Spring 2021: USF Residency
Greetings from Tampa and the USF Emergency Medicine Residency Program!
We have finally come to the close of what was one of the most unique interview seasons so far. We are so excited to congratulate and welcome the new Class of 2024! It is always an exciting and uplifting time welcoming new residents into our family, and we cannot wait to meet them.
Our program is also proud to announce that this year, we were able to establish the USF Underrepresented in Medicine (URM) Travel Scholarship. This travel scholarship is available for any 4th-year student at a U.S. medical school who comes from an underrepresented background in medicine (racial, ethnic, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, gender identification, etc.). Our hope is to break down obstacles for those who wish to see what a truly special program we have here.
Finally, as we end one year of COVID, we are exceptionally proud of our residents & staff who have adapted to ever-changing situations, made personal sacrifices, and functioned as role models to the community by getting vaccinated. Thanks to their efforts, some of our residents were even lucky enough to be invited to the Super Bowl and witness history as Tampa Bay became Super Bowl Champions!
We invite you to follow along for even more exciting updates and information at our website/blog at www.usfemergencymedicine.org.
Class of 2024 Match List:
Autumn Bass, DO
Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Jasmine Dennis, MD
University of South Carolina – Greenville
Nabi Ferra, MD
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Luke Furtak, MD
USF Health Morsani
Samuel Harris, MD
USF Health Morsani
Daniel Mbom, MD
Medical College of Georgia
Amanda Priddy, MD
USF Health Morsani
Lorena Rodriguez-Perez, DO
Nova Southeastern University College of Osteopathic Medicine
Jennifer Shin, MD
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Alexander VanFleet, MD
FSU College of Medicine- Daytona Beach
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