Luca Hanvey, Ph.D.

Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship

Graduate school: University of Florida

Internship: University of Florida Health Science Center

Why Mayo Clinic: Mayo Clinic offers an exceptional training environment for medical psychology fellows to learn and advance patient-centered, culturally sensitive, biopsychosocial healthcare. I couldn't ask for a better post-doctoral experience through which I can contribute meaningfully to the pursuit of cancer health equity as a clinician, scientist, and advocate in the field of clinical health psychology.

Favorite thing about living in Rochester: The communities with whom I've fallen in love 

Emily Hilton, Ph.D.

Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship

Speciality: Child/Pediatric Psychology

Graduate school: University of Wisconsin - Madison

Internship: Charleston Consortium Psychology Internship Program

Why Mayo Clinic: The breadth of interdisciplinary clinical and research opportunities and the warm, collaborative environment

Favorite thing about living in Rochester: The bike trails

 Johanna Ramirez, Ph.D.

Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship

Speciality: Integrated Behavioral Health/Transgender and Intersex Specialty Care Clinic

Graduate school: University of Kansas

Internship: The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Why Mayo Clinic: The opportunities for clinical training and research were a perfect fit for my interests and career goals. The genuine faculty, the amazing resources, and the perks were a great selling point

Favorite thing about living in Rochester: The people and the low cost of living

Rita Taylor, Ph.D.

Adult Neuropsychology Fellowship

Speciality: Adult neuropsychology

Graduate school: Washington University in St. Louis

Internship: Missouri Health Sciences Consortium

Why Mayo Clinic: The plethora of unique clinical and research opportunities as well as the welcoming and collaborative atmosphere within the department

Favorite thing about living in Rochester: The genuine kindness of the people who live here

Allegra Campagna, Ph.D.

Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship

Specialty: Child and Adolescent/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship

Graduate school: Washington State University

Internship: Boston Children’s Hospital

Why Mayo Clinic: I chose Mayo Clinic because of the personalized training across a variety of pediatric subspecialty clinics and the opportunity to participate in high-quality research. During my time here, I’ve developed competency in the behavioral health treatment of severe anxiety, chronic pain, and complex medical conditions. I am especially grateful for the outstanding mentorship that has enabled me to pursue specialized experiences in pediatric cardiology. The two-year structure of the fellowship has also been invaluable to me. This program has provided the time and support for me to grow as a clinician and to feel prepared for the next steps as an early career psychologist serving patients and families.

Future plans: Cardiac Psychologist- Seattle Children’s Hospital

Nick Corriveau-Lecavalier, Ph.D.

Adult Neuropsychology Fellowship

Graduate school: Université de Montréal

Internship: Montreal Geriatrics Institute, Douglas Mental Health Institute

Why Mayo Clinic: I initially did not plan to come to Mayo. But Mayo had other plans for me. I had the most serendipitous encounter with my (now) research mentor through social media, which led me to first do a research postdoc in neurology at Mayo. I was immediately in awe of the brilliance, kindness, and empathy of my colleagues. This eventually led me to join this clinical fellowship program, which made me an exponentially better clinician-researcher. The work environment here is nothing short of exceptional and truly impactful for patient care. I will forever be grateful to all the colleagues, mentors, and friends I made along the way. They profoundly changed how I provide patient care and conduct clinical research. 

Future plans: Neurology research

Lili Gloe, Ph.D.

Child/Pediatric Psychology Fellowship

Why Mayo Clinic: The breadth of high-quality child and pediatric clinical and research opportunities are well-aligned with my fellowship goals

Ideal job: Primarily clinical with some research involvement at an academic medical center

Hobbies: Baking and yoga

Favorite book: Persuasion by Jane Austen

Kyle Schofield, Ph.D.

Clinical Health Psychology Fellowship

Specialty: LGBTQ health, primary care mental health, ADHD, sexual health

Graduate school: Washington State University

Internship: William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital

Why Mayo Clinic: I loved the opportunities to pursue a specialized career in health psychology with many excellent, supportive mentors and fantastic interdisciplinary care teams!

Future plans: Health psychology private practice in Seattle

 Eric Semmel, Ph.D.

Pediatric Neuropsychology Fellowship

Specialty: Pediatric neuropsychology

Graduate school: Georgia State University

Internship: Emory University School of Medicine

Why Mayo Clinic: Wide variety of clinical training experiences, access to incredible resources for supporting clinical care and research, and it was clearly a warm and collegial group of providers. 

Future plans: I will be staying on as a pediatric neuropsychologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester