In today’s Match Day—the exciting moment when graduating medical students across the U.S. and beyond learn where they’ll be heading for specialized training—12 students matched with Duke Emergency Medicine’s residency program through the National Resident Matching Program.
Match Day is a pivotal time in a physician’s career, advancing students to the next phase of their professional journey and bringing them one step closer to realizing their goals in their specialized field of medicine.
This year’s class of Emergency Medicine interns have exceptionally strong records of clinical care, research, leadership, and advocacy. We look forward to welcoming our newest team members and seeing the unique ways each of them will contribute to our clinical, education, and research missions.
We’re grateful to the many department members who played a part in recruiting this excellent cohort of incoming trainees, under the leadership of Joshua Broder, MD, FACEP, vice chair for education and residency program director.
Learn more about the incoming residents below.
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Adeola Ajirotutu, MD, from Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine
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Trevor Anderson, MD, from Tulane University School of Medicine
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Kelsey Clabby, MD, from University of Central Florida College of Medicine
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Gage Collamore, MD, from Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University
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Patrick Frangos, MD, from New York Medical College
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Jared Fur, MD, from Tulane University School of Medicine
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Christopher Magera, MD, from Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine-Rochester
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Emily Marun Herize, MD, from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School-Piscataway
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Tanvi Mehta, MD, from Duke University School of Medicine
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Abigail Pyne, MD, Duke University School of Medicine
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Kyle Steinbock, MD, Duke University School of Medicine
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Brandon Wilde, MD, University of Utah School of Medicine
The new interns will begin their training at Duke this summer.