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Meet Our Fellows

Our fellows and faculty foster a collegial environment and education-focused culture that provides an inclusive learning experience. Training can be challenging, but our program is close-knit and each person brings a dedication to providing stellar patient care as well as a collaborative learning experience.

Meet our current fellows in the Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.

Jordann-Mishael Duncan, M.D.

Jordann-Mishael Duncan, M.D.

Second-Year MIGS Fellow

Medical school: Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, D.C.

Residency: Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

Why did you choose Mayo Clinic?
I chose Mayo Clinic due to the surgical excellence of the Mayo gynecology department, exposure to different fields of minimally invasive gynecology, and the different teaching styles that they offer. Everyone at Mayo Clinic on my interview day was friendly and clearly loved teaching and their careers.

What is it like living in Phoenix, Arizona?
I love the view of the mountains that surround Phoenix and Scottsdale. I have a beautiful drive home every day.

Hobbies: I have many hobbies but to name a few I like watching and playing basketball and tennis as well as playing Call of Duty Zombies.

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Gina Ranieri, D.O

Gina Ranieri, D.O

Second-Year MIGS Fellow

Medical school: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Philadelphia, PA

Residency: Christiana Care, Newark, DE

Why did you choose Mayo Clinic?
I chose Mayo Clinic because of the extensive variety of surgical experiences offered and the opportunity to learn from excellent mentors and educators. Mayo Clinic provides outstanding patient-centered care, and I am honored to be a part of the Mayo community.

What is it like living in Phoenix, Arizona?
I love that it is always warm and sunny here. There is also a vibrant restaurant scene, multiple sports teams, and plenty of hiking.

Hobbies: I enjoy exercising, dining out, hiking, and traveling.

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Erin Ferrigni, M.D.

Erin Ferrigni, M.D.

First-Year MIGS Fellow

Medical school: Medical College of Wisconsin

Residency: University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Why did you choose Mayo Clinic? I chose Mayo Clinic due to the commitment the physicians have to patient centered care, the excellent surgical experience, and the dedication towards mentorship. There are a variety of different teaching styles and surgical experiences that the consultants have to create a well-rounded MIGS surgeon.

What is it like living in Arizona? As a Phoenix native I couldn't wait to get back home to be surrounded by the mountains. We have access to wonderful hiking that is close to wherever you are in the city. The weather is also great for most of the year and there are constantly new restaurants and activities popping up all around the city.

Hobbies: Hiking, baking/cooking, traveling, and exploring new restaurants around the city.

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Emily Olig, M.D.

Emily Olig, M.D.

First-Year MIGS Fellow

Medical school: University of North Dakota

Residency: University of Kansas – Kansas City

Why did you choose Mayo Clinic? I chose this program for its excellent combination of surgical education and research opportunities, as well as the amazing community of providers and staff that make it a fun and supportive environment. 

What is it like living in Arizona? Hot for this native midwesterner! But the number of amazing restaurants and options for outdoor activities more than make up for it. 

Hobbies: I love to thrift and upcycle items for my home or wardrobe, as well as spend way too much money going out to eat. 

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