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Meet the Internal Medicine Chief Residents for the 2021-2022 Year

March 30, 2021
L-R: Helen Burton, M.D., Susan Evenhouse, M.D., Jon Puchalla, M.D., and Hampton Sasser, M.D. 

The Department of Medicine is pleased to introduce the four internal medicine residents who will become chief residents in the 2021-2022 academic year.

Chief residency is an additional one-year experience that offers a blend of clinical education, mentoring, patient care, and administration. The chief residents are chosen for their leadership skills, moral integrity, and clinical acumen and are the most representative faces of the Internal Medicine Residency Program for the year. These residents will assume chief roles in July 2021. Congratulations!

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