Luke Etheridge, D.O.

Hometown: Fairhope, AL
Undergrad: Birmingham-Southern College
Medical School: VCOM-Auburn
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Hobbies: Grilling, fishing, hiking with my wife and dog
Thoughts about our program: I chose this program because of the people. Everyone I interacted with throughout the process of rotating, applying, and interviewing was phenomenal. I could tell the culture was one that not only fostered a great learning environment but also encouraged wellness and camaraderie. Additionally, the educational experience you get as a BBH resident is unmatched. We are allowed just the right amount of independence so that we take full accountability for our patients and their treatment plans but an upper level or attending is never more than a call or text away, even in the middle of the night. All of our co-residents and attendings are extremely approachable and would never criticize you for asking for help. We also have the unique opportunity of rotating through two very unique hospitals which gives us the opportunity to take care of people from a spectrum of backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses. Overall, this program is fantastic, and I could not have asked for a better place to complete my residency training.

 

Aashka Patel, M.D.

Hometown: Vestavia Hills, AL
Undergrad: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Medical School: University of Alabama School of Medicine
Career Interest: Still decided between hospitalist and fellowship
Hobbies: Spending time with family and friends, traveling, reading
Thoughts about our program: Growing up in Birmingham, I have always loved the city and knew I wanted to stay close by for residency. During the interview process at BBH, I experienced and appreciated how close-knit and friendly the residents were as well as the attendings who were genuinely invested in our education. This program also offered a unique opportunity to practice at two hospitals and be exposed to a diverse group of patients with different backgrounds. One of the additional benefits of this program is that it has offered me the chance to work one-on-one with sub-specialty attendings and acquire hands-on experience with various procedures. During my time here, I have loved being in this supportive environment with all of the staff, attendings, and my co-residents. I am very grateful to have this opportunity to complete my training in the BBH IM Residency Program.

 

Louis Boohaker, MD

Hometown: Hoover, AL
Undergrad: University of Alabama
Medical School: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Career Interest: Hospitalist, Primary Care
Hobbies: Disc golf, recreational sports (basketball, baseball/softball, kickball), deep sea fishing
Thoughts about our program: When I interviewed at this program, I was more than impressed with how welcoming the residents and faculty were as well as the layout of this program. While BBH has the reputation of being a community program, it is really more of a hybrid academic-community institution. The opportunity to practice at two different hospitals gives us the opportunity to treat two very different patient populations with varying pathologies. I also really value the amount of time that attending physicians spend with residents. Everyone in this program in invested in us professionally and personally.

 

Somer Durr, MD

Hometown: Terry, MS
Undergrad: Belhaven University
Medical School: University of Mississippi School of Medicine
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Hobbies: Gem mining and rockhounding, Antique collecting
Thoughts about our program: I chose this program because it seemed like one big family. I feel valued, and I know that the attendings and chiefs care about me as a person. They not only genuinely care about my growth as a physician, but also about my physical and mental well-being. Everyone works really well together and I know that I can call anyone of my fellow residents for help if needed.

 

Rahul Gandotra, DO

Hometown: Coral Springs, FL
Undergrad: Florida State University
Medical School: Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine
Career Interest: Fellowship
Hobbies: My two main hobbies are doing anything fitness related and playing the guitar and piano. Exercise and fitness have always been a large part of my life, it first started in elementary school with soccer, and continued in high school with cross country and my job as a personal trainer during my undergraduate studies. Doing fitness related activities has helped me succeed in other aspects of my life as it has taught me discipline and helps me maintain my good health.

 

Rima Ghamrawi, DO

Hometown: Plano, TX
Undergrad: Collin College and University of Texas - Dallas
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Auburn
Career Interest: Fellowship
Hobbies: Geocaching, hiking, interior design, game nights, DIY projects, cooking.
Thoughts about our program: I'm from Texas originally and have always loved the southern hospitality down here. I completed medical school in Auburn, AL but had never been to Birmingham before so I was really excited for the opportunity to explore Alabama a little further. So far, the city has been great! Lots of greenery, great foods, and a central point for any fun weekend trips to the beach.

 

Christine McBride, D.O.

Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Undergrad: University of Alabama at Birmingham 
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Auburn
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Hobbies: trail running, cycling, reading, and playing with my dog
Thoughts about our program: The people! As every other person's bio reports, this program has an amazing sense of community and comradery among the residents and faculty. It makes for a great learning environment. I also feel the 2 hospitals allow for more exposure to different patient populations. My fiancé and our families are also from the area and it is very important to me to have my support system near during residency.  

 

Victor Ortiz-Soriano, MD

Hometown: Lima, Peru
Medical School: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia Facultad de Medicina Alberto Hurtado
Career Interest: Nephrology Fellowship
Hobbies: I like playing soccer, cooking Peruvian food, playing guitar, and learning about new technology. I also enjoy exploring new escape rooms with my wife. Birmingham has great escape rooms, and we're always looking for new teammates!
Thoughts about our program: I had the opportunity to rotate here as an observer, and felt like the culture of the program was a great match for me. Teaching is a priority for seniors and attendings and all the residents have a very collaborative attitude. My family and I have loved moving to Birmingham. Plenty of job opportunities for my spouse, access to both a local and a larger airport in Atlanta (which makes it easier to visit home), and lots of entertainment here in the city, including great restaurants and outdoor activities.

 

Sahil Patel, DO

Hometown: Montgomery, AL
Undergrad: University of Alabama at Birmingham 
Medical School: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Georgia
Career Interest: GI Fellowship
Hobbies: Watching football, soccer, cricket, and basketball. Watching anime. Playing video games.
Thoughts about our program: I chose this program for multiple reasons, however, the top reasons being the community, the opportunities, and the city. The community here is welcoming and fosters a learning environment with lots of teaching moments from both attendings and senior residents. Making mistakes are seen are teaching/learning opportunities and are not dismissed as individual problems. There are a multitude of opportunities across both hospital systems. We get trained in both EPIC and Cerner while seeing a wide range of health issues. Regardless of your career aspiration, the opportunities are here to help you succeed. Finally, the city of Birmingham is great. In my opinion, it has everything a major metropolitan has with little traffic. Lots of food options, outdoor activities, tourist attractions, sporting events, and tons of places to hangout with friends.

 

Brock Richardson, MD

Hometown: Gulfport, MS
Undergrad: Mississippi College
Medical School: University of Mississippi School of Medicine
Career Interest: Undecided for now
Hobbies: Cooking, Listening to audiobooks, Video Games, and working with my wife to run her balloon business. We make balloon arches, garlands, and 36 inch helium balloons!
Thoughts about our program: This program is far and away the most welcoming program I've ever seen. It's a place where people really care about one another regardless if you're here for one year as a transitional year or prelim or as a categorical. The learning environment challenges you and for a community program we see patients as sick as any academic program and have the opportunity to care for them and learn from them.
Moving to Birmingham as a long time Mississippian has been great! Birmingham has so much to offer, hiking at Oak Mountain State Park, James Beard Award winning chefs, great farmer's markets, art festivals, and so much more. My wife and I have really enjoyed exploring our new home and could not be happier to be in Birmingham.

 

Haya Salahia, MD

Hometown: Aleppo, Syria
Medical School: Tanta University Faculty of Medicine
Career Interest: Fellowship and Primary Care
Hobbies: Socializing with family and friends, listening to music & walking
Thoughts about our program: I worked at BBH before the Match and met some of the residents. I liked multiple aspects of the IM Categorical Program, especially, the benign teaching environment. My husband and I moved to Birmingham last year, and we love the city! I am grateful for the opportunity to train at BBH, as I am learning and growing everyday and I am enjoying it!

 

Elaine Simon, DO

Hometown: Birmingham, AL & Monroe, LA
Undergrad: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Auburn
Career Interest: Traditionalist - hospital and primary care medicine
Hobbies: Tennis, working out, eating everything and anything, WWII fiction
Thoughts about our program: I loved my 3rd and 4th year rotations with the BBH program and am so grateful I got to stay. To echo all of the other previous bios, the residency felt like a safe place to learn and grow. The faculty and residents are encouraging, excited to teach/guide, and always challenging me to be a better physician and person. I also love Birmingham and have loved watching it transform into the city it is today!

 

Pooja Agrawal, MD

Hometown: New Delhi, India
Medical School: Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s Medical College, Navi Mumbai
Career Interest: Primary Care/Rheumatology
Hobbies: Cooking and baking, travelling, houseplant care, and badminton
Thoughts about our program: I first came to Birmingham a year before the Match to do an observership and get to know about the program. I was really impressed with the didactics and how involved the faculty was in teaching the residents. The attendings were very friendly and welcoming and residents very happy with the program. I also liked their way of scheduling rotations and their emphasis on resident wellness. Coming to the city, Birmingham is a beautiful place with lots of good food options. I am glad that I matched here!

 

John Derzis, DO

Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Undergrad : Samford University
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Hospitalist, Primary Care, Sports Medicine, Cardiology
Hobbies: Mountain Biking, Golf, Road Biking, Weight Lifting, Sports, Alabama Football and Basketball, Hiking
Thoughts about our program: I chose BBH as my residency because I felt very at home when I did my rotations here. Everyone felt very welcoming and knowledgeable. I appreciate how this program is small to medium in size, so while it is rigorous, it is not overwhelming. I feel very valued as a resident physician and know that my opinions and thoughts matter. Another driving force to choosing this program was the location. I have lived in Birmingham most of my life and love what the city has to offer. I knew that I was going to get a good foundation of internal medicine here at this program.

 

Danielle Elmore, DO

Hometown: Gurley, AL
Undergrad: Auburn University
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Hobbies: Fishing, kayaking, board/card games, roller coasters, Taylor Swift Concerts
Thoughts about our program:  I attended a zoom open house spring of third year, and I really enjoyed the vibes of the program. It seemed like a supportive environment where the residents wanted each other to succeed. After I interviewed with the program, I knew Brookwood is where I wanted to train. One thing that stuck out from my interview was one of the residents saying they felt loved and appreciated. I also loved the fact that you train at two different hospitals. It seemed like a program where I would get exposed to a variety of conditions and could leave feeling confident going straight into practice without fellowship. I’m from Huntsville, so location was the cherry on top.

 

Dillon Harper, MD

Hometown: Shreveport, LA
Undergrad: Louisiana Tech University
Medical School: Louisiana State University School of Medicine – Shreveport
Career Interest: I am currently interested in hospitalist medicine, but have always been interested in pursuing a fellowship in Cardiology.
Hobbies: In my spare time I enjoy woodworking and home remodeling. From building retaining walls to my daughters crib, I have been woodworking for 6+ years now and enjoy working with my hands. My family and I love being outdoors so whenever we have time we like to go hiking and camping.
Thoughts about our program: When going through my interviews for residency, I really enjoyed speaking with the staff/faculty of this program. They were all so nice and made it feel as if I would be joining a family. Birmingham is a little far from home for me, being from Shreveport, La, but I have come to love the area. There are so many things to do outdoors and to experience with my family of four. We are very excited to be living in Birmingham for the foreseeable future.

 

Michael Hirezi, MD

Hometown: Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Undergrad: Louisiana State University

Medical School: Louisiana State University School of Medicine – New Orleans
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Hobbies: Everything music, from making music to collecting vinyls / cds to exploring live music venues! Also love soccer, hiking, and travel.
Thoughts about our program: I had a great interview day and immediately felt like this program was for me. In many ways its outline aligns with my career goals and I can tell it was a supportive learning environment. I can say now that I've started I don't have any regrets! Also, I had heard Birmingham was a great city to be (as a plus).

 

 

 

Tyler Kilburn, DO

Hometown:
Undergrad: The University of Tennessee at Martin
Medical School: Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Career interest: Hospitalist or Fellowship
Hobbies: Sports, Music, Working out, and hanging out with my wife and dog. I have also recently gotten a grill and have enjoyed experimenting with it!
Thoughts about our program: I knew BBH would be a great program for me after doing an audition here during my fourth year of medical school. It was a great learning experience, and the learning environment was very supportive which is something that I valued in a program. The attendings are highly knowledgeable and passionate about teaching and I felt confident that I would receive quality training here, and this has certainly been the case. Birmingham is also a great city that has everything you need to enjoy yourself. I have enjoyed getting to know the city and all it has to offer, particularly the fantastic restaurants!

 

Anushka Kulkarni, MD

Hometown: : Houston, TX; Richmond, VA
Undergrad: Virginia Commonwealth University
Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Career Interest: Hospitalist or Fellowship
Hobbies: Hiking, tennis, cooking, and traveling
Thoughts about our program: While searching for a residency program, I knew I wanted to train at a place that would allow me to receive a strong clinical training and grow in a supportive environment. I was able to see that camaraderie amongst the faculty and residents at BBH and knew it was the right fit! I also found it helpful to have the unique opportunity to train at two major hospitals, which exposes us to a wide range of patients and diverse pathologies, and further adds to the well-rounded training. I recently moved to Birmingham, and the city has been great so far! Everyone has been super welcoming. In my free time, I enjoy going to the Farmer’s market, trying local restaurants and coffee shops. There are also many hiking trails and beautiful parks to explore!

 

Stephen Thrasher, MD

Hometown: Huntsville, AL
Undergrad: Auburn University
Medical School: University of Alabama School of Medicine
Career Interest: Critical Care or Hospitalist
Hobbies: Horror movies, sci-fi books, history podcasts, trying new breakfast cereals, and travelling

Thoughts about our program: After five years away, my wife and I were delighted to match back in Birmingham where we had met. It has been great to be close to friends and family. The BBH staff are very welcoming and eager to teach.

 

 

Caitlin Vega, DO

Hometown: Franklin and Lafayette, LA
Undergrad: University of Louisiana Monroe
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Clinical Education
Hobbies: Reading and golf

Thoughts about our program: I chose the program for the training in clinical education and the program culture. I felt like I would thrive in this program because of how supportive the faculty and staff are and how well the residents all work together

 

 

Varshini Venkatesan, DO

Hometown: Chennai, India and Mobile, AL
Undergrad: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Medical School: Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine of Midwestern University
Career Interest: Fellowship in Pulmonary/Critical Care
Hobbies: Binge watching TV shows, dancing, reading books, watching soccer
Thoughts about our program: After being away for medical school, I was itching to come back to Birmingham. It's a city with a small town feel and has everything you need. I chose BBH mainly because the residents welcomed me as one of their own after meeting me just briefly. Working at two hospitals with drastically different patient populations exposes residents to a range of unique pathologies. Moreover, the residents get to work one-on-one with their attending during sub-specialty and elective rotation, allowing for strong mentor-mentee relationships. I am very grateful to be a part of such a wonderful program.

 

 

Mahi Yetukuri, MD

Hometown: Raleigh/Durham, NC; Saint Louis, MO
Undergrad: Saint Louis University
Medical School: Saint Louis University School of Medicine
Career Interest: Undecided
Hobbies: Chess, dancing, board/video games, cooking, and martial arts

Thoughts about our program:Right off the bat, this program has an incredibly welcoming environment. You truly feel like part of a big family. The faculty and residents are passionate, supportive, and easy to get along with. I also appreciate the diversity of the patient population and the opportunity to practice at 2 different hospitals with different EMR to broaden the scope of my knowledge. Birmingham itself is a city with a ton of great food, activities, and an overall friendly vibe.

 

 

Jackson Baugh, MD

Hometown: Shawnee, OK
Medical School: University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
Career Interest: Hospitalist or Cardiology
Hobbies: Fishing, avid OU football fan, spending time with family and friends, and playing with my dog
Thoughts about our program: During my interview, it was obvious that the culture of the program was like a giant family. I could tell that the faculty genuinely cared about each resident’s education, as well as their wellbeing, and that has been my experience so far. This program is unique in that it is a community program, but you have the resources and educational components of an academic program. Additionally, the opportunity to work in two hospitals with significantly different patient populations allows this programs residents to see a breadth of pathology and prepares us to care for all patients we may encounter throughout our careers. Finally, Birmingham is a great place to live, as it offers all the amenities of a major metropolitan city while also having fantastic outdoor activities.

 

Courtney Eggleston, DO

Hometown: Oakwood, OH
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn

 

Omar Hamki, MD

Hometown: Atlanta, GA; Birmingham, AL
Medical School: University of Alabama School of Medicine

 

Caroline Houston, DO

Hometown: Dallas, GA
Undergrad: University of Georgia
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Fellowship
Hobbies: Georgia football, reading, foodie, concerts
Thoughts about our program: I really love the diversity of patients and pathology you see between each of two hospitals. When I did an audition rotation here, I felt completely immersed into the program. The current interns were well-balanced and really inclusive, and I knew I wanted to have them as my upper level residents. This program felt like an environment where I would really thrive, and on top of that Birmingham is such a cool city!

 

Matthew Hudson, MD

Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Medical School: University of Alabama at Birmingham
Career Interest: Fellowship interests: Pulmonary-Critical care, Rheumatology
Hobbies: Cooking, Hiking, Cycling, watching sports (Braves, Auburn, Saints)
Thoughts about our program: Having been a student at UAB for undergrad and medical school, I have discovered Birmingham to truly be my second home. I’ve loved watching the city grow and knew I wanted to stay close by for residency. During my application cycle, I found that I really gravitated towards programs that emphasized the camaraderie amongst their residents, as well as having approachable, knowledgeable GME faculty and small resident cohorts. BBH also attracted me because the program gives us the opportunity to be exposed to a diverse group of patients with very different backgrounds and perspectives on healthcare. So far, I have really enjoyed being in an environment that values education and resident wellness equally. I look forward to the rest of my training in the BBH IM Residency Program!

 

Davis Rippee, MD

Hometown: Jackson, MS
Medical School: University of Mississippi School of Medicine
Career interest: Critical Care
Hobbies: Golf, Fishing
Thoughts about our program: I really enjoyed interviewing at the program and felt that the faculty is really invested in the success of the residents; I also felt that the culture among the residents was great. In addition, one of main reasons I chose this program was the opportunity to rotate at two different hospitals that have substantially different patient demographics and therefore residents get to see a wider range of pathologies/comorbities. I felt that this would really prepare me well after my training.

 

Walaa Saeed, MD

Hometown: Doha, Qatar; Birmingham, AL
Medical School: University of Medical Sciences and Technology (UMST) Faculty of Medicine, Sudan
Career Interest: Rheumatology fellowship or hospitalist
Hobbies: I love spending time with my son, family and friends. I also enjoy baking, travelling and exploring different states.
Thoughts about our program: During my audition in the program, as an IMG, I was pleasantly surprised by the warm hospitality and extra effort extended to ensure I felt included. Having seen various programs, I truly value a nurturing and supportive work environment. Words can't fully capture my experience here so far. Everyone, from the janitors to the GME office, is friendly. The core faculty show deep commitment to our education and personal growth. Our daily noon conferences and strong emphasis on research and academia, supported by exceptional librarians, create an academically robust community program. The program's small size allows us to take on primary patient care roles that would typically fall under neurology or cardiology, providing invaluable hands-on learning experiences. I appreciate how our education here not only offers a comprehensive understanding of hospital operations through rotations like patient safety but also customizes learning to align with our career goals, such as in Clinical Educator rotations. In addition to enhancing exposure to our desired specialties in the later years of training.

 

Nicole Stroud, MD

Hometown: Saint Mary’s, GA
Medical School: Mercer University School of Medicine
Career Interest: Undecided
Hobbies: Cooking, big college football girl (Go Dawgs), hanging out with my husband, reading, and walking my cats

Thoughts about our program: BBH emphasized a lot of core values that aligned with my personal values. I enjoyed my interactions with the residents during interviews, and I saw myself getting along with them well. My biggest reason for choosing BBH was Dr. Townsley, our PD. I loved how genuine she was and that statement stands true after the interview process. I couples matched here with my husband who is a General Surgery intern at BBH. The program has been so supportive of me and husband as a couple, and that is something that I really looked for in a residency program. Birmingham is such a young and adorable city. Most importantly, I feel safe here. The community has been so welcoming and quick to invite me to lunch or dinner.

 

 

Cole Sullivan, DO

Hometown: Birmingham, AL
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Primary Care
Hobbies: Gym, pickleball, my 2 cats

Thoughts about our program: I am from Birmingham and love it here. I did my 3rd and 4th year rotations here. The residents maintain a healthy work environment and the attendings are supportive and enjoy teaching.

 

 

Leanne Wang, DO

Hometown: Auburn, AL
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Auburn
Career Interest: Undecided for now
Hobbies: Reading, binging tv shows, piano, working out, listening to music

Thoughts about our program: I chose this program because it seemed like a great learning environment and one in which residents receive a well-rounded education. During my interview, everyone was so friendly, and the residents talked about how much they enjoyed being in the program. Since starting, it's clear that the faculty really care about the residents and are invested in our education. The attendings and upper level residents are encouraging, so supportive, and look for ways to help me grow and improve as a physician.

 

 

Augusto Cama Olivares, MD

Hometown: Lima, Peru
Medical School: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Peru
Career Interest: Nephrology Fellowship
Hobbies: I was particularly impressed by the culture and camaraderie within the program. During my interview and second look event, I was struck by the genuine kindness of the faculty and residents. It’s clear that everyone in the program truly cares about your well-being. The attendings are excellent educators and mentors who encourage you to grow as a physician by empowering you to make independent decisions. The opportunity to train at two distinct hospitals is invaluable, offering exposure to a wide variety of pathologies and patient populations. Additionally, Birmingham is a vibrant city with exceptional restaurants, breweries, and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy.

 

Isaiah Edwards, MD

Hometown: Little Rock, MS
Medical School: University of Mississippi School of Medicine
Career Interest: Radiology
Thoughts about our program: This program has been extremely welcoming and accommodating from day one. The perks of training here can't be overstated. Birmingham has also been a very cool place to move to and explore.

 

Rameesha Zubair, MD

Hometown: Lahore, Pakistan
Medical School: Nishtar Medical College, Pakistand
Career Interest: Hospitalist
Thoughts about our program: I like the benign teaching culture and supportive environment here at BBH. Moving to a different country came with its own set of challenges but I had great support from my co-interns, turned friends and faculty which made the transition very smooth. Birmingham feels like a second home to me now!

 

Levi Aldag, MD

Hometown: Wichita, KS
Medical School: Kansas University School of Medicine – Wichita
Career Interest: Diagnostic Radiology
Hobbies: College Football, NFL, reading, aviation, personal finance, and fitness
Thoughts about our program: The community in this program is unbeatable. As someone who knew no one and had never been to Alabama before, I was immediately welcomed and shown around the city. Birmingham is a "foodie" town with lots of great restaurants and breweries. There are lots of things to do on the weekend, from farmer's markets to concerts to the local trails.

 

Mina Alvi, DO

Hometown: Peachtree City, GA
Medical School: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Career Interest: Diagnostic Radiology
Hobbies: Traveling, swimming, and exploring coffee shops
Thoughts about our program: I chose this program because of the positive learning environment and supportive faculty. Birmingham is a great small city with plenty of things to do!

 

Devin Cummins, MD

Hometown: Conyers, GA
Medical School: Loma Linda University School of Medicine
Career Interest: Pediatric Radiology Fellowship
Hobbies: Hiking, racquetball, comic book collecting.
Thoughts about our program: The program is attending run and has a high focus on education. The program offers excellent support staff, diverse resources for learning, and diverse patient care experiences.

 

Conor Miles, DO

Hometown: Greenville, TN
Medical School: Lincoln Memorial DeBusk College of Ostepathic Medicine
Career Interest: Diagnostic Radiology
Hobbies: Soccer, Hiking/Running, Video games, Bonsai and flower gardening
Thoughts about our program: I was impressed by how close all the residents were during my interviews! Everyone has been so friendly to me since I joined the program. I have been visiting Birmingham since I was a kid, and now I get to share new experiences with my wife and daughter.