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Former Housestaff – Class of 2016 Categoricals Name Specialty Former Housestaff – Class of 2016 Categoricals Name Specialty Institution Megan Acho Chief Resident Icahn School of Medicine Nicole Carreau Hematology-Oncology NYU Jennifer Chao Cardiology North Shore/LIJ Wendy Chi Rheumatology Icahn School of Medicine Robert Copeland-Halperin Cardiology Icahn School of Medicine Julie Delphin Internist Northwell/LIJ Lauren Eggert Hospital Medicine North-Shore/LIJ Julie Fried Pulmonary/Crit. Care Georgetown Benjamin Friedman Rheumatology NYU Joshua Hartman Gastroenterology North Shore/LIJ Wei He Hospital Medicine Mass General Hospital Steven Hendler Gastroenterology Stanford Michelle Jang Hospital Medicine Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Amirah Khan Gastroenterology Tufts Sean Kotkin Cardiology Icahn School of Medicine Leslie Lee Hospital Medicine Albert Einstein Calley Levine Gastroenterology Montefiore Scott Niglio Hematology-Oncology Icahn School of Medicine Benjamin Nulsen Chief Resident Icahn School of Medicine Grenye O’Malley Endocrinology Icahn School of Medicine Harold Paredes Gastroenterology Stony Brook Raman Sharma Cardiology Icahn School of Medicine Jeffrey Smietana Cardiology Icahn School of Medicine Charles Snyder Gastroenterology Icahn School of Medicine Amy Tan Gastroenterology Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Ruwanthi Titano Cardiology Mount Sinai Beth Israel Nidhi Tripathi Cardiology NYU Research Track Andrew Chow Hematology-Oncology Memorial Sloan Kettering Hillary Johnston-Cox Cardiology Univ. of Pennsylvania Bridget Marcellino Hematology-Oncology Icahn School of Medicine Yedidya Saiman Gastroenterology Univ. of Pennsylvania Preliminary Interns Jusleen Ahluwalia Dermatology University of California Julia Dai Dermatology Stanford (fellowship) Jessica Feig Dermatology UC Davis Eva Hudgins Dermatology North Shore/LIJ Bridget Muller Neurology Icahn School of Medicine Susanna O’Kula Neurology Univ. of Pennsylvania Elizabeth Pedowitz Neurology Icahn School of Medicine Samantha Polak Research Lab Postdoctoral Fellow Chiefs Rafael Harari Cardiology Icahn School of Medicine Yasmin Hernandez Gastroenterology Mass General Hospital Nili Sommovilla Hospital Medicine University of California Peter Vasquez Primary Care Virginia Hospital Center Hospital Leadership Track Eric Alter Chief Resident Icahn School of Medicine Shirley Jiang Hospital Medicine Mount Sinai Hospital Marissa Karpoff Hospital Medicine Memorial Sloan Kettering Kaitlin Klipper Chief Resident Icahn School of Medicine Sarah Lieber Gastroenterology University of North Carolina Jien Shim Hospital Medicine Memorial Sloan Kettering Primary Care Track Maria Cantu Geriatric/Palliative Med. Icahn School of Medicine Sharon Gannot Primary Care West Medical Group (CT) Robert Pitts Infectious Diseases NYU Glennis Rodriguez Primary Care Montefiore Global Health Track Allison Glaser Infectious Diseases Icahn School of Medicine Jacqueline Latina Cardiology Valentin Fuster, Am. Heart Assoc. Fellow FORMER HOUSESTAFF –Class of 2015 Categoricals Yumi Ando Hospital Medicine Memorial Sloan Kettering Jordan Axelrad Gastroenterology Columbia University Kevin Barley Hematology/Oncology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Dana Berg Gastroenterology Westchester Medical Center Mollie Biewald Geriatric & Palliative Medicine Mount Sinai/ISMMS Katy Bockstall Cardiology NYU Alexander Browne Gastroenterology Brown Alpert Medical School Laura Cheney Infectious Diseases Montefiore/Albert Einstein Caitlin Citti (Burke) Gastroenterology/Hepatology Kaiser Permanente Ryan Croteau Gastroenterology University of Miami Dhvani Doshi General Medicine Internist Settlement Health Clinic Samira Farouk Nephrology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Scott Feldman Allergy/Immunology Northwestern Julie Fernandez Hospital Medicine Hofstra/NSLIJ Neha Goel Pulmonary/Critical Care Mount Sinai/ISMMS Shira Grock (Frankel) Endocrinology UCLA Julia Gutteridge (Budde) Pulmonary/Critical Care Mount Sinai/ISMMS Lorena Hernandez-Teller Hospital Medicine Brigham & Women Michael Herscher Hospital Medicine Mount Sinai Yonatan Hillman Gastroenterology Hofstra/NSLIJ Tai Hang Ho Hospital Medicine Columbia University Kimberly Hong Cardiology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Ran Huo Geriatric & Palliative Medicine Mount Sinai/ISMMS Natasha Kamal Hospital Medicine Johns Hopkins-Bayview Steve Khalil Nephrology UMDMJ – RWJohnson David Kuppersmith Hospital for Special Surgery Jonathan Lin Nephrology/Hypertension Weill Cornell/NYP Lisa Lin Gastroenterology UCLA Douglas Marks Hematology/Oncology Columbia University Janeen Marshall Geriatric & Palliative Medicine Mount Sinai/ISMMS Alexander Papalos Cardiology UCSF Aditya Parikh Cardiology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Ori Rackovesky Gastroenterology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Maryam Safaee Dermatology Research Fellow University of Utah Amanda Schneier Community Hospital of Los Angeles Prabhjot Singh Vice Chair, Population Health Mount Sinai/ISMMS Nisha Viswanathan Hospital Medicine White River Medical College Ali-John Zarribi Geriatric & Palliative Medicine Mount Sinai/ISMMS Nasen Zhang Hospital Medicine Winthrop University Hospital Preliminary Interns Mitalee Christman Dermatology NYU Juliya Fisher Dermatology SUNY Downstate Jonathan Gursky Neurology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Carl Kraus Radiology Columbia University Allison Kutner Dermatology Montefiore/Albert Einstein Lauren Ogrich Dermatology Drexel University Kyle Rossi Neurology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Research GraDuates Viola Chen Hematology/Oncology Stanford University Arnab Ghosh Hematology/Oncology Memorial Sloan Kettering Prateek Gulhati Cancer Medicine MD Anderson Brian Sworder Hematology/Oncology Stanford University Chief ResiDents Alessia Carluccio Endocrinology Mount Sinai/ISMMS Andrew Coyle Primary Care/IMA Mount Sinai/ISMMS Matthen Mathew Hematology/Oncology Columbia University Jeffrey Thiboutot Pulmonary/Critical Care Johns Hopkins FORMER HOUSE STAFF --- Class of 2014 NAME FIELD INSTITUTION Auguste, Uschi Cardiology Beth Israel Barsa, Jonathan Hospitalist Mount Sinai Queens Basman, Craig Hospitalist Hospital Special Surgery Baweja, Mukta Nephrology Mount Sinai Benson, Ariel Gastroenterology Hadassah Medical Center Brown, Nicole Hospital Medicine Northwestern Memorial Calenda, Brandon Cardiology Mount Sinai Carluccio, Alessia Chief Resident Mount Sinai Cheesman, Khadeen Endocrinology Mount Sinai Choi, Sharon Cardiology UTSW Collazo, Tyson Gastroenterology Chief Westchester Medical Center Coyle, Andrew Resident Infectious Mount Sinai Enemchukwu, Chibuzo Diseases Albert Einstein Fukui, Jami Giebel, Hemotology---Oncology Mount Sinai Georgia Gospin, Faculty---IMA Mount Sinai Rebekah Endocrinology Albert Einstein Handelsman, Cory Nephrology Cornell Homberger, Caitlin GI and Nutrition Memorial Sloan Kettering Hopkins, Sarah Endocrinology Oregon Health Knecht, Daniel Consulting Firm Life Science Kulina, Robert Cardiology Mount Sinai Kwah, Jason Primary Care Chicago Lee (Kim), Jacklyn Hospitalist Columbia Liss, Yaakov Nephrology U Penn Liverant, Mitchell Gastroenterology UC Irvine Looser, Patrick Cardiology Cornell Mathew, Matthen Chief Resident Mount Sinai Mitton (Flam), Arielle Geriatrics---Oncology UCLA Neimat, Mark (Matt) Hospitalist Salinas Valley Hospital Rakhlin, Luba Endocrinology Cornell Reiff---Pasarew, Faye Hospitalist Mount Sinai Thiboutot, Jeffrey Chief Resident Mount Sinai Udler, Miriam Endocrinology Mass General Varela, Benigno Gastroenterology Albert Einstein Wagner, Michael Cancer Medicine MD Anderson Cancer Center Wang, Katherine Geriatrics---Palliative Mount Sinai Weintraub, Jennifer General Internal Medicine Mount Sinai Whipple, Clare General Internal Medicine Mount Sinai Woodrell, Christopher Geriatrics---Palliative Mount Sinai Zimmerman, Andrew Hospitalist Long Island Jewish RESEARCH Jacob, Noam Gastroenterology UCLA Marron, Thomas Hemotology---Oncology Mount Sinai Michelis, Katherine Cardiology Mount Sinai MEDS---PEDS Kanjilal, Sanjat Infectious Diseases Mass General Sandler (Nagel), Courtney Endocrinology Brigham O'Brien, Caitlin Pediatric Critical Care John Hopkins CHIEF RESIDENTS Crismale, James Gastroenterology Mount Sinai Rauch, Judah Cardiology Mount Sinai Ross, Anna Endocrinology Brigham Savino, John Cardiology Mount Sinai FORMER HOUSE STAFF - Class of 2013 Name FielD Institution Akhabue, Ehimare Hospital Medicine Hospital for Special Surgery Alli, Latifat Gastroenterology UC Davis Amin, Sunil Gastroenterology Mount Sinai Benton, Casey Cardiology Georgetown University Bewley, Benoit Cardiology–Urban Community Mount Sinai Bunker, Daniel Hospital Medicine Mount Sinai - Queens Chang, Shannon Gastroenterology New York University Crismale, James Chief Resident Mount Sinai Elias, Elliott Hospital Medicine Mount Sinai - Queens Escobar, Christian Faculty Mount Sinai – Visiting Docs Galbraith, Ronald Hospital Medicine Montefiore Graziano, Michelle Faculty Mount Sinai Hand, Jonathan Infectious Diseases Mount Sinai Hogan, Christopher Gastroenterology UC - Irvine Kahn, Mark Cardiology–Urban Community Mount Sinai Kakoulides, Socrates Cardiology Winthrop Kingsley, Michael Gastroenterology University of Miami Kulkarni, Nitin Cardiology UT Southwestern Kushner, Tatyana Gastroenterology U Penn Lau, Tsang Hospital Medicine Montefiore Lessne, Adam Gastroenterology Montefiore Levine, Elliot Cardiology–Urban Community Mount Sinai Lipman, Jamie Primary Care Dimock Center in Boston Mitter, Sumeet Cardiology Northwestern Mularski, Bretton Hospital Medicine Napolitano, Craig Cardiology UMass Rauch, Judah Chief Resident Mount Sinai Roper, Nitin Hospital Medicine/Research Hospital for Special Surgery Rosman, Elana Endocrinology NYU Ross, Anna Chief Resident Mount Sinai Sahni, Sheila
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