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Jesse Andersen, MD
Hometown: BeiJing, China Undergraduate: Bob Jones University Medical School: Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Basically, any sport or outdoor activity: Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Ping-Pong, Badminton, Football, Baseball, Ultimate Frisbee, Spike Ball, Hockey, Ice Skating, Skiing, Swimming, Biking, Hiking, Camping. I also love singing, playing the violin, traveling, woodworking, leading music and working with children or youth in my church. Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: Just purely through the virtual interview, everyone’s fun attitudes and caring spirits shown through. There was a strong sense of wanting you to develop as a person and not just someone to work for them. I appreciated the way they interacted with each other and demonstrated being a family and not just coworkers. I also appreciated the thought that went into the curriculum as well as the work that it took to secure places like Shock Trauma to rotate at. They were also very supportive of my future Global Health endeavors. Lastly, it was geographically close to my fiancée.
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Zachary Bolte, MD
Hometown: Corvallis, OR Undergraduate: University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon Medical School: University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon Hobbies/Interest: Traveling, Biking, Camping, Climbing Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: I got a great vibe from visiting after my interview - the residents and attendings were very kind and welcoming. The staff interacted with each other and the patients in a friendly manner and seemed to be having a good time doing it. It feels like a great environment to go through residency in.
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Charlotte Dyer, DO
Hometown: Brawley, CA Undergraduate: UCLA Medical School: Kansas City University College of Osteopathic Medicine Hobbies/Interest: hanging out with my fiancé and pets (Mittens the cat and Bentley the dog!), kayaking, trying new foods, and cooking Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: I auditioned at Trinity Health Livonia's and really liked how nice and friendly the staff were and how the program felt like a family! I also appreciated how the seniors really looked out for their interns!
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Eric Friedman, MD
Hometown: Baltimore, MD Undergraduate: University of Pennsylvania Medical School: University of Maryland Hobbies/Interest: Playing and watching sports, especially the Baltimore Ravens; board games; biking; and spending time with friends Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: My interactions with residents, faculty, and staff on my interview day felt incredibly genuine. I realized this was a team of people that greatly enjoy working together to serve the community. The program fosters an environment that both challenges and supports residents. I am very excited to move to Michigan and become a part of the team!
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Stefan Kovacevic, MD
Hometown: Niksic, Montenegro Medical School: University of Belgrade Faculty of Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Being an uncle (x2), working out, riding my motorcycle, cooking, anything to do with a beach and some sun Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: After my interview, I immediately got the sense that the faculty genuinely cared for the residents and wanted to see us grow and succeed as physicians. From day one, everyone was incredibly friendly, welcoming and willing to teach and help. Coupled with the program's emphasis on resident wellness, I knew Trinity Health Livonia's would be a place where I can thrive.
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Kevin Kwamin, MD
Hometown: Los Angeles Undergraduate: Virginia Commonwealth University Medical School: University of Virginia Hobbies/Interest: Football, Intramural Sports, Socializing with Friends, Boating, Watching Game of Thrones, and Sports Medicine Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: Amazing program director and faculty at a program right outside the city of Detroit
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Ayed Mahmoud, MBBS
Hometown: Lebanon Undergraduate: Ohio Northern University Medical School: University of London-St. George’s Hospital Hobbies/Interest: Tennis, Basketball, Areal photography, Poetry Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia's: First for me was the collaborative and supportive culture of the program that allows residents to grow personally and professionally. Second, was the diversity of clinical exposure and the broad experience that the program provides through multiple sites in Michigan and the Shock and Trauma center in Maryland for more effective learning.
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