UofL residents complete another successful fellowship match
Many members of the of the UofL Internal Medicine Residency Program seeking fellowship appointments were matched successfully for the 2016-2017 academic year.
Several members of the University of Louisville Internal Medicine Residency Program seeking fellowship appointments following their graduation in 2016 were recently matched successfully, including three who will continue their training at UofL.
"I am extremely proud of our residents," Dr. Jennifer Koch, director of the UofL Internal Medicine Residency Program said. "I know the hard work and dedication – hours and hours of research, scholarship, and clinical effort – it takes for them to be successful in this endeavor. I have no doubt that they will represent our residency program extremely well in their roles as fellows."
Over the past four years, nearly all of the program's internal medicine residents have successfully matched into their choice of fellowship.
"Our trainees are pursuing further training at great programs all over the country," Dr. Jesse Roman, Chairman of the UofL Department of Medicine said. "This speaks to the high quality of the education provided by our faculty and the top notch experiences they participate in during their residency training. The training provided at UofL to our up-and-coming physicians is second to none."
Those from The University of Louisville who matched for 2016-2017 include:
Robert Burkes
Dmitry Familtsev
Zeeshan Hussain
Andrew Lally
Kimberly Leake
Amanda Lewis
Chirag Patel
Alison Smith
Gregg Wendorf
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Cardiology
Cardiology
Palliative Medicine
Palliative Medicine
Allergy/Immunology
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology
Gastroenterology
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Loyola University Chicago
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University of Iowa
University of Texas-San Antonio
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