Fellows | Sports Medicine Fellowship

Hiking, HIIT and History

I always wanted to be an Astronaut but more realistically I would’ve likely followed the rest of my family in a military career.

Procedural Ultrasound and Medical education

You'll probably find me in a state park taking a hike with my family

I completed an MS from Case Western working specifically with mesenchymal stem cells in the field of cartilage regeneration.

Working as an EMT was tremendous fun, but those shifts could be brutal

Great diversity in sports coverage, excellent mentorship and that coast life experience!

I want to say a really unfortunate mix between Zinedine Zidane and Larry David.

running, swimming, eating lobster rolls

high school teacher (history or biology) and cross country coach

"One of life's quiet excitements is to stand somewhat apart from yourself and watch yourself softly becoming the author of something beautiful even if it is only a floating ash." – Norman MacLean (A River Runs Through It).

Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth. Beautiful place and the finish area for the Beach to Beacon 10k.

endurance athletes, primary care, healthcare policy

A beach or a Lake

Nordic skiing

I did a MS in Epidemiology and Clinical Research at Stanford University and then worked as a data analyst for a pediatric rheumatology clinic at Stanford for one year.

cross country camp counselor worst job: I don't think I've had a bad job yet

Maine is a beautiful place to live with my family. The coverage opportunities are excellent, especially for endurance athletics, and the people seemed kind and knowledgeable on my interview day.

when the light is just right–Matt Damon

Travel, running, hiking, exploring new foods/cuisines, film

Mathematics professor

The Shop

"Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago" -Warren Buffett

Favorite place in Maine

Continuity of care and the doctor-patient relationship, pre-participation screening examinations for athletes, medical education/simulation

Montreal

Hiking, followed by visiting a brewery!

Worked as a mathematics tutor

Best job: Internal Medicine Residency. I'm grateful to my program, including my colleagues, for shaping my growth as a young Physician Worst job: I appreciate all the job opportunities I've had and learned something from each one. However, after briefly working in commercial real estate after high school, I'm glad I pursued my dream of going into medicine

A dedication to giving fellows a well-rounded training experience

I haven't yet found my celebrity doppelganger, but in personality I somewhat resemble James P. Sullivan from Monsters, Inc

Travel, cooking (and eating), and running

a chef or a travel blogger

Union

Ogunquit in Summer

Injury prevention, ultrasound, nutrition

Boston

skiing and visiting breweries

Worked in marketing and public relations

I never had a terrible job! Some days can be tough but all jobs I have had were meaningful in one way or another

When I did my elective rotation at MMC, I fell in love with the culture and the people of the Program. I had lived in Portland during medical school, so I already knew what a great place it was to live here. Overall, it was the best option for me to learn, experience, and grow during the last year of my medical training.

Jon Hamm; I look nothing like him, but people always make the connection for my last name