Graduating residents and fellows face unlimited possibilities
Graduating residents and fellows face unlimited possibilities
June 18, 2024
CHoR's graduating residents and fellows at The Jefferson

Educating the next generation of pediatric physicians at CHoR

Academic medical centers are a hub of activity. At any given moment, lives are being saved, breakthroughs are being discovered and tomorrow’s experts are budding. Residents and fellows come from throughout the country – and even the world – to experience all of these situations as they further their medical education at CHoR.

Residents and fellows, celebrating success and taking the next step

Residents have graduated from medical school and are training in a specific field, like pediatrics in the case of CHoR. Fellows have completed residency and are continuing their training in a specialized area of medicine, such as pediatric cardiology, neonatology or neurology. Some choose CHoR because of our passionate, skilled attending physician mentors, while others value the thoughtful pediatric residency schedule that promotes wellbeing through work-life balance. Whatever brings them to us, we’re grateful for the opportunity to be part of their journey.

“Our pediatric residents and fellows get a unique training experience as we are the only academic medical center in the central Virginia area working with children and their families from all walks of life. They have the opportunity to learn about all pediatric disease while connecting with our community and enjoying everything Richmond has to offer,” said Dr. Marieka Helou, vice chair of education and interim residency program director. “This year, moving into a brand-new building that was designed specifically for kids has made their experience that much more rewarding. For 3 to 6 years, depending on the training program, they dedicate themselves to our patients and we are thankful for their service!”

Last Saturday, we celebrated our 2024 graduating residents and fellows. As we wish some farewell, others will stay at CHoR for the next step in their professional paths.

Graduate

Program

Future plans

Adenike Adenikinju, MD

Resident

Cardiology fellowship at Children's Mercy Hospital

Althea Bickley, MD

Resident

Primary care pediatrics

Suneeta Brito, MD

Fellow

NICU attending at Lakeland Regional Health

Hannah Brooks, MD

Resident

Mobile Pediatric Clinic

Carlos Carmona, Jr., DO

Fellow

Cardiology fellowship at Phoenix Children's Hospital

Hillary Connell, MD

Resident

Endocrinology fellowship at Children's Hospital Colorado

Miranda Creasey, MD

Resident

Neurology fellowship at CHoR

Krystal Ealy, MD, MS

Resident

GI/hepatology/nutrition fellowship at Nemours Children's Hospital

Sacha Geltzer, DO

Fellow

Newborn nursery at St. Francis Medical Center

Nicholas Gregory, MD

Resident

Allergy and immunology fellowship

Meghan Handley, MD, MS

Chief
Resident

Neonatology fellowship

Andrea Hart, MD

Resident

Allergy and immunology fellowship at Cincinnati Children's Hospital

Justin Hsueh, MD

Fellow

Allergy and immunology attending at Sanford Health

Zoya Khan, MB, BCh, BAO

Resident

General pediatrics

Rebecca Kimball, MD

Resident

Pediatric hospitalist at St. Mary's Hospital

Jessica Konolige, MD

Resident

Pediatric hospitalist at St. Mary's Hospital

Dilip Mahale, MD

Fellow

Infectious diseases in Oklahoma

Joanne Maliekel, MD

Resident

Pediatrics

Amanda McAneny, MD

Resident

Chief resident at CHoR

Meredith Mitchell, MD

Fellow

Hospitalist and residency associate program director at CHoR

Rossana Romero Orozco,
MD, FAAP

Fellow

NICU attending at Nicklaus Children's Hospital

Hannah Ruggles, MD

Resident

Endocrinology fellowship at UNC

Benjamin Russell, MD

Resident

Nephrology fellowship at Nationwide Children's Hospital

Jerrod Schrock, DO

Resident

Murfreesboro Medical Clinic

Prateek Sharma, DO

Resident

Neurology fellowship at CHoR

Allison Shaw, MD

Chief
Resident

Emergency medicine fellowship at CHoR

Tenri Sjamsu, DO

Resident

Chief resident at CHoR

Lillian Waller, MD

Resident

Primary care pediatrics at Virginia Pediatric and Adolescent Center

Carolyn Zin, MD

Resident

Pediatric hospitalist at University of Florida College of Medicine and internal medicine hospitalist at Ascension Sacred Heart


Congratulations! The CHoR team will be cheering for each of these graduates and their future patients, wherever they land.

Interested in residency and fellowship programs at CHoR? Learn more!

Subscribe to our blog

Sign Up
Categories