Senior Residents
Yazan Alshawkani, MD
Undergraduate: University of Virginia
Medical School: Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
Career Interests: Gastroenterology, Primary Care, Global health, Health Equity
Firm: Janeway
Yazan spent his early childhood years in Yemen before moving to the States. He then grew up in northern VA - he is pumped that he is now only an hour away from home! He studied biochemistry at the University of Virginia (go wahoos!) before attending medical school at VA Tech Carilion. In addition to developing a strong passion for medicine, Yaz worked with the Roanoke refugee and immigrant population to help increase their access to resources and education. He hopes to continue learning more about the various healthcare disparities faced by our diverse patient populations and how we can address them. Outside of medicine, Yaz loves to spend time with friends, watch sports, be outside, and play board games (especially Catan).
Danielle Amundsen, MD
Arshia Arora, MD
Dorothy Avoke, MD
Eric Bai, MD, MSc
Anjali Bhatla, MD, MBA
Cody Calhoun, MD
Alexander Cao Zhang, MD, MSHS
Christopher Chew, MD
David Choi, MD, MSc
Undergraduate: Emory University
Medical School: Morehouse School of Medicine
Career Interests: Oncology
Firm: Longcope
David was born in South Korea, but grew up in Wales. Upon moving to the US, he initially lived in Alabama before moving to Atlanta to attend undergrad at Emory University where he majored in Biology. Before embarking on a journey in medicine at Morehouse School of Medicine, he obtained his master's degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology and Physiology at Georgia State University where he nurtured his interests in the molecular biology of cancers. Outside of medicine, David has a passion for soccer (especially Manchester United!) and enjoys spending time with his wife and Pomeranian named Mochi.
Edward Corty, MD, MPH
Undergraduate: Johns Hopkins University
Medical School: Florida State University
Career Interests: Med-Peds primary care, health policy, immigrant health
Firm: Janeway
Edward was born and raised in St. Petersburg, FL. He grew up playing tennis before playing on the Johns Hopkins varsity team for 4 years. He was pre-med and majored in Spanish. After college, Edward spent a year as a research assistant in clinical genetics at UNC, Chapel Hill and volunteered as a Spanish-English interpreter in their mental health free clinic. He returned to Florida for medical school at Florida State before an MPH at Hopkins after 3rd year. Edward cannot get enough of Baltimore, mostly due to the city's mix of southern charm (everyone says hello) and mid-Atlantic energy. He enjoys pizza at Pauli Gees with his wife, Courtnee, and walks in Patterson Park with his dog, Annie.
Abdallah Elshafeey, MD
Abhishek Gami, MD
Deen Garba, MD
Paola Ghanem, MD
Undergraduate: Lebanese American University
Medical School: American University of Beirut Faculty of Medicine
Career Interests: Oncology
Firm: Thayer
Paola was born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon. She went to the Lebanese American University where she majored in biology and later joined the American University of Beirut to obtain her medical degree. After her medical training, Paola moved to Johns Hopkins University to pursue a two-year postdoctoral research training in thoracic oncology and is interested in understanding the determinants of a prolonged response to immunotherapy. She chose the Osler Medical Residency for its rigorous training, supportive environment, the strong sense of belonging and the many opportunities for growth. Outside of medicine, Paola enjoys baking and making bread. Undoubtedly, her favorite part is sharing the food with others. When not at work, you can catch Paola enjoying long walks along Baltimore’s waterfront.
Ross Gilbert, MD
Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin Madison
Medical School: University of Wisconsin
Career Interests: Urban underserved primary care, community-based health research
Firm: Barker
Ross Gilbert was born and raised in Howards Grove, WI and graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in kinesiology and biology. He is joining our Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Urban Health program from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, where he participated in the Training in Urban Medicine and Public Health (TRIUMPH) program. During medical school he helped to direct a free community clinic in Milwaukee and conducted maternal and child health research among low SES Wisconsin families. Ross strives to be a communty-engaged, equity-oriented physician leader while providing compassionate primary care to families. He is looking forward to exploring Baltimore's many parks and eating ice cream with his wife, daughter, and dog.
Edward Gomes, MD
Dana Goplerud, MD, MPH
Ashley Gordon-Phillips, MD, MPH
Hussein Hassan, MD
Kristi Hill, MD
Sun Young (Sarah) Jang, MD
Aamir Javaid, MD
Adrienne Johnson, MD
Madison Kahl, MD
Daniel Kikuchi, MD
Yoo Jin Kim, MD, MS
Katherine Lang, MD
Jasmine Malhi, MD
Undergraduate: Johns Hopkins University
Medical School: University of Virginia School of Medicine
Career Interests: Cardiology, Pulmonary Medicine, Medical Education, Health Equity
Firm: Longcope
Jasmine was born and raised in Northern VA with her younger sister. She studied Biophysics & minored in Psychology at Johns Hopkins University. She then returned to Virginia for medical school at the University of Virginia. She is excited to be back in Charm City, working with the diverse community that drew her to medicine alongside her wonderful co-interns. Outside of the hospital, Jasmine loves exploring new restaurants, baking, hiking, and trying new ice cream flavors!
Vianca Masucci, MD
Undergraduate: Swarthmore College
Medical School: Penn State College of Medicine
Career Interests: Med/Peds Community Medicine
Firm: Thayer
Vianca Masucci hails from Newark, New Jersey but lived in Pennsylvania for over a decade before making her way to Charm City. First, in the suburbs of Philadelphia where she studied theater as an undergrad at Swarthmore College. Then, in Pittsburgh where she spent five years prior to her medical school matriculation pursuing a career in community advocacy with a focus on the issue of health disparity. And finally, in Hershey, PA where she completed medical school. Because of her personal and professional background, she has a strong interest in health policy, health infrastructure reform, advocacy, and community health. Since joining the Osler program, Vianca has been continually impressed with the esprit de corps amongst her co-interns, the rigorous clinical training, and the variety of opportunities to work with marginalized populations. She has loved settling into Baltimore and, when she's not at the hospital, can be found either at Patterson Park with her dog or dining dockside, eating something that is heavily seasoned with Old Bay.
Areeb Masood, MD
Caya McFalls, MD
Omar Mhaimeed, MD
Mackenzie Moon, MD
F. Nathalia Morales Delgado, MD
Eli Morris, MD
Vivek Nimgaonkar, MD
Hamza Patel, MD
Caroline Plott, MD, MS
Meghan Price, MD
Undergraduate: Duke University
Medical School: Duke University School of Medicine
Career Interests: Oncology, Pulmonary and Critical Care, Palliative Care, Research, Health Equity
Firm: Barker
Meghan was born in Pittsburgh and grew up around the Philadelphia area with her twin sister and parents. For her undergraduate studies, she moved down to Durham, North Carolina to go to Duke University where she swam on the varsity swim team and majored in Neuroscience with a minor in Sociology. After a year of pursuing clinical research in New York, she returned to Duke University for medical school where she developed passions for both basic and clinical research, medical education, and community engagement projects with a focus on providing resources to food and housing insecure older adults. She is very excited to have couples matched with her partner, Ethan, at JHH and move to Baltimore with him and their two cats. Clinically, she is interested in Oncology or Pulmonary and Critical Care with a focus on incorporating Palliative Care into her future practice. In her free time, Meghan enjoys running, hiking, spending time outdoors, exploring new restaurants with her partner and taking care of her two cats. She thinks the best part about the Osler residency is the tight knit community and longitudinal relationships fostered by the ACS and firm system and is incredibly excited to grow with and learn from her talented, kind, and smart co-interns over the next three years.