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Gregory Aird, M.D. Hometown: Lake Forest, California Medical school: Creighton University School of Medicine About me: I enjoy reading, cycling, hiking, and cooking with my wife. I also enjoy reading and writing poetry, birdwatching, and gardening. Why Mayo: I chose Mayo for its friendly staff and residents, for the incredible range of pathologies, and for the comfort and affordability of Rochester.
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Cody Anderson, M.D. Hometown: Gladstone, Michigan Medical school: Michigan State University College of Human Medicine About me: Outside of radiology, I like to spend my free time working on home renovation projects, roasting coffee, baking sourdough bread, and spending time with my wife and dog. Why Mayo: The world-class level of care that Mayo provides, the excellent training, and diversity of cases.
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Theodore Betting, M.D. Hometown: Bismarck, ND Medical school: University of North Dakota School of Medicine About me: Born and raised in North Dakota, I enjoy sports, although Minnesota sports can be hard to watch sometimes. I also enjoy the trails and outdoor activities in Rochester, as well as trying new restaurants. Why Mayo: Excellent training with a wide spectrum of pathology; also the location.
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Tomas Gonzalez Cano, M.D. Hometown: Roma, TX Medical school: University of Texas Medical School - San Antonio About me: I was born and raised in Mexico and moved to Texas when I was a small kid. After finding Radiology was right for me, I was grateful for matching at such a fantastic residency program. Rochester is a great city to live in and raise a family with its many parks, trails and most of all friendly people! Why Mayo: Mayo combines world class training without having to deal with many of the headaches of big city living such as traffic and crazy high cost of living. Also, you’ll get to see pathology you wouldn’t otherwise encounter in most institutions around the country as well as getting to interact with world experts in their fields.
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Tanner Henrie, M.D. Hometown: Sandy, Utah Medical school: Tulane University School of Medicine About me: I'm happily married with four awesome kids (5, 3, and 1 year old twins). I spend my free time with my family, running, and biking. Why Mayo: Rochester felt like the right place to bring my kids. It's a family friendly city. In terms of training, Mayo has incredibly diverse pathology and intellectually challenging cases.
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Samuel Jang, M.D. Hometown: Glendale, WI Medical school: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine About me: I am a Korean-American dad of a cute toddler with a Costco membership and the commissioner of our fantasy league who likes academic radiology, tennis, table tennis, free food, and traveling. Why Mayo: Big shiny hospital, large faculty/program, strong research, great residents, family friendly, spouse who is/was a Mayo resident
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Jillian Kennedy, M.D. Hometown: Spearfish, SD Medical school: Sanford School of Medicine University Of South Dakota About me: I enjoy spending time with my husband and dog. Some of my hobbies include biking, hiking, board games, cooking, and gardening. Why Mayo: I loved how friendly and approachable all of the staff and residents were during interviews!
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Reem Khodor, M.D. Hometown: Santa Monica/Sioux City Medical school: University Of Iowa RJ & L Carver College Of Medicine About me: I am a west coast/Midwest hybrid who grew up in both parts of the country. I love big cities and traveling as well as wide open spaces. My favorite moments are when I am with family and friends, cooking big dinners for people I love, or exploring new places. Why Mayo: One of my interests is in Global Health and Mayo was by far the most internationally involved institution. On the third slide of the welcome powerpoint on interview day I saw the Partners In Health emblem and that sealed the deal for me.
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Grace Liu, M.D. Hometown: Dallas, Texas Medical school: University of Texas Medical Branch - Galveston About me: I enjoy capturing great shots and creatively edit the footage to call it my own craft. The ability to change a clip drastically post processing, such as color grading, is very enjoyable to me. I like to play around with different editing and filming techniques to make the clip the best it can be. I hope to tell stories via videos and it is a craft I will continue to work on. People enjoy watching videos made with different perspectives that one normally don't see in real life, so I also like to fly my drone to get the air view shot. Why Mayo: Mayo Clinic is an excellent place to receive world class radiology training.
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David Malyuk, Jr., M.D. Hometown: Superior, Wisconsin Medical school: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine About me: In my spare time, I enjoy hiking with my wife and our two dogs. I am also an avid angler, Packers fan, and music enthusiast. Why Mayo: The combination of world-class training and work-life balance lead to my family choosing Mayo Clinic.
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Sneha Somani, M.D. Hometown: Eagan, MN Medical school: Medical College of Wisconsin About me: I really enjoy spending time with people and exploring my surroundings! Especially when there is food involved. Another fun past-time I have found is paint-by-numbers...my walls will never be boring again! Why Mayo: Radiology is a field where you have to see everything - and Mayo is the perfect place to do that! The faculty are amazing teachers and you see unique things every day.
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James Williams, M.D. Hometown: Cabot, Arkansas Medical school: Saint Louis University School of Medicine About me: I grew up in the rice fields of Arkansas, did medical school in St. Louis, MO (Go Cards!), and intern year at the University of Illinois in Chicago. If I continue to move North for training, maybe I will practice in the Arctic. In my free time, I enjoy hiking, fishing, and gardening. I also have recently been taking golfing lessons, but my shots may be endangering others on the course. I also have been known to wonder around the Mayo Clinic looking for ancient artifacts (It's like Hogwarts School). Why Mayo: Mayo Clinic Radiology is a large program with limitless opportunities to interact and learn from true experts in the field of radiology. When I interviewed, I really appreciated the enthusiasm the staff have for mentoring trainees and the exciting research opportunities going on in every branch of radiology.
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