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DGSOM Match Results �� DGSOM Match Results Abarca Brenda Psychiatry Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA Ahlquist Seth Orthopaedic Surgery UCLA Medical Center CA Akametalu Pamela Obstetrics and Gynecology Howard University Hospital DC Akkad Neha Internal Medicine Barnes-Jewish Hospital MO Alazzeh Mohanad Emergency Medicine Stanford University Programs CA Aleligne Yeabsra Internal Medicine UC Davis/Travis Air Force Base CA Aliche Julian General Surgery Prisma Health-Upstate/U of SC SOM Greenville SC Ambriz Marvin Family Medicine Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA Amendolara Benjamin Psychiatry UC San Diego Medical Center CA Amighi Arash Urology U Washington Affiliate Hospitals WA Arastoo Sara Anesthesiology UCLA Medical Center CA Arteaga Elvis Internal Medicine UC Davis Medical Center CA Askarinam Sahar Family Medicine Dignity Health Northridge Hospital Medical Center CA Attaluri Meghana Anesthesiology U Texas Medical Branch-Galveston TX Avila-Garibay Fernando Family Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Bailey Katherine Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Bleck Roselle Obstetrics and Gynecology Montefiore Medical Center/Einstein NY Cabri John Urology UCLA Medical Center CA Cargle Melani Orthopaedic Surgery U Southern California CA DGSOM Match Results Carter Devon Anesthesiology UC San Francisco CA Chen Jason Neurological Surgery Brigham & Women's Hospital MA Chen Phillip Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Choate Evan Medicine-Preliminary UC Irvine Medical Center CA Dermatology U New Mexico SOM NM Cohenmehr Jennifer Psychiatry UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience CA Corona Edgar Internal Medicine UC San Francisco CA Craddock Marquell Pediatrics Kaiser Permanente-Los Angeles CA Darmawan Kelly Obstetrics and Gynecology Stanford University Programs CA del Rosario Mutya Mithi Internal Medicine UC San Francisco CA DeMatteo Christopher Emergency Medicine Icahn SOM St. Luke's-Roosevelt NY Diaz Jonathan Family Medicine Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA DiTullio David Internal Medicine NYU Grossman School Of Medicine NY Durant Catherine Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Edwards Matthew Internal Medicine Adventist Health White Memorial CA Elnaiem Heba Psychiatry Johns Hopkins Hospital MD Escobedo Pol Evelyn Family Medicine Adventist Health White Memorial CA Ferenchak Kenneth Pediatrics U Washington Affiliate Hospitals WA Ferguson Frederick Family Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA DGSOM Match Results Fortes Precious Ann Pathology UCLA Medical Center CA Garcia Phoebe Internal Medicine Olive View-UCLA Medical Center CA Gatto Jonathan Surgery-Preliminary U Washington Affiliate Hospitals WA Gibbs Lauren Obstetrics and Gynecology Morehouse School of Medicine GA Gomez-Mustafa Carlos Internal Medicine UC Davis Medical Center CA Gonzalez Gabriela Urology UC Davis Medical Center CA Gonzalez Huerta Roberto Internal Medicine Cedars-Sinai Medical Center CA Greenberg Danielle Obstetrics and Gynecology UC Irvine Medical Center CA Griner Jaionn Emergency Medicine Boston University Medical Center MA Harley Dushawn Internal Medicine Valley Hospital Medical Center NV Ho Daniel Internal Medicine UC Davis Medical Center CA Holden Marissa Obstetrics and Gynecology Virginia Commonwealth U Health System VA Huang Cher Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital MA Huebner Bryan Anesthesiology Stanford University Programs CA Hui Michael Pediatrics UCLA Medical Center CA Husman Regina Vascular Surgery U Texas Medical School-Houston TX Huynh Lap Pathology Stanford University Programs CA Huynh-Tran Thanh-Liem Medicine-Preliminary Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital CA Neurology UCLA Medical Center CA DGSOM Match Results Inchizu Regina Family Medicine AltaMed Health Services CA Jatt Lauren Internal Medicine U Washington Affiliate Hospitals WA Jiang Jerry Medicine-Preliminary Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital CA Interventional Radiology Oregon Health & Science University OR Jiang Shirley Internal Medicine Santa Clara Valley Medical Center CA Kaddis Timothy Internal Medicine Oregon Health & Science University OR Kellner David Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Kifle Betelhem Internal Medicine UC San Francisco CA Kim Kwang Surgery-General Montefiore Medical Center/Einstein NY Kimaiyo Davis Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital MA Kong Bu Min Emergency Medicine Loma Linda University CA Kuang Ruby Surgery-Preliminary Loma Linda University CA Urology Loma Linda University CA Lawrence Sarah Internal Medicine Mayo Clinic School of GME MN Lee Ernest Medicine-Preliminary Cedars-Sinai Medical Center CA Dermatology UC San Francisco CA Lee Seung Neurological Surgery Mayo Clinic School of GME FL Leuchter Michael Psychiatry UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience CA DGSOM Match Results Li Dan Medicine-Preliminary Olive View-UCLA Medical Center CA Radiology-Diagnostic UCLA Medical Center CA Lill Georgia Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Lipman Kelsey Plastic Surgery Stanford University Programs CA Maloney Nolan Medicine-Preliminary Kaiser 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Niino Clarissa Obstetrics and Gynecology Cedars-Sinai Medical Center CA Ochoa Alejandro Internal Medicine UC Riverside SOM CA Oh Angela Medicine-Preliminary Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA Ophthalmology UCLA Medical Center CA Osadchiy Vadim Urology UCLA Medical Center CA Panchal Hemali Internal Medicine UC Davis Medical Center CA Park Jin Internal Medicine NYP Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Center NY Park John Anesthesiology UCLA Medical Center CA Park Ki Wan Otolaryngology Stanford University Programs CA Patel Nirali Transitional Year Scripps Mercy Hospital-San Diego CA Dermatology Emory University SOM GA Pena Adam Urology U Southern California CA Pettway Bria Obstetrics and Gynecology Kaiser Permanente-Oakland CA Poon Jessica Internal Medicine Scripps Clinic/Green Hospital CA Quan Michelle Internal Medicine UC Davis Medical Center CA Radoc Jeannie Gail Obstetrics and Gynecology Kaiser Permanente-Santa Clara CA DGSOM Match Results Reddy Jessica Psychiatry Johns Hopkins Hospital MD Rios Melissa Pediatrics Childrens Hospital-Los Angeles CA Ruiz Maria Obstetrics and Gynecology U Arizona COM-Tucson AZ Sanchez Veronica Psychiatry Olive View-UCLA Medical Center CA Sandhu Jaspreet Internal Medicine Massachusetts General Hospital MA Seo Young-Ji Surgery-General UCLA Medical Center CA Shah Sajan Internal Medicine/Anesthesiology Stanford University Programs CA Shan Rongzi Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Shaw Kylie Orthopaedic Surgery U Colorado SOM-Denver CO Sheppard John Medicine-Preliminary Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA Sidharthan Sreetha Orthopaedic Surgery Hospital For Special Surgery NY Song Xiao Family Medicine Riverside University Health System CA Sung Kevin Internal Medicine UC San Diego Medical Center CA Taleghani Sophia Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Tang Kevin Internal Medicine Baylor College of Medicine-Houston TX Tavakoli Amin Obstetrics and Gynecology U Southern California CA Thi William Anesthesiology U Southern California CA Townes Shatara Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Trinh Christine Pediatrics Childrens Hospital-Oakland CA DGSOM Match Results Truong Emily Internal Medicine Cedars-Sinai Medical Center CA Tubbs Tajah Emergency Medicine UC San Francisco CA Tucker David Internal Medicine Mayo Clinic School of GME MN Turner Maurice Internal Medicine Cedars-Sinai Medical Center CA Upton Montana Otolaryngology Vanderbilt University Medical Center TN Vahidi Mani Psychiatry VA Greater LA Health System CA Vertelney Haley Emergency Medicine UC San Francisco CA Warren Jonathan Emergency Medicine Harbor-UCLA Medical Center CA Wei Bowen Interventional Radiology UCLA Medical Center CA Williams Dimeji Internal Medicine Cook County Health and Hospitals System IL Wong Deanna Obstetrics and Gynecology UCLA Medical Center CA Young Brian Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Yun Lisa Internal Medicine Vanderbilt University Medical Center TN Zhang Shiliang Internal Medicine UCLA Medical Center CA Zhou Steve Urology Stanford 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