Absite Photo 2019-2020 Final.jpg

History

The Mount Sinai Hospital admitted its first patient, a surgical case, on June 8, 1855; three days after opening its doors. Dr. Israel Moses operated on L.S., a 42-year old male with a fistula-in-ano, who went home five days later in good condition. 

While providing outstanding patient care has always been the mission of The Mount Sinai Hospital, providing exceptional physician education has been an equally important hallmark in the hospital’s decades-long history. With its chartering in 1963, the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, now called the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, became the first medical school to grow out of a non-university in more than 50 years. The fact that the hospital was encouraged to found a school is a testament to its tradition of excellence in patient care as well as research and education.

In 1872, The Mount Sinai Hospital moved from its original 45-bed building to space on Lexington Avenue, which nearly tripled the hospital’s capacity. Coinciding with the relocation was the formation of the Medical Board, a group established to set rules and regulations for the growing medical staff. By their own definition, they were organized “for the consideration of all matters appertaining to the medical management of the Hospital.”

In 1877, the hospital formally divided the house staff into medical and surgical divisions, each with a senior and junior resident. Surgical volume grew and by 1899, the caseload exceeded 2,000 operations. By 1904, when the hospital moved to its current location at 100th Street and Fifth Avenue, approximately four house surgeons were completing their training at The Mount Sinai Hospital each year. Today, the General Surgery training program at The Mount Sinai Hospital employs about 85 house officers.

 

Research at Sinai

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has received international recognition for producing ground-breaking clinical and basic science research. The National Institute of Health has awarded Mount Sinai more than $311 million in grants, ranking the institution #18 among the nation’s accredited medical schools. Consistent with the institutional mission to advance medical science, The Mount Sinai Department of Surgery fosters academic excellence and advancement by continually pursuing a variety of research projects.

Our residency program is a 5-year program; as such, dedicated time-off for research is not required. Residents who choose to pursue additional research typically take up to a two-year hiatus between PGY3 and PGY4 years. All surgical residents have a research requirement during their clinical years. Residents are required to participate in a research project under the direction of an assigned faculty mentor. The goal of this initiative is to equip the resident with basic research and investigative skills to carry out a research project from inception to publication. This includes the selection of a topic, experimental design, statistical analysis of data, and eventual publication in a high-impact surgical journal. The requirement is a minimum of one retrospective or prospective study published in an appropriate peer-reviewed journal.

In addition, Mount Sinai currently offers one dual surgery/MPH position per year at the discretion of the Surgical Residency Director. Offered through The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, courses are scheduled during autumn, winter, and spring terms. Participating physicians complete all MPH degree requirements during the last four years of residency training.

 
 
IMG_7038.jpg
 

Clinical Rotations / Education

Detailed breakdown of each clinical year can be found on our institutional website, along with further descriptions of each of the following education resources:

  • Surgical Education Series: protected lectures and skills labs every Friday morning, 7AM-10AM

  • Surgical Simulation Center

  • FLS / FES Certified Center

  • Surgical Boot Camp

  • Surgical Skills Curriculum

  • Robotic Surgery Skills Curriculum (SimNow)

  • Minimally Invasive Surgery Animal Lab

 

skills.jpg
 

Faculty & Staff

Program Director

Celia Divino, M.D.

celia.divino@mountsinai.org
212-241-3348


Program Manager

Catalina Gonzalez

catalina.gonzalez@mountsinai.org
212-241-5972


Program Coordinator

Rhonda Weiss

rhonda.weiss@mountsinai.org
212-241-0822

Program Coordinator

Ruth Hernandez

ruth.hernandez@mountsinai.org
212-241-5967


Program Coordinator

Wesley Blount

wesley.blount@mountsinai.org
212-241-5126


Program Coordinator

Lystra Persad

lystra.persad@mountsinai.org
212-241-3608

 
IMG_1387 (Medium).JPG
 

Current Residents

 

 

PGY5

Marnie Abeshouse, MD

Born and bred New Yorker with a passion for pizza and ice cream, specifically mint chocolate chip. When I’m not in the hospital, you can find me hanging with friends and family, lounging by a pool, or attempting a New York times crossword puzzle. Fun Fact: I spent two years on a trading floor in finance before deciding on medicine when I realized I couldn’t wait to trade in my slacks for scrubs.

Education: Sidney Kimmel Medical Collage at Thomas Jefferson University
Favorite Activity in the city: US open, walks in Central Park, Diner brunches
Specialty Interest: Undecided

PGY5

Yamira Bell, MD, MPH

Eldest of 4, social justice enthusiast, recovering college athlete

Education: University of Pittsburgh
Favorite Activity in the City: Attempting to workout, listening to podcasts on pop culture and race theory, and exploring the local visual arts scene
Specialty Interest: Trauma Surgery

PGY5

Dylan Cuva, MD

From NJ originally. I have one plump orange cat and a wild dog. I enjoy eating pasta, playing/watching soccer, traveling, playing video games, and reading, cycling.

Education: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Favorite Activity in the City: Cycling up to Bear Mountain
Specialty Interest: MIS

PGY5

Callie Horn, MD

Grew up in Virginia but now s/p 10 years & 7 different apartments in NYC. Loves public gardens, NYCB, citibike, moules frites, coresidents’ pets (ie Lola, Fred), sample sales, pastries and ferry rides to the rockaways

Education: New York Medical College
Favorite Activity in the City: Dining out
Specialty Interest: undecided

PGY5

Nazanin “Naz” Khajoueinejad, MD

Originally from Iran. Spend my off days being dragged around the park by my dog, Lola.

Education: New York Medical College
Favorite Activity in the City: Running, reading, or off-leash in the Central Park; theater/live performances; hosting dinner parties; Rockaway beach and hiking in Hudson valley
Specialty Interest: Surg onc/Endocrine surgery

PGY5

Maureen “Mackie” McGill, MD, MPH

Known to friends, colleagues, and some attendings as "Mackie." Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Educated in Boston. Former competitive ballroom dancer, happy to help co-residents with wedding dance choreography.

Education: Tufts University School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Plays/musicals/shows now that they're back
Specialty Interest: Trauma/Critical Care

PGY5

Bryan Myers, MD

Ohio native. Served in the Army for a while. Returned to Ohio for medical school. Enjoy running, game nights, trivia and visiting all 59 National Parks.

Education: Wright State University School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Sampling coffee shops and bakeries
Specialty Interest: Transplant Surgery

PGY5

Hannah Naughton, MD

Former cherry sorter from Yakima, WA. Enjoys golfing, dancing (not well), and listening to Earth Wind and Fire ("do you remembah")

Education: University of Washington School of Washington
Favorite Activity in the City: picnics in the park, discovering new plant shops, and hunting for the best breakfast sandwiches
Specialty Interest: Undecided

PGY5

Christian Renz, MD

Sports Enthusiast

Education: Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Going to Mets games
Specialty Interest: Cardiothoracic Surgery

PGY5

Julia Torabi, MD

Former Bostonian with a brief stint in Germany. I enjoy running, hiking, video games, skateboarding and reading science fiction. 

Education: Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Going to a concert
Specialty Interest: Transplant Surgery

PGY5

Stephen Trinidad, MD

Spent my childhood in Mali as the son of Christian missionaries. Now a husband, father, and doctor in NYC who loves people, loves to travel and hopes to spend a career in medical missions.

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Favorite Activity in the City: Playing with my son, walks in central park, amazing food.
Specialty Interest: Pediatric & Global Surgery

PGY5

Yun Hwa Walter Wang, MD

Loves basketball, staying active, traveling, trying new foods, and finding random groupon deals.

Education: SUNY Upstate Medical University
Favorite Activity in the City: Biking around the city and discovering new spots
Specialty Interest: Colorectal / Global Surgery


PGY4

Rosanna Cheng He, MD

PGY4

Marine Coste, MD

rosanna.jpg

French, avid skier, cheese lover 

Education: Northwestern University (undergraduate), SUNY Downstate (medical school)
Favorite activity in the city: discovering the newest speakeasy, walking around Prospect Park
Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery 

A third culture kid. Born and raised in Venezuela, moved to China for a couple of years before moving to Miami. Went out west to Southern California for college, moved to NYC for medical school and decided to stay for residency. I love working out, dancing, eating, and spending time with friends and family. 

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai 
Favorite Activity in the City: Social dancing (bachata, salsa, west coast swing); going to dance performances, musicals, and plays; and trying out new restaurants  
Specialty Interest: Undecided

PGY4

Hans Max Huber, MD

PGY4

Saran Kunaprayoon, MD

Originally from Somerville, MA. Enjoys hiking, skiing, and guitar.

Education: Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Favorite Activity in the City: Running in Central Park
Specialty Interest: Colorectal Surgery

Ex-serious cuber, Musician, Soccer and Ping Pong enthusiast

Education: Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Trying new restaurants, biking in the city
Specialty interest: MIS/Colorectal

PGY4

Schneider Rancy, MD

PGY4

Haritha Reddy, MD

First-generation, son of Haitian immigrants, South Florida transplant, advocate for healthcare access equity, supporter of intersectionality, writer and poet

Education: SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
Favorite Activity in the City: Museums, theater-going, poetry lounges/cafes, bookshops, trying different food spots, upstate hiking
Specialty Interests: CT, Plastics/Hand, Trauma, MIS

Mount Sinai Headshot_Haritha Reddy.jpg

India-born Jersey girl with some Philly roots. Catch me watching the newest psychological/mystery thrillers and horror movies, but my iTunes library is stuck in the 90’s.

Education: Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
Favorite Activity in the City: creating dance videos, photographing friends, and finding the best bubble tea joint
Specialty Interest: Breast Surgical Oncology

PGY4

Joseph K. Sullivan, MD

PGY4

Shawn Tsutsui, MD

Born and raised in New York. Youngest of 3 brothers. Fordham alum.

Education: New York Medical College
Favorite Activity in the City: Rangers game at The Garden or a Mets game at Citi Field
Specialty Interest: Undecided

New York area native. Graduated from Brown with an Applied Math degree.

Education: University of Virginia School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Cycling, specialty coffee shops, museums
Specialty Interest: Cardiothoracic Surgery

PGY4

Hanna Williams, MD

PGY4

Allen Yu, MD, PhD

Grew up in Atlanta but headed north to Montreal for college and then back to Atlanta for medical school at Emory. In my spare time I’m attempting to keep my two house plants alive and walk as much of city as possible. 

Education: Emory School of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Running around Central Park, finding good food spots
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology?

Rotated.JPG

Northern California native but prefers colder weather. Obtained PhD through fishing, volleyball, photography, and occasionally doing lab work. Desperately holds onto outdated technology such as 35mm film, hardcover textbooks, and manual transmissions. Pretends he's an engineer with "the knack."

Education: Stony Brook University/Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (MD/PhD)
Favorite Activity in the City: Broadway shows, the Met, exploring new neighborhoods
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology


Research

Alexandra Agathis, MD

Research

Pamela Emengo, MD

Image.jpeg

Grew up in a large Greek family (Opa!) in New Jersey. One of six kids. Former D1 field hockey player, converted spin class enthusiast. Avid concert-goer and Spotify playlist curator.

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Favorite Activity in the City: Exploring new restaurants and the same pizzerias
Specialty Interest: Bariatric Surgery, Breast Oncology

First Generation Immigrant, Yankee Fan, and Public Health Advocate

Education: Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Favorite Activity in the City: Anything Food Related
Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery

RESEARCH

Alex Huang, MD

RESEARCH

Anastasia Kahan, MD

alexhuang.jpg

-

Education: Rutgers University, Weill Cornell Medical College
Favorite Activity in the City: exploring new restaurants and food, running in Central Park
Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery

Originally from Vermont, predictably an outdoor enthusiast, never met a cheese I didn't love. 

Education: Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Favorite Activity in the City: hanging with my dog Maple, a good day in central park, live music
Specialty Interest: undecided

RESEARCH

Mary Kim, MD

Research

Tony Lum, MD

First generation immigrant, pianist, lego builder

Education: Cornell University, Baylor College of Medicine
Favorite Activity in the City: Visiting coffee shops and old book stores
Specialty Interests: pediatric surgery, surgical oncology

NYC transplant raised in SW Louisiana. Interests include anything sports or outdoor related, wines/whiskeys, and rap music. Catch me at your local Chick-Fil-A or Halal cart

Education: LSUHSC New Orleans
Favorite Activity in the City: anything spontaneous
Specialty Interest: Pediatric surgery

Research

Nina Mirabadi, MD

 

California Bay Area native, Cal bear, travel enthusiast, nature lover, foodie, interested in learning about different cultural perspectives and engaging in philosophical conversations, believer in abolishing homelessness.

Education: University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health
Favorite Activity in the City: Walking around Central Park, listening to music, trying out new cuisines, road trips
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology

 

PGY3

PGY3

Eziwoma “Ezi” Odiri Alibo, MD

Fresh off the boat Nigerian immigrant, with family living in 4 of the 7 continents. Enjoys solitary activities like reading and listening to podcasts. Anime aficionado and Marvel enthusiast, can usually be engaged in deep conversation about the MCU and related works.

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Favorite Activity in the City: Seeing Broadway shows, dance performances, and plays with her sister. Otherwise slowly making her way through different Japanese food spots

Specialty Interest: Surgical oncology, HPB, maybe trauma

MacAlistair “Mac” Colquhoun, MD

Originally from Los Angeles. Moved to New York for medical school. Main interests are running and music. 

Education: Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons 

Favorite Activity in the City: Walking/running/biking Riverside or Central Park 

Specialty Interests: Surgical Oncology and Transplantation

PGY3

Yasmeen Dhindsa, MD

I grew up in Fresno, California. I love food, exploring, and trying new things especially anything outdoors!  

Hobbies: Going for runs, exploring new parts of the city, and trying new restaurants

Education: David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA  

Specialty interests: Transplant Surgery 

PGY3

Jacquelyn “Jackie” Lee Dillon, MD

I grew up in a small town in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania and went to college in Baltimore. Before starting medical school, I got a job in clinical research in NYC and absolutely loved it — I was so excited to come back for residency.

Hobbies: long distance running, playing field hockey, snowboarding, traveling, trying new restaurants and bakeries 

Education: Duke University School of Medicine

Specialty interests: surgical oncology, breast surgery

PGY3

Jordan Gipe, MD

Southern California born and raised surfer who has been building roots in the Northeast since medical school. Of the many hobbies one could pick up during quarantine, I chose juggling and I stand by that decision. Tennis player and outdoors enthusiast.

Education: Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons 

Favorite Activity in the City: Spike ball in Central Park, enjoying new bagel spots, Citi biking everywhere 

Specialty Interests: Undecided

 

PGY3

PGY3

Olivia Katz, MD

Caroline Kim-Kiselak, MD

Born at Mount Sinai and grew up in NYC. Obsessed with dogs and interested in improving access to surgical care in the local community. 

Education: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

Favorite Activity in the City: Playing frisbee in Central Park with my dog, Peanut

Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery, Colorectal Surgery

Southern Californian native, travel and outdoor enthusiast, amateur birder.

Education: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

Favorite Activity in the City: Eating out, the Met, walking fast, Central Park

Specialty: Surgical Oncology

PGY3

PGY3

Taylor Kline, MD

Andrea Lifrieri, MD

Born and raised in Philly, but spent the last 9 years in Los Angeles. So excited to return to the east coast! When I’m not cooking for my friends or at yoga class, you can find me spending too many hours on my Nintendo Switch

Education: Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Favorite Activity in the City: Trying new restaurants, searching endlessly for open tennis courts, visiting museums 

Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery, Trauma and Critical Care

New York native who comes from the Italian version of Toula's family from the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding”. Spoken word poet, coffee enthusiast and lover of all things outdoors, especially hiking and running! 

Education: Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons 

Favorite Activity in the City: exploring different neighborhoods / cuisines, running / biking along the West Side Highway

Specialty: Breast Surgical Oncology

PGY3

PGY3

Lee Schmidt, MD

Catherine Yip, MD

Born and raised in the Southeast - jumped from Mississippi, to Nashville for undergrad at Vanderbilt, to Durham for medical school at Duke, before arriving here in NYC with my partner and being forced to buy a real winter coat for the first time in my life. I like to think I have great music and podcast recommendations. Will use any excuse to show you pictures of my dog.

Education: Duke University School of Medicine

Favorite Activity in the City: Running in Central Park, going to shows, consuming as many bagels & as much coffee as my body will tolerate

Specialty Interest: Trauma & Critical Care surgery

I've been slowly moving up the east coast since college from Florida to Durham, NC, to Baltimore, MD, and now New York. Courtesy of going to college at Duke, I am a huge basketball fan and can be found watching every Duke game possible. Aside from basketball, I love dancing salsa and bachata, food, and climbing

Education: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 

Favorite Activity in the City: Exploring new foods and visiting my brother

Specialty Interest: Pediatric surgery but still very much exploring


PGY2

PGY2

Can “Lulu” Cao

Sarah Cao, MD

Though born in China, grew up mostly in a small town in Florida before heading up north for college and medical school. I never expected to be in a big city so naturally I ended up in NYC for residency. Jokes aside, I'm incredibly excited for the new experiences, especially the food and the cultural diversity. Outside of the hospital, I'm a huge fan of board games/video games and love playing with dogs

Education: Alpert Medical School at Brown University

Favorite activity in the city: Trying new food, Visiting museums, Window shopping

Specialty Interest: Colorectal Surgery

Originally an upstate New Yorker, who has spent the past eight years in Texas for undergraduate and medical school and is very excited to return to the homeland! 

Education: UT Southwestern in Dallas, TX

Favorite Activity in the City:  Eating at as many different restaurants, bakeries, and cafes as I can throughout the city

Specialty Interest: Still exploring

PGY2

PGY2

Steve Char, MD

Tina Doan, MD

Boston born and raised, still hunting for a safe place in the city to cheer on the Bruins. Lover of coffee (iced, always), park hangs with pals, large bodies of water, parties with themes, and powder days. Passionate about the intersection of surgery, bioethics, and policy.

Education: Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Favorite Activities in the City: Bars with live music, roofs with great views, and saying hi to your dog.
Specialty Interest: Trauma and Critical Care, Surgical Ethics

Born and raised in Tennessee and always trying to find good sweet tea. Provides unsolicited fun facts about cats, thinks that Top 40 pop from the 2000s-2010s is better than current music, attempts the NYT Crossword with variable success, and believes in the diversity and inclusion of Android users in group texts. 

Education: George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences

Favorite Activity in the City: Broadway shows, taking walks in Carl Schurz Park, eating non-stop Kazunori

Specialty Interest: Colorectal surgery, surgical oncology

PGY2

PGY2

Jessica Hoffen, MD

Anna Hoover, MD

I'm originally from the Chicago suburbs and worked briefly in children's health policy before heading to medical school in Rhode Island. I'm passionate about health policy, advocacy, and population health. In my spare time you'll catch me tending to my plants, sampling local bakeries, and attempting my next DIY project.

Education: Northwestern University; MD-ScM: Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Favorite Activity in the City:  I'm looking forward to exploring every nook of Central Park with my husband and our dog Sadie, and to trying out all the bakeries I can find!

Specialty Interest: Currently interested in pediatric surgery and trauma surgery, but keeping an open mind!

Born in New York, raised in DC, and a Duke Blue Devil X2. Interests include running, baking, spending time outside, aerial classes, and trying out new food spots

Education: Duke University School of Medicine

Favorite Activity in the City: Running in Central Park

Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery

PGY2

PGY2

Winston Jiang, MD

Clark Pitcher, MD

Born and raised in Rhode Island, where I also completed my undergraduate and medical education. Since I’ve always dreamed of living in New York City, I am super excited that Sinai is the place I finally leave home for! When not in the hospital, I enjoy hiking, cooking, and cheering on New England sports teams.

Education: The Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University

Favorite Activity in the City: Exploring restaurants and bars with my partner

Specialty Interest: Trauma and critical care surgery

Born and raised in Michigan, and went to the University of Michigan for undergrad. Spent two gap years in NYC before medical school, and always knew I would return one day. In my free time, if I'm not watching Michigan football, I'll either be making a new recipe at home or trying a new restaurant in the city

Education: Georgetown University School of Medicine

Favorite activity in the city: Trying new restaurants, exploring different neighborhoods and hanging out in central park 

Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology

PGY2

Michelle Shu

PGY2

Carolyn Vanek, MD

Born and raised in California, but excited to be on a new coast! Love baking, cooking, dancing, hiking, climbing, and plants


Education: David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Favorite Activity in the City: Jazz bars, comedy shows, Brooklyn breweries, trying new restaurants, strolling through Central Park

Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology, Minimally Invasive Surgery

Pennsylvania native where I worked as an EMT prior to going to medical school in Texas. During my off time you can catch me watching vintage movies, obtaining large quantities of kombucha, tending to my beloved house plants, and telling people how much I love my ebike.

Education: Baylor College of Medicine

Favorite Activity in the City: Discovering new bike lanes and ice cream shops

Specialty Interest: Global Surgery, Trauma and Critical Care

PGY2

George Youssef, MD

 

Grew up in Chicago. Likes evening workouts, pickup soccer, reading, and discovering music

Education: Tufts University School of Medicine

Favorite Activity in the City: People Watching on the subway

Specialty Interest: Undecided

 

PGY1

Ava Adler, MD

PGY1

Laura Barthold, MD

Born at Mount Sinai Hospital and have been in New York for High School, Undergrad and Medical School. I love getting excited about new activities, whether it's signing up to run a half-marathon, trying to cook something adventurous, or signing up to be a balloon holder in the Macy’s Day Parade.

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Favorite activity in the city: Walking long distances across Manhattan and stopping to look at every dog, entering Broadway lotteries to win tickets, trying to find the best Mediterranean food
Specialty Interest: Undecided

Philadelphia native who spent the last 9 years in New Hampshire. Love all things active - swimming, running, skiing, pickleball. Passionate about coffee and Philly sports teams.

Education: Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Favorite activity in the city: Exploring new restaurants, running in Central Park
Specialty Interest: Surgical oncology, endocrine surgery

PGY1

Charles Callif, MD

PGY1

Yhan Colon Iban, MD, MPH

Raised in a small town in New Hampshire. I enjoy being outside, especially running, hiking, or snowboarding.

Education: Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Favorite activity in the city: Runs (walks) in Central Park, trying new restaurants, exploring neighborhoods
Specialty Interest: Pediatric Surgery, Trauma/Critical Care

I was born and raised on the east coast of Puerto Rico before moving to Orlando, Florida in high school. Outside of the hospital, you can find me exploring the many fitness classes NYC has to offer or hunting for the best Thai restaurant. 

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Favorite activity in the city: Theater/Concerts and eating out.
Specialty Interest: Global Surgery, Trauma/ Critical Care, Thoracic Surgery

PGY1

Julian Howland, MD

PGY1

Rashid Logan, MD

Chilean from the backwoods of Maine. When not in the hospital, I’m in the kitchen perfecting a recipe or traveling with my wife.

Education:Stanford University School of Medicine.
Favorite activity in the city: Discovering new restaurants and live music
Specialty Interest: Colorectal Surgery

Born in New York but raised in Atlanta, Georgia. A former gymnast who now loves golfing, running, and trying new restaurants. 

Education: Morehouse School of Medicine
Favorite activity in the city: Strolling through Central Park
Specialty Interest: Colorectal Surgery

PGY1

Molly Papes, MD

PGY1

Sydney Record, MD

Other than college in MA, I’ve lived entirely in New York. I love the outdoors (especially the Adirondacks and the beach), working out, reading, logic puzzles, and baking. 

Education: Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Favorite activity in the city: going to the Museum of Natural History, Broadway shows, and eating out
Specialty Interest: Undecided

Born and raised in Southwest Florida, fell in love with the Northeast in college, then moved back south for med school. Beyond excited to be back in the Northeast and to be living in NYC for the first time! Former college/pro cheerleader, huge hockey enthusiast (go Canes, sorry Rangers fans!), and lover of all things pink!

Education: Duke University School of Medicine
Favorite activity in the city: running through Central Park, shopping sample sales
Specialty Interest: surgical oncology, breast surgery

PGY1

Aurora Sullivan, MD

PGY1

Delaney Taylor, MD

I grew up on a lake in Old Town, Maine and I love spending time outdoors. I spent a gap year farming in southeast Australia and I'm always trying to stay involved with local agriculture. I love to knit, swim in lakes, bike ride, and bake.

Education: Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Favorite activity in the city: Exploring botanical gardens
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology and Palliative Care

Originally from West Virginia.  Spent time in Philadelphia for college, then Boston for my gap years and New Hampshire for medical school. I am excited to get back to living in a city! Enjoy spending time outside, cooking, and baking sourdough bread. 

Education: Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Favorite activity in the city: Trying new restaurants and spending time in Central Park
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology

PGY1 - Surgeon Scientist

Ann Fefferman, MD, PhD

PGY1 - Surgeon Scientist

Lindsey Steinberg, MD, PhD

Originally from Chicago but have lived in a variety of cities across the country, including LA, San Francisco, and Boston. I'm so excited to live in NYC now! I love coffee and used to be a barista back in college, and I am an avid runner.

Education: Boston University School of Medicine
Favorite activity in the city: Trying new restaurants and coffee shops, enjoying long runs in Central Park, and visiting the Met
Specialty Interest: Surgical Oncology

Missourian heading to NYC. Lover of dogs, music, ballet, yoga, meditation, and hiking.

Education:Washington University in St. Louis
Favorite activity in the city: Looking forward to Broadway, live music, art museums, and Central Park
Specialty Interest: Undecided