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Hope Brus, M.D.
Hometown: Adel, IA Medical school: American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine, Sint Maarten Favorite movie: Any of the "Jurassic Park" movies Interests: Traveling, crafting, corgis, puzzles, gardening, and spending time with my husband on our fishing boat.
Why Mayo?: Mayo truly provides the best of both worlds. The resident-run clinic in Kasson allows me to take ownership of my patients and practice continuity of care in a rural setting. Fifteen minutes away is Rochester, where I have endless resources and leading specialists in every field who are excited to teach. Ideal practice: My ideal practice is in a small town where I can practice full-spectrum rural family medicine.
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Fred Davis, D.O.
Hometown: Spanish Fork, UT Medical school: Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Des Moines, IA Favorite movie: "Star Wars" (1-6) Interests: Athletics (specifically lacrosse but also football and golf), skiing, mountain biking, being in the outdoors, cars, PC gaming, and hanging out with my wife and dog.
Why Mayo?: The best of both worlds between rural and academic medicine is made possible by the outpatient rural practice in a small town and downtown rotations at Mayo in Rochester with access to world-class resources and consultants. Many opportunities to progress and to find your identity as a physician. Since staff is interested in both your professional and personal development, Mayo doesn’t just train great doctors, but great people as well. Ideal practice: Possibly a rural full-spectrum practice, sports medicine fellowship, education, or administration/leadership. I love that I can explore all these options at Mayo.
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Camry Kelly, D.O.
Hometown: Shoreview, MN Medical school: Rocky Vista University, Parker, CO Favorite movie: I like any movie that comes with popcorn and snacks! Interests: Distance running, cycling, watercolor painting, and downhill and Nordic skiing. If it is outdoors, I like it!
Why Mayo?: I enjoy the idea of serving the smaller community of Kasson while still having the specialists and resources in Rochester to help me learn. Ideal practice: Full-spectrum family medicine; I want variety in my clinic. I hope to get involved in academic medicine and help train future generations of physicians.
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Eric Leveille, M.D.
Hometown: Marlette, MI Medical school: University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND Favorite movie: "Avengers: Endgame" Interests: Fishing, board games, and movie/television shows.
Why Mayo?: Everyone was very personable and here at Mayo, I am able to get the balance of a big hospital with rural medicine. Ideal practice: My ideal practice as of now would be to do full spectrum care in a rural underserved area specifically focusing on Indigenous populations and LGTBQ+.
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Vrinda Munjal, M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Medical school: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Favorite movie: "Pride and Prejudice" (2005) Interests: Traveling, kickboxing, cooking, and spending time with family and friends.
Why Mayo?: Mayo Family Medicine offers incredible training in all aspects of family medicine! When I came here on my elective, I was impressed by the level and breadth of training offered here. I knew I would come out as a competent physician who is capable of working in inpatient and outpatient departments in both rural and urban areas. Ideal practice: Right now, I am leaning towards a rural family medicine practice, but I’m leaving my options open in case I learn that I like something else along my journey as a resident at Mayo Clinic Family Medicine!
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Manpreet Nijjer, M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
Hometown: Surrey, British Columbia, Canada Medical school: Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland Favorite movie: "Home Alone" Interests: Traveling, hiking, playing board games, attending concerts, and spending time with family and friends.
Why Mayo?: I did a visiting clerkship with the Family Medicine Residency program during my final year of medical school. The faculty and residents were all approachable, passionate, and eager to support my learning. The Mayo Clinic community did not just talk about their core values like respect, compassion, and teamwork. I saw firsthand these core values being implemented in practice every day across the multidisciplinary team. I often found myself comparing my educational and clinical experiences to my time at the Mayo Clinic, which was telling. I was confident that I would be joining a community that is supportive and committed to helping me achieve my professional and personal goals. Ideal practice: I can envision myself practicing in an outpatient setting in a suburban or rural area, although I am keeping an open mind about my future plans during my residency training.
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Audrey Potts, M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Medical school: Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin, Ireland Favorite movie: "Shape of Water" Interests: Professionally, sports medicine, LGBTQIA2S+ health care, women’s health, mental health, and procedures. Personally, hockey, mountain biking, disc golf, ultimate frisbee, acoustic guitar, family and friends, nature, adventure, loose-leaf tea, and drag queen shows.
Why Mayo?: I was drawn to the program’s incredibly welcoming and kind faculty, supportive learning environment, and endless opportunities to reach my career goals. I was also excited about learning from the best physicians in the world and developing my skills as a resident to build a very strong foundation as I transition into my future independent practice. Ideal practice: Dual practice in sports medicine and general family medicine with a focus on underserved communities.
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Rebecca Stoll, D.O.
Hometown: Sarasota, FL Medical school: Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dothan, AL Favorite movie: "The Princess Bride" Interests: Reading, reality TV (especially if it takes place in the UK), baking, hiking, and spending time with many pets.
Why Mayo?: Mayo’s focus on education truly made a difference in my learning and growth as a student during the time I spent as part of the Mayo family as a medical student. It was clear from my interviews that through the Rochester program, specifically, I could prioritize taking care of underserved patients while working under the kindest and most approachable faculty that I had the honor of interviewing with. Ideal practice: Taking care of underserved patients, with a focus on women’s health, reproductive health, mental health, and adolescent medicine.
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Devin Wright, D.O.
Hometown: Monticello, UT Medical school: Kansas City University, Joplin, MO Favorite movie: "Remember the Titans" Interests: Sports, hiking, being outdoors, grilling, board games, and spending time with family.
Why Mayo?: I had the opportunity to come as a visiting medical student and absolutely loved the experience! I enjoyed the blend of the thriving community-based Kasson clinic with exceptional inpatient training. Plus, the resources available for learning and training here are unmatched. When it came time to make a decision for my rank list, I found myself reminiscing on my month-long experience here and thinking if I can learn that much in a month, imagine what I can learn in three years!? Ideal practice: My ideal practice is in a rural area where I cover inpatient, outpatient, and local teams’ sporting events. I will have lots of procedures, POCUS, and OMT as part of the practice.
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