are provided various plans from which to choose for medical, dental, vision, prescription and life insurances, with optional coverage including disability, AD&D and family coverage. He also hopes to use his background in public health to strengthen the role primary care can play for all patient populations, and especially those who have been historically marginalized. Prior to attending medical school, she taught middle school and high school science. Dr. George went into medicine to ensure that people can feel their best. She became drawn to family medicine because the specialty's potential to meet patients and communities where they are and to build longitudinal, meaningful, and empowering relationships with patients in every stage of life. She believes in the potential of primary care to respond proactively to patients health needs, preventing more severe health outcomes in the future. Family medicine allows her to treat individual patients in the context of their family and community. Mail Code OP17a. Project description: The Reimagining Residency project with Stanford University and the Emergency Medicine Residency Program Evaluation and Assessment Consortium aims to actualize competency-based medical education across the continuum of emergency medicine training, including the transition to residency and the transition to practice. Growing up seeing only a family doc, he was impacted with the value of family medicine from an early age. Dr. Eric only speaks when he has something to say; he prefers to listen to others and hear about their lives. Dr. Persmarks clinical and academic interests include sexual and reproductive health, LGBTQ+ care, community organizing, and health equity. We truly look forward to the opportunity to meet you and to help you discover how you can become a part of our residency family. Dr. Conway, Jane, and Gus are all overjoyed to call Portland their new home! He is also ready and willing to discuss movies and TV shows at all times, and he loves to cook (and, more importantly, eat) fun new recipes with friends and family. This helped to underscore for her how health care, like education, can be a great equalizer, and that it is a fundamental human right. When she's not working, Dr. Finch loves to travel, read, do crossword puzzles, brew beer, and spend quality time with her husband, Shashin, and their Mini Bernedoodle, Denali. David received his medical degree from OHSU and is thrilled to continue being a resident here in the Pacific Northwest. Growing up in the Portland area he loves spending time outdoors and particularly enjoys the summer where swimming, kayaking, hiking and camping are readily available. Megan was born and raised in Corvallis, Oregon surrounded by the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Dr. Anna Persmark (she/her) hails mostly from Eugene, OR, but has roots in the southern United States and southern Sweden. Tag: medical residents . His time spent as an emergency department medical scribe at Adventist Medical Center also gave him exposure to an ever-growing need for primary care. She is honored to continue her training at OHSU. Outside of medicine, you can find her hiking in the Gorge, joining a neighborhood walking tour, and spending time with her husband, Max, who is an Internal Medicine resident at OHSU. In his free time Joebert loves being a runner/hiker, armature foodie, and board/video game enthusiast. Faculty applicants may be eligible for senior faculty positions, based on external funding and publications, commensurate with experience, as determined by the OHSU School of Medicine. Dr. White grew up in Portland, but spent time in Minnesota, California, Spain, and New York after high school. As a Marshall Scholar, she attended the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine where she received her PhD. Dr. Shimanek relocated to Portland with her partner, William, who is also a resident physician at OHSU in the Department of Neurology. Dr. Pavlat chose family medicine because she values building long-term relationships with patients and their families. She is excited to serve, advocate for, and learn from patients of all incomes and cultural backgrounds. Dr. Julia Finch chose a career in Family Medicine because it allows her to care for patients of all ages through all stages of life. She enjoyed various clinical rotations both inside and outside Japan with diverse populations and engaged in research, medical education, and community services. Email: rebecca.vanness@tuality.org. Dr. Madeline Sands is a family medicine physician practicing at the Gabriel Park clinic. Podcast. To provide a diverse and individualized training environment that encourages evidence-based medicine, rigorous inquiry, team-based interdisciplinary collaboration and resident wellness to ultimately provide exceptional patient care. She recently made the great migration from Texas to Oregon in order to pursue her passions and education in family medicine and reproductive health. Traveling for interviews is a timely and expensive endeavor and does not promote equity for students in the ways our program believes it should. When hes able to get away from the hustle and bustle of work he loves to travel. To request reasonable accommodation contact the Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Department at View phone number on remoteindex.co or View email address on remoteindex.co an organization devoted to the health and well-being of people in Oregon and beyond, OHSU requires its employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.Recruitment ID: 2022-21063 External Company URL: dturner Street . They enjoy traveling and all things outdoors. She has traveled widely, and always makes sure to send postcards home. OHSU has received a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services through the Health Resources & Service Administration's Rural Residency Planning and Development Program. He specializes in the field of family medicine, caring for patients of every age, gender, and walk of life. Hometown : San Diego, California Undergraduate Institution : Dental School: UCLA Medical School: OHSU Hobbies/Interests : Running, hiking, gardening, hanging out with my dog His daughterless mother and proud father emigrated there from the Middle East to establish a stable living. She also loves spending a day at home cooking and listening to records with her partner. The Department of Medicine offers a categorical three year resident training program in Internal Medicine with an optional primary care elective track. In addition, we passionately feel that there is a moral imperative for us as physicians to address climate change as it will have a substantial impact on the social determinants of health for all of our patients. Megan was inspired by her own family doctor and the opportunity to build longitudinal relationships with her patients and their families. Students matched in 26 different specialties in 29 states. Dr. Rita Swartzwelder (she/her) was born and raised in North Carolina where she grew to love the mountains, the beaches, and the barbecue. The department is thrilled to announce a class of future residents with the talent, ambition, and personality to serve our fellow citizens in Oregon, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond. Outside of work, Dr. Landreth enjoys spending time with her husband and loved ones, hiking, practicing yoga, reading, and gardening. The OHSU Division of Hospital Medicine (DHM) is comprised of academic and clinical hospitalists at both OHSU and Hillsboro Medical Center (HMC) and serves as the largest acute care/inpatient . The OHSU Clinical Associate's practice will be based at Legacy health, and have privileges and limited clinical effort expected at the OHSU Hospital. Prepare Leaders, Revolutionize healthcare. Follow us on Instagramfor an inside look at resident life! She is beyond excited to be joining the OHSU family medicine residency, learning and practicing a broad spectrum of family medicine with compassionate and enthusiastic people, while developing leadership, advocacy, academic, and communication skills as a family physician. His Vietnamese name is "Binh An" which means 'peaceful.' She is passionate about giving patients the space to feel heard and seen. Her research and articles concern disease control and behavior change in the public health context. He also enjoys trips to the Oregon Coast, you will often find him searching for glass floats in Lincoln City. As a college student, she worked as a medical interpreter/translator for Spanish speaking patients to develop fluency in Spanish. 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd. She also enjoys relaxing at home with her orange cat and going on adventures around Oregon with friends and family. While completing her undergraduate study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), she developed a passion for public service and working with underserved rural communities. Dr. Dollar's interests include trauma-informed care and the relationship between adverse childhood experiences and health, women's reproductive health, obesity and nutrition. OHSU is an equal opportunity affirmative action institution. The following year she worked as an Emergency Department Scribe back in Washington, always having medicine as her ultimate goal. He migrated back east to the mountains of his birthplace to run for the NCAA Division 1 ETSU Bucs, where he met Madison, and then stayed for medical school in Johnson City (birthplace of Mountain Dew and Al Capone's moonshine smuggling ring). Outside of work, Dr. Royter enjoys exploring her new neighborhood, especially trying new restaurants, and relaxing at home with a book or movie. She is excited to settle down with her fianc and make Portland their new home! Before medical school, she worked with a family physician in Richmond, VA as a medical scribe, and fell in love with the unique space the clinic provided to get to know patients and families over the course of a lifetime. She left rainy Oregon for colder weather when she attended Carleton College in Minnesota and earned an undergraduate degree in Biology. After completing her polisci degree at Queen's University, Erika moved to Shanghai to work with young mothers at a grassroots NGO, before returning to Canada to complete a Master's degree in Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa. She loves getting to know her patients, and is living proof that doctors are not scary. When it came to deciding what college to go to, staying as close to the woods and water was a must and there is no better place than the University of Minnesota, Duluth Campus (Go Bulldogs!). I stayed near for undergraduate studies, attending Whitman College and living in Walla Walla for two years afterwards working at a free medical clinic with AmeriCorps, before returning home to continue my medical education at OHSU. Approved staff privileges at OHSU . * Educational responsibilities include participation in the instructional program for medical and graduate students, residents and fellows of the Department as assigned by the Chair. He wants to know about his patients' values and family in addition to their chronic ailments and medical problems. OHSU Internal Medicine Residency Program FB Page We currently have 30-33 positions in each PGY level (PGY-1 through PGY-3). Her focus is always on giving the patient the best care. Her academic interests include anti-racist medical curricula and disability medicine. phone: 503 494-8530 She is also passionate about providing care to Spanish speaking members of the community as well as immigrants and refugees. Go to MyChart and select "Sign Up Now.". Caregiver Corner: Every gift counts. COURTESY OF OREGON HEALTH & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY by Lynne Terry | The Lund Report Premium March 29, 2021 He draws deep satisfaction from forming long-term and supportive relationships with his patients. This work sparked his love of teaching, which he hopes to continue in residency and beyond. We believe in providing a strong foundation in Internal Medicine on which you can continue to build your future career path. Within his future clinical practice, he hopes to also incorporate MAT therapy and ultrasound. She moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan for medical school where she fell in love with family medicine and its longitudinal patient-physician relationships. In between, she researched epilepsy with the Legacy Research Institute and volunteered at KP Westside Medical Center. As the lead of Outreach, Recruitment and Engagement at the Layton Aging and Alzheimer's Disease Center, I often meet people who want to donate to our center. In medical school he was proud to volunteer as a manager and teacher as his school free clinic, research mental health integration into primary care in Jordan, and learn about the process of political engagement interning in Sacramento, CA. David found his calling in Family Medicine where a doctor has the chance to really get to know their patients. Our Current Residents | OHSU Surgery Residency and Fellowships General Surgery Residency Our Current Residents Our Current Residents R1 Mariah Aron, D.D.S., M.D. Clinically, Joebert has a wide variety of interests including pediatrics, behavioral health, point of care ultrasound, procedures, and integrative medicine. Nick was influenced by his own family physician, who cared for him and both his parents with warmth and kindness for over two decades. Current OHSU faculty, staff, and residents/fellows. She loves to travel and has been fortunate enough to collaborate on public health programs in Ethiopia, Haiti, and Guatemala. Dr. Kathryn Holt grew up in a small town in the foothills of Colorado, where she attended the University of Colorado and double-majored in Molecular Biology and Neuroscience. In Miami, Eric developed a passion for caring for those on the margins of society and learning about his community so that he may effectively advocate for the necessary change to improve said community. HMC is a 167-bed hospital located in Hillsboro, Oregon, and is part of OHSU Health. Omars medical school extracurricular activites translated to his clinical interests of pediatric/adolescent medicine, global health, and immigrant and refugee care. Marissa Bruno, D.O. Seeing her mother work as a general practitioner at a clinic in her house, she was fascinated by community physicians' longitudinal and meaningful relationships with their patients and community. If we want to remain true to our mission of caring for our patients and understanding their journey in health, we must do those things within our reach to have an impact. Contact OHSU Hillsboro Family Medicine Residency Program 503-681-1249. Dr. Sarvi is a family medicine physician who cares for people during all stages of life, from newborns to elderly patients. Her areas of interest include womens health, underserved population medicine, LGBTQ inclusive health, and preventative care. Gifts to the Thomas G. Cooney MD Endowed Fund for Excellence in Resident Education helps to support these activities. She attended University of Portland for her undergraduate degree in biology and completed her medical degree at OHSU. Dr. Conway became interested in family medicine during one of his first rotations in medical school, where he fell in love with the idea of developing relationships with patients of all ages and backgrounds and caring for them through all of the most important phases of their lives.
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