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Pl-2 Class 2020-2021 PL- 2 C L A S S 2020- 2021 AR Class 20-21 Carly Blatt Steffi Cramer Emily Crosby M.D. M.D. M.D. Hometown- I'm a OG Baltimore resident. Born and raised in Timonium in Baltimore County, a Hometown: Hockessin, Delaware Hometown: Georgetown, suburb of Baltimore. Medical School: Jefferson Medical Medical School- I went to University of Maryland College SC Baltimore for Medical school but crossed town to For Fun: I love to play soccer, play Medical School: Medical come here for residency. with other people’s dogs in Patterson University of South Carolina For Fun - I try to get out and play soccer in non- COVID times. I just bought a house in Canton so I Park, go hiking and camping, ski, drink For Fun: Cook, hike, bike, love walking around Patterson Park. Wine, cheese wine and eat cheese with friends. spend time with my co- Favorite thing about Baltimore: and taco nights with friends on rooftop decks are interns my go-to favorite activity. Baltimore has amazing seafood (the Favorite Thing About Baltimore- Baltimore BEST crabs) and a great restaurant Favorite thing about has so many outdoor neighborhoods to hang out. I scene in general. There are so many Baltimore: Being on the personally love the Fells Point waterfront! Outdoor outdoor events when the weather is water, location close to the wine bars, gelato, the water taxi and beautiful views nice that makes it a really social place mountains, beach, and DC! of the harbor. to live, eat good food, hear live music, What do you like most about our residency etc. What do you like most program? My co-residents! They're some of the What do you like most about our about our residency most compassionate, fun, lovely human beings! Our program leadership is wonderful. They truly listen residency program: My amazing co- program: The people! to our concerns and try to make changes to residents! Everyone is supportive of Teaching is top notch. I also improve our experience during residency! each other and are 100% there for you love the variety of clinical Ask me about...buying a house in Baltimore, on a hard day. From decompressing in trying to plan a wedding during COVID times, or a work room to playing in our resident experiences at different playing sports in Baltimore (I'm on a bunch of social kickball team, every day is fun with training sites. leagues!) these awesome people! E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Kevin Crow Adam DeLong Morgan Drucker Ian Drummond M.D., M.S. M.D. M.D. M.D., M.B.A. Hometown: Merrick, NY Hometown: Del Mar, CA Hometown: Norfolk, VA Hometown:Valdosta, GA Medical School: Case Western Medical School: Eastern Medical School: Mercer Medical School: SUNY Reserve Virginia Medical School University Downstate For Fun: Play ice hockey. Think about For fun I like to: walk around what to make in my crockpot next For Fun: Try new For fun: Hanging out with restaurants, grab drinks with the Baltimore waterfront, week. my family, hiking, music Favorite thing about Baltimore: I friends, exercise (it is possible happy hour or brunch with co- Favorite thing about residents, hike in the areas like how Baltimore is overlooked by in residency), read, drum. most people. Keeps the hidden gem Favorite thing about Baltimore: Patterson surrounding Baltimore hidden, and the rent down, baby. Baltimore: So many great Park Favorite thing about What do you like most about our Baltimore: Baltimore residency program: By and large, the restaurants and distinct Best thing about our Waterfront Promenade! residents and attendings are kind and neighborhoods. Favorite spot program: my co- Beautiful views, great for patient people. The residency is residents so far is Alma Cocina in walking/running/sitting and associated with a med school and university that’ve got it going on Canton. So good. Ask me about: raising a staring at the boats and What do you like most (amenities, research, opportunities to family during residency puppies on walks! collaborate with the other professional about our residency E-mail: What do you like most and graduate schools). The Bloomberg program: The supporting [email protected] about our residency Children’s Center is a newer building staff and leadership. Everyone program: My amazing co- with wide hallways and lots of windows. here is making sure you are residents! And the diversity of Call me superficial, but honestly its awesome. set up to succeed and have the patients Ask me about...the Pediatrics- the resources you need. E-mail: Anesthesia Program! E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Kala Frye Borque John Hammond Maggie Hannah Melissa Hirsch M.D., M.P.H M.D. M.D. M.D., M.P.H Hometown: Somers, NY Hometown: Northwood, NH Hometown: Beverly Hills, Hometown: Owosso, Medical School: SUNY Medical School: Central Michigan Downstate University College of Medicine MI Michigan For Fun: So many things. I can For Fun: Preoccupying my son with Medical School: Brown Medical School: Michigan be found jamming on string any adventures we can find! Love a University good visit with my co-residents after State instruments, hiking, running, a long day or for breakfast after night For Fun: I like to play the For Fun: Love me a good reading fiction, submitting op-eds shift. piano, read fictions, eat at nap. to the NYTimes that they never Favorite thing about Baltimore: diners, and watch Detroit- publish, snapping for poets at My family and I are in love with the Favorite thing about spoken word events, and trying Sunday Farmer's Market! It's always a area sports. Baltimore: Peko Peko to emulate the Notorious RBG. great place to grab groceries and Favorite thing about Ramen, Fells Point, have a nice bite to eat while people Baltimore: Morning happy Also taste-testing all the non- watching! MvmntLab for aerial yoga dairy ice cream in the city. hours after a week of nights What do you like most about What do you like most Favorite thing about our residency program: Without at the Iron Rooster in about our residency Baltimore: Graffiti Alley a doubt, the people. I wanted a Canton. program where I felt like there was a program: The strength What do you like most family to be a part of and I definitely What do you like most and resilience of our about our residency found that in the Harriet Lane about our residency patient population. program: So far, there are two residents. Every member of the program: The support things. One: everyone is really residency program is nothing but E-mail: senior residents offer to different. There is no “typical supportive and fun to be around. I [email protected] resident” here! And two: definitely found my family here. interns, especially early on. program leadership is really open Ask me about: Family life, E-mail: Pregnancy in Residency, Living to creative ideas. outside the main city [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Victoria Huang Dawn Lammert Megan McSherry Megan Murphy M.D. M.D., Ph.D M.D., M.S. M.D. Hometown: Gaithersburg, Hometown: Sussex, WI Hometown: Freehold, NJ Hometown: Atco, NJ MD Medical School: SUNY Upstate Medical School: University of Miami For Fun: Run, volleyball, hike with my Medical School: Cooper Medical School: Johns For Fun: I love taking my dog on Medical School dog and husband, garden, cook, play hikes! There is an abundance of trails Hopkins University piano, book club, ski, snowshoe For Fun: I love spending time within 30 minutes of Baltimore. I For Fun: Yoga, Favorite thing about Baltimore: recently started my own "urban garden" with my family and friends snowboarding, golf. Herring Run Park and Lake Montebello, on my patio in Canton and have during my spare time. I also Favorite thing about which are just adjacent to my neighborhood of Arcadia in the managed to grow my own tomatoes, enjoy camping and kayaking. Baltimore: Walking along northeast quadrant of Baltimore. These zucchini, hot peppers, and lettuce! I am Favorite thing about the waterfront promenade on are truly gems of the park system of the an art lover and Baltimore has a vibrant Baltimore: All the amazing a sunny day. city of Baltimore. The bike path along the art scene. Creative Alliance hosts food options! river is a great place to run, walk, and What do you like most concerts and shows for local upcoming What do you like most bike with deer, foxes, and barred owls artists. The Baltimore Museum of Art about our residency for all to enjoy. You can grab a bite to about our residency also has a pretty impressive collection. program: The awesome eat at Scratch Bake Shop, Red Canoe, or program: How supportive Favorite Thing About Baltimore: teams whom I’ve had the Zeke’s Coffee after! each and every person is. We chance to work with! I could What do you like most about our Patterson Park What do you like most about our are a group that is very helpful not ask for better co- residency program: I’m looking forward to the many opportunities to be residency program: Getting to work and supportive of one another. residents! engaged in global health and research. at a hospital that functions as both a E-mail: [email protected] Ask me about... best pizza Everyone has been incredibly supportive quaternary referral center and the in Baltimore, being a and eager to mentor, helping me to neighborhood hospital; and, of course, homeowner in Upper Fells, connect with others of similar interests my impressively smart, supportive, and and navigate unique opportunities super fun co-residents.
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