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The Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Internal Medicine Residency program is a three-year program accepting 16 positions per year. We provide a rich educational experience with a culturally vast population. With over 670 beds, Butterworth Hospital is a level I trauma center and a clinical leader in cardiovascular, cancer, and neurosciences, among many others. The availability of higher-level services provided at Corewell Health in West Michigan, including heart, lung, and bone marrow transplants, has added to the exposure of these complex specialized patient populations to our resident physicians and truly enhanced the educational experience we are able to offer. Corewell Health in West Michigan has been awarded primary stroke center and heart failure certifications and has won the Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence.
Our program, your future
Program Aims
- Develop individual learning plans that provide a foundational education in general internal medicine that will prepare residents for various clinical and academic settings including hospitalist medicine, primary care medicine, and subspecialty training
- Engage our residents in scholarship, patient safety, and quality improvement to instill the values of innovative lifelong learning
- Empower our physicians as clinical instructors, developing effective teachers of peers and undergraduate medical students
- Create opportunities for residents to be leaders of multidisciplinary teams
- Foster resident and faculty camaraderie
- Support and embrace the importance of physician wellness
Didactics
- Noon report (three per week) – Conducted by the chief resident and key faculty members, interesting cases or admissions on the teaching services are presented, sharpening clinical reasoning skills, differential diagnoses, diagnostic dilemmas, appropriate interventions, and therapeutics
- Formal resident patient handoffs – Occur twice a day to ensure the utmost quality and safety with transitioning care to covering residents
- Teaching rounds (daily) – Each inpatient team, led by one faculty member, spends one to two hours discussing patients on the service with an emphasis placed on bedside teaching
- Grand rounds – Weekly
Mortality chart review, safety cases, and readmission root cause analysis – regularly occurring conferences built on our noon report and didactic sessions. The emphasis is on providing safe, timely, and effective care, rooted in the six core ACGME competencies
- Morbidity and mortality (one per block) – Formal presentation by senior-level residents at grand rounds
- Continuity clinic specialized education – Each week residents are provided reading material addressing multiple aspects of outpatient/ambulatory care medicine which include non-medicine subject matters such as ethics, billing, coding, running a practice, and more. Prior to each clinic, the reading material is discussed with a key faculty member(s) who staff the clinics
- Core curriculum lectures (weekly) – The core curriculum is given as a three-hour lecture block each Friday. This is protected time free of clinical duties for the education of our residents. All disciplines within the field of internal medicine are presented by community subspecialists to prepare our residents for board certification in internal medicine
- Journal club/evidence-based medicine reviews (one-two per block) – Upper-level residents select peer-reviewed journal articles that are critically reviewed by house staff
- Procedure skills lab (two per year) – This two-to-three-hour session gives residents the opportunity to hone procedure skills such as intubations, thoracentesis, central access, and more. In addition, mock codes are performed in each block
- Point of care ultrasound - Simulation, didactics, and plenty of hands-on patient experience. Now features a senior-level procedure elective learning and performing paracentesis and thoracentesis
Manageable and realistic resident research opportunities
The internal medicine program strongly supports resident research, and many of our faculty are involved in clinical research. Part of this support comes from the scholarly activity support team, which offers biostatistics consultation and poster preparation.
Residents develop scholarly activity project during their residency training and can present at numerous meetings. Residents will be expected to submit their work for presentation at an institutional research day. Some have even been submitted for publication! Financial support can be requested not only from our internal medicine program but also from the scholarly activity support team.
Program Aims
- Develop individual learning plans that provide a foundational education in general internal medicine that will prepare residents for various clinical and academic settings including hospitalist medicine, primary care medicine, and subspecialty training
- Engage our residents in scholarship, patient safety, and quality improvement to instill the values of innovative lifelong learning
- Empower our physicians as clinical instructors, developing effective teachers of peers and undergraduate medical students
- Create opportunities for residents to be leaders of multidisciplinary teams
- Foster resident and faculty camaraderie
- Support and embrace the importance of physician wellness
Didactics
- Noon report (three per week) – Conducted by the chief resident and key faculty members, interesting cases or admissions on the teaching services are presented, sharpening clinical reasoning skills, differential diagnoses, diagnostic dilemmas, appropriate interventions, and therapeutics
- Formal resident patient handoffs – Occur twice a day to ensure the utmost quality and safety with transitioning care to covering residents
- Teaching rounds (daily) – Each inpatient team, led by one faculty member, spends one to two hours discussing patients on the service with an emphasis placed on bedside teaching
- Grand rounds – Weekly
Mortality chart review, safety cases, and readmission root cause analysis – regularly occurring conferences built on our noon report and didactic sessions. The emphasis is on providing safe, timely, and effective care, rooted in the six core ACGME competencies
- Morbidity and mortality (one per block) – Formal presentation by senior-level residents at grand rounds
- Continuity clinic specialized education – Each week residents are provided reading material addressing multiple aspects of outpatient/ambulatory care medicine which include non-medicine subject matters such as ethics, billing, coding, running a practice, and more. Prior to each clinic, the reading material is discussed with a key faculty member(s) who staff the clinics
- Core curriculum lectures (weekly) – The core curriculum is given as a three-hour lecture block each Friday. This is protected time free of clinical duties for the education of our residents. All disciplines within the field of internal medicine are presented by community subspecialists to prepare our residents for board certification in internal medicine
- Journal club/evidence-based medicine reviews (one-two per block) – Upper-level residents select peer-reviewed journal articles that are critically reviewed by house staff
- Procedure skills lab (two per year) – This two-to-three-hour session gives residents the opportunity to hone procedure skills such as intubations, thoracentesis, central access, and more. In addition, mock codes are performed in each block
- Point of care ultrasound - Simulation, didactics, and plenty of hands-on patient experience. Now features a senior-level procedure elective learning and performing paracentesis and thoracentesis
Manageable and realistic resident research opportunities
The internal medicine program strongly supports resident research, and many of our faculty are involved in clinical research. Part of this support comes from the scholarly activity support team, which offers biostatistics consultation and poster preparation.
Residents develop scholarly activity project during their residency training and can present at numerous meetings. Residents will be expected to submit their work for presentation at an institutional research day. Some have even been submitted for publication! Financial support can be requested not only from our internal medicine program but also from the scholarly activity support team.
The internal medicine residency program holds a spring and fall retreat. This a great opportunity for residents to enjoy fun team-building activities and take time to get to know the new interns.
From the program director
Welcome to the Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Internal Medicine Residency. I’m so glad you decided to stop by our website and learn more about our awesome program! Let me tell you why I think it’s an amazing place to learn and grow, and why you should be here.
Our residents primarily train at Corewell Health Butterworth Hospital (part of Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals). Since 1873, Butterworth Hospital has been growing and building a reputation of excellence in care, diagnostics, treatment, prevention, and education. It is the flagship hospital for Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals, which includes Fred and Lena Meijer Heart Center, Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, and Corewell Health Cancer Center at Lemmen-Holton Cancer Pavilion.
The brilliance of our “Medical Mile” allows our residents to practice medicine in world-class facilities. Corewell Health in West Michigan and Grand Rapids has more than 100 years of investing in graduate medical education. As medicine has evolved, so has our residencies. We are proud to have produced some of the best primary care and hospitalist physicians, in addition to having prepared many others who have gone on to fellowship training in various internal medicine subspecialties.
While our hospitals and clinics are second to none, we boast the most about our community attending physicians and the passion they have for resident education! We have high expectations of our residents, and with the guidance of our faculty and staff, our residents always rise to the occasion. We place a strong emphasis on education over service. Our general medicine units and ICUs are staffed with attending physicians 24/7. All our teaching services are closely supervised by in-house attending physicians. There is always someone to look to and to learn from, making ours a nonmalignant learning environment that fosters mentorship and camaraderie. Simply put, we make good doctors!
We invite you to learn more about our community here in West Michigan. It is a beautiful place to live and Michigan’s second-largest populated city. Whether you enjoy walking along the riverside, taking in the view of the rapids, watching minor league sporting events such as baseball, basketball, or hockey, attending big-ticket artist concerts, taking in a Broadway play, the symphony, or perusing downtown for museums and good eateries, there is something here for you. So, check us out! We hope to see you soon!
TaLawnda L. Bragg, MD, FACP
Program director, internal medicine residency
Associate clinical professor of medicine
Corewell Health-Grand Rapids/Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Internal medicine hospitalist, Corewell Health West Medical Group
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Internal medicine residency bios
Program director
TaLawnda Bragg, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research Center/Michigan State University
TaLawnda Bragg, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research Center/Michigan State University
TaLawnda Bragg, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research Center/Michigan State University
TaLawnda Bragg, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education and Research Center/Michigan State University
Associate program directors
Jeremy Gentile, DO
Hospitalist
- Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Crystal Ritsema, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Yale-New Haven Hospital
Michael Stout, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Jeremy Gentile, DO
Hospitalist
- Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Crystal Ritsema, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Yale-New Haven Hospital
Michael Stout, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Jeremy Gentile, DO
Hospitalist
- Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Crystal Ritsema, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Yale-New Haven Hospital
Michael Stout, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Jeremy Gentile, DO
Hospitalist
- Residency: Henry Ford Hospital
Crystal Ritsema, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Yale-New Haven Hospital
Michael Stout, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Indiana University School of Medicine
Core faculty
David Calderhead, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wright Sate University
Nagib Chalfoun, MD
Cardiology
- Fellowship:
- (Cardiovascular disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York
- (Clinical cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
- Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Anacleto Diaz, MD
Primary care
- Residency: St. John Hospital and Medical Center
Jorgelina de Sanctis
Infectious disease
- Fellowship: Beaumont Hospital
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University
Stephen Doyle, DO
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
- Residency: University of Kansas Medical Center
Asaf Harris, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Maximiliano Tamae Kakazu, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship:
- (Pulmonary and critical care medicine) John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
- (Sleep medicine) University of Chicago
- Residency: John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
Malik Khan, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Albany Medical College
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids
Beth Makowski, DO
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: Metro Health Hospital
- Residency: Metro Health Hospital
Fergus Peacock, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center
Gretchen Roe, MD
Palliative medicine
- Fellowship: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
- Residency: Carolinas Medical Center
John Sisson, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
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Jessica Smith, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Daniel Trierweiler, MD
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: University of Colorado
- Residency: University of Colorado
Lauren Vandam, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
David Calderhead, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wright Sate University
Nagib Chalfoun, MD
Cardiology
- Fellowship:
- (Cardiovascular disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York
- (Clinical cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
- Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Anacleto Diaz, MD
Primary care
- Residency: St. John Hospital and Medical Center
Jorgelina de Sanctis
Infectious disease
- Fellowship: Beaumont Hospital
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University
Stephen Doyle, DO
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
- Residency: University of Kansas Medical Center
Asaf Harris, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Maximiliano Tamae Kakazu, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship:
- (Pulmonary and critical care medicine) John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
- (Sleep medicine) University of Chicago
- Residency: John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
Malik Khan, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Albany Medical College
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids
Beth Makowski, DO
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: Metro Health Hospital
- Residency: Metro Health Hospital
Fergus Peacock, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center
Gretchen Roe, MD
Palliative medicine
- Fellowship: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
- Residency: Carolinas Medical Center
John Sisson, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Jessica Smith, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Daniel Trierweiler, MD
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: University of Colorado
- Residency: University of Colorado
Lauren Vandam, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
David Calderhead, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wright Sate University
Nagib Chalfoun, MD
Cardiology
- Fellowship:
- (Cardiovascular disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York
- (Clinical cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
- Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Anacleto Diaz, MD
Primary care
- Residency: St. John Hospital and Medical Center
Jorgelina de Sanctis
Infectious disease
- Fellowship: Beaumont Hospital
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University
Stephen Doyle, DO
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
- Residency: University of Kansas Medical Center
Asaf Harris, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Maximiliano Tamae Kakazu, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship:
- (Pulmonary and critical care medicine) John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
- (Sleep medicine) University of Chicago
- Residency: John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
Malik Khan, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Albany Medical College
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids
Beth Makowski, DO
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: Metro Health Hospital
- Residency: Metro Health Hospital
Fergus Peacock, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center
Gretchen Roe, MD
Palliative medicine
- Fellowship: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
- Residency: Carolinas Medical Center
John Sisson, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Jessica Smith, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Daniel Trierweiler, MD
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: University of Colorado
- Residency: University of Colorado
Lauren Vandam, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
David Calderhead, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wright Sate University
Nagib Chalfoun, MD
Cardiology
- Fellowship:
- (Cardiovascular disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York
- (Clinical cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
- Residency: University of Pennsylvania
Anacleto Diaz, MD
Primary care
- Residency: St. John Hospital and Medical Center
Jorgelina de Sanctis
Infectious disease
- Fellowship: Beaumont Hospital
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University
Stephen Doyle, DO
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Ohio State University Medical Center
- Residency: University of Kansas Medical Center
Asaf Harris, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Maximiliano Tamae Kakazu, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship:
- (Pulmonary and critical care medicine) John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
- (Sleep medicine) University of Chicago
- Residency: John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County
Malik Khan, MD
Pulmonology
- Fellowship: Albany Medical College
- Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids Partners/Michigan State University in Grand Rapids
Beth Makowski, DO
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: Metro Health Hospital
- Residency: Metro Health Hospital
Fergus Peacock, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center
Gretchen Roe, MD
Palliative medicine
- Fellowship: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
- Residency: Carolinas Medical Center
John Sisson, MD
Primary care
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Jessica Smith, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
Daniel Trierweiler, MD
Hospitalist
- Fellowship: University of Colorado
- Residency: University of Colorado
Lauren Vandam, MD
Hospitalist
- Residency: Corewell Health/Michigan State University
PGY 1
Gabriella Abreo, MD
American University of the Caribbean
Navjot Azad, DO
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Evan Claggett, DO
Michigan State University
Erin Day, DO
Michigan State University
Jagroop Doad, DO
Campbell University
Mckenna Galloway, MD
Michigan State University
Joseph Hostnik, MD
Michigan State University
Nicholas Jacus, MD
Western Michigan University
Sanam Khan, MBBS
C.M.H. Lahore Medical College
Maria Kim, DO
Michigan State University
Joshua Kuperus, MD
Oakland University
Samuel Miller, DO
Ohio University
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Nati Nesibu, DO
Liberty University
Bradley Reinoehl, DO
Lake Erie College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Vamsish Satoor, MD
Indiana University
Carolyn Watts, MD
University of Colorado
Gabriella Abreo, MD
American University of the Caribbean
Navjot Azad, DO
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Evan Claggett, DO
Michigan State University
Erin Day, DO
Michigan State University
Jagroop Doad, DO
Campbell University
Mckenna Galloway, MD
Michigan State University
Joseph Hostnik, MD
Michigan State University
Nicholas Jacus, MD
Western Michigan University
Sanam Khan, MBBS
C.M.H. Lahore Medical College
Maria Kim, DO
Michigan State University
Joshua Kuperus, MD
Oakland University
Samuel Miller, DO
Ohio University
Nati Nesibu, DO
Liberty University
Bradley Reinoehl, DO
Lake Erie College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Vamsish Satoor, MD
Indiana University
Carolyn Watts, MD
University of Colorado
Gabriella Abreo, MD
American University of the Caribbean
Navjot Azad, DO
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Evan Claggett, DO
Michigan State University
Erin Day, DO
Michigan State University
Jagroop Doad, DO
Campbell University
Mckenna Galloway, MD
Michigan State University
Joseph Hostnik, MD
Michigan State University
Nicholas Jacus, MD
Western Michigan University
Sanam Khan, MBBS
C.M.H. Lahore Medical College
Maria Kim, DO
Michigan State University
Joshua Kuperus, MD
Oakland University
Samuel Miller, DO
Ohio University
Nati Nesibu, DO
Liberty University
Bradley Reinoehl, DO
Lake Erie College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Vamsish Satoor, MD
Indiana University
Carolyn Watts, MD
University of Colorado
Gabriella Abreo, MD
American University of the Caribbean
Navjot Azad, DO
Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine
Evan Claggett, DO
Michigan State University
Erin Day, DO
Michigan State University
Jagroop Doad, DO
Campbell University
Mckenna Galloway, MD
Michigan State University
Joseph Hostnik, MD
Michigan State University
Nicholas Jacus, MD
Western Michigan University
Sanam Khan, MBBS
C.M.H. Lahore Medical College
Maria Kim, DO
Michigan State University
Joshua Kuperus, MD
Oakland University
Samuel Miller, DO
Ohio University
Nati Nesibu, DO
Liberty University
Bradley Reinoehl, DO
Lake Erie College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Vamsish Satoor, MD
Indiana University
Carolyn Watts, MD
University of Colorado
PGY 2
Benjamin Arnold, MD
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Catherine Bloch, MD
Western Michigan University
Lara Hakim, MD
Michigan State University
Javeria Hayat, MBBS
Dow Medical College
Megan Kempa, DO
Michigan State University
Ross Kendall, MD
Central Michigan University
Melanie Mrozek, MD
Central Michigan University
Robert Ocomen, MD
Central Michigan University
Nicholas Parliament, MD
Michigan State University
Katarzyna Purzycka, DO
Michigan State University
Nader Rayyan, MD
Michigan State University
Levi Snoeyink, DO
Michigan State University
Tyler VanVelsen, MD
Michigan State University
Zachary Yono, DO
Michigan State University
Benjamin Arnold, MD
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Catherine Bloch, MD
Western Michigan University
Lara Hakim, MD
Michigan State University
Javeria Hayat, MBBS
Dow Medical College
Megan Kempa, DO
Michigan State University
Ross Kendall, MD
Central Michigan University
Melanie Mrozek, MD
Central Michigan University
Robert Ocomen, MD
Central Michigan University
Nicholas Parliament, MD
Michigan State University
Katarzyna Purzycka, DO
Michigan State University
Nader Rayyan, MD
Michigan State University
Levi Snoeyink, DO
Michigan State University
Tyler VanVelsen, MD
Michigan State University
Zachary Yono, DO
Michigan State University
Benjamin Arnold, MD
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Catherine Bloch, MD
Western Michigan University
Lara Hakim, MD
Michigan State University
Javeria Hayat, MBBS
Dow Medical College
Megan Kempa, DO
Michigan State University
Ross Kendall, MD
Central Michigan University
Melanie Mrozek, MD
Central Michigan University
Robert Ocomen, MD
Central Michigan University
Nicholas Parliament, MD
Michigan State University
Katarzyna Purzycka, DO
Michigan State University
Nader Rayyan, MD
Michigan State University
Levi Snoeyink, DO
Michigan State University
Tyler VanVelsen, MD
Michigan State University
Zachary Yono, DO
Michigan State University
Benjamin Arnold, MD
Northeast Ohio Medical University
Catherine Bloch, MD
Western Michigan University
Lara Hakim, MD
Michigan State University
Javeria Hayat, MBBS
Dow Medical College
Megan Kempa, DO
Michigan State University
Ross Kendall, MD
Central Michigan University
Melanie Mrozek, MD
Central Michigan University
Robert Ocomen, MD
Central Michigan University
Nicholas Parliament, MD
Michigan State University
Katarzyna Purzycka, DO
Michigan State University
Nader Rayyan, MD
Michigan State University
Levi Snoeyink, DO
Michigan State University
Tyler VanVelsen, MD
Michigan State University
Zachary Yono, DO
Michigan State University
PGY 3
Tajuldeen Al Hasani, MD
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Saleem Alameh, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Saria Alazmeh, MBBS
Alfaisal University College of Medicine
Rafael Bernal, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Phillip Brier, DO
Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Anastasia Bury, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Elizabeth Bustamante, MD
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Ryan Crane, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mohamad El Shami, MD
Universite Saint-Joseph
Ali Ismail, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Morgan Korn, DO
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Brian Kunkel, DO
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jonathon Richards, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mitchell Sarkisov, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ajith Thomas, MD
Wayne State University
Tajuldeen Al Hasani, MD
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Saleem Alameh, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Saria Alazmeh, MBBS
Alfaisal University College of Medicine
Rafael Bernal, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Phillip Brier, DO
Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Anastasia Bury, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Elizabeth Bustamante, MD
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Ryan Crane, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mohamad El Shami, MD
Universite Saint-Joseph
Ali Ismail, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Morgan Korn, DO
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Brian Kunkel, DO
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jonathon Richards, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mitchell Sarkisov, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ajith Thomas, MD
Wayne State University
Tajuldeen Al Hasani, MD
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Saleem Alameh, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Saria Alazmeh, MBBS
Alfaisal University College of Medicine
Rafael Bernal, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Phillip Brier, DO
Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Anastasia Bury, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Elizabeth Bustamante, MD
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Ryan Crane, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mohamad El Shami, MD
Universite Saint-Joseph
Ali Ismail, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Morgan Korn, DO
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Brian Kunkel, DO
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jonathon Richards, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mitchell Sarkisov, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ajith Thomas, MD
Wayne State University
Tajuldeen Al Hasani, MD
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Saleem Alameh, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Saria Alazmeh, MBBS
Alfaisal University College of Medicine
Rafael Bernal, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Phillip Brier, DO
Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Anastasia Bury, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Elizabeth Bustamante, MD
Wayne State University School of Medicine
Ryan Crane, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mohamad El Shami, MD
Universite Saint-Joseph
Ali Ismail, MD
Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
Morgan Korn, DO
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
Brian Kunkel, DO
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jonathon Richards, MD
Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Mitchell Sarkisov, DO
Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Ajith Thomas, MD
Wayne State University
Senior chief residents
Daniel Emrick, MD
Western Michigan University
Yajing Ji, DO, PhD
Michigan State University
Culinary medicine scholar
Daniel Emrick, MD
Western Michigan University
Yajing Ji, DO, PhD
Michigan State University
Culinary medicine scholar
Daniel Emrick, MD
Western Michigan University
Yajing Ji, DO, PhD
Michigan State University
Culinary medicine scholar
Daniel Emrick, MD
Western Michigan University
Yajing Ji, DO, PhD
Michigan State University
Culinary medicine scholar
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Review the “Application Requirements” tab on the program page to learn more about the application process.