Congratulations Class of 2024!

Class of 2024

Uthman Alamoudi

Uthman Alamoudi

 

 Education: 

  • King Abdulaziz University MBBS ’15 
  • John Hopkins University MPH ‘20 

Prior Training: 

  • Internship, King Abdulaziz University ‘15
  • Surgical Residency, King Fahad General Hospital ’16-‘17 
  • Medical Research Fellowship, GW ‘18 

 

Research: 

  • National trends in US EDs and hospitals in the care of UGI/LGI bleeds 

Leadership: 

  • King Abdulaziz University Emergency Medicine teaching assistant 
  • Saudi Society of EM Scientific Assembly organizational assistant 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Teaching 
  • Playing soccer 
  • Jogging and long-distance running 

Jordan Feltes

Jordan Feltes

Education: 

  • Emory University BS ‘16 
  • St. Louis University MD ‘20 

Research: 

  • Mobile health platforms to improve chronic disease outcomes 
  • NJEM publication 

 

Leadership: 

  • HIV Outreach Task Force 
  • LCME Review Committee 
  • SOM Curriculum Committee 
  • SGA Student Liason 
  • Developmental pediatric elective leader 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Makes scarves for rescue cats 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 
  • Hiking 
  • Cooking 
  • Chess 

Ian Hunter

Ian Hunter

Education: 

  • University of Vermont BS ‘11 
  • New York Medical College MS ’16, MD ‘20 

Honors and Awards: 

  • Gold Humanism Honor Society 

 

Research: 

  • Department of Pharmacology research technician 

Service: 

  • SOM peer mentorship program 

Leadership: 

  • EMIG 1st Year Representative, Co-President 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Phlebotomist, cardiology technician prior to medical school 
  • EMT for 13 years and held leadership positions such as Captain, supply officer, crew chief, shift supervisor 
  • Vermont USAR rescue diver, rescue specialist 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Plays bass for The Borborygmi Bells, a jass/rock/funk quartet  
  • Recreational and rescue scuba diving 
  • Outdoor activities 
  • Baking tasty muffins 

Yasir Hussein

Yasir Hussein

Education: 

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute BS’14 
  • Tufts University MD ‘20 

Research: 

  • INOVA Heart & Vascular Institute research assistant 

 

Service: 

  • Active member of Moving Forward Sudan 

Leadership: 

  • SNMA Multicultural Association of Pre-medical Students Liaison 
  • SNMA Youth Outreach Leader 
  • Tufts Multicultural Fellows Council 
  • Moving Forward Sudan Academic Chair 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • First-generation Sudanese-American 
  • From Alexandria VA and went to TC Williams High School 
  • Former EM scribe at Sentara with Dr. Mary Chopard 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Basketball, football, track and field 
  • Playing the trumpet 
  • Youth mentorship, community service 
  • Meditation 
  • Salsa dancing 
  • Sudanese cultural events 

John Lee

John Lee

Education: 

  • Whitman College BS ‘14 
  • Mayo Clinic School of Medicine MD ‘20 

Research: 

  • Student Education Team (SET) model for family medicine clerkships 
  • Low-dose ketamine in the pediatric ED

 

Service: 

  • Step 1 board review course instructor 
  • TA for longitudinal surgical skills, pathology 
  • Winter Warmth Festival Sponsorship Coordinator 
  • Ronald McDonald House volunteer 
  • Crisis line training operator 
  • Convocation of Thanks Co-Leader 

Leadership: 

  • SOM Admissions Operational Committee 
  • Family Medicine Interest Group President 
  • Public Heath Interest Group President 
  • SOM Travel and Selectives Committee 
  • SOM Taste of Diversity Event Coordinator 
  • LCME Site Review Committee 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Former wine tasting associate at Seven Hills Winery 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Umpiring baseball 
  • Piano, singing 
  • Running, biking, swimming, tennis 
  • Cross country skiing 
  • Knitting, whistling 
  • Playing with his goldendoodle, Pippin 

Owen Lee Park

Owen Lee Park

Education: 

  • Cornell University BS ‘15 
  • University of Maryland MD ‘20 

Research: 

  • Neurosurgical epidemiology in Cambodia 
  • Effects of housing on healthcare utilization in by homeless in Baltimore 
  • Evidence gaps in public health in Korea 
  • Prison reentry practices in Maryland 
  • Epidemiology of hip fracture in Baltimore 

 

Leadership: 

  • Citizen Physician Co-President 
  • Geriatrics Interest Group Treasurer 
  • World Korean Medical Student Association President 
  • North Korean Outreach Co-Executive Director 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Since 2010, he has worked as a staff member at his family-owned assisted living facility, which is run out of his childhood home 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Meditation 
  • Feeding chickens in his backyard 
  • Playing guitar 
  • Mountain biking and hiking 
  • Weightlifting 
  • Baking and cooking 
  • Refugee health 
  • Climate change and waste reduction in medicine 
  • Loneliness as public health issue in elderly 

Ashleigh Omorogbe

Ashleigh Omorogbe

Education: 

  • University of Maryland, Baltimore BA/BS ‘14 
  • Inidana University PB ‘16, MD ‘20 

Honors/Awards: 

  • Gold Humanism Honor Society 

Research 

  • Cancer in the Underprivileged, Indigent, or Disadvantaged (CUPID) program research associate 
  • Healthcare needs of incarcerated women

 

Service: 

  • Better Way Passage Inc 
  • SOM peer mentor 
  • Ronald McDonald House volunteer 

Leadership: 

  • IU AMA Class of 2020 Representative 
  • Edo National Association Worldwide - Youth Section President 
  • Indiana State Medical Association – held multiple leadership roles including Medical Student Section (MSS) President 
  • AMA-MSS multiple leadership roles, including Region V Conference Organizer 
  • SNMA Community Service Chair 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Interior designer for individuals living with mental illness 
  • Lead actress for IUSM annual charity show 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Writing and poetry for stress release 
  • Interior design 
  • Cooking – her favorites are Nigerian, Thai, and Mexican recipes 

Elizabeth Rempfer

Elizabeth Rempfer

Education: 

  • Wake Forest University BS ‘15 
  • West Virginia University MD ‘20 

Honors/Awards: 

  • AOA 

Research:

  • Long-term outcomes of hepato-pancreatic biliary surgery

 

Service: 

  • Peer Assistant Learning Service Program tutor 
  • Student teacher for Department of Med Ed 
  • Project MUSHROOM volunteer 
  • Project Linus knitter 
  • Student Wellness Group volunteer 
  • Girls on the Run assistant coach 

Leadership: 

  • Peer Assist. Learning Service Program Leader 
  • AOA Chapter President 
  • SGA Community Service Chair 
  • SOM Curriculum Committee Class of 2020 Representative 
  • AMWA Founding Member, Community Service Chair 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Served as a Wake Forest EMT 
  • Was a delivery driver for a deli prior to MS 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Weightlifting 
  • Rock climbing 
  • Scuba diving 
  • Attempting to keep her plants alive 
  • Exploring historical sites and road tripping 
  • Corgis and rescue dogs 

Andrew Singletary

Andrew Singletary

Education: 

  • Emory University BS ‘14 
  • Case Western Reserve University MD ‘20 

Honors/Awards: 

  • AOA 
  • SAEM Gallery of Excellence Blue Ribbon Abstract, 2019



Service: 

  • National Youth Sports Program anatomy camp facilitator 

Research 

  • High-sensitivity troponin in CHF and CKD – 1st author AEM submission, 2 SAEM oral presentations 
  • EKG findings in aortic dissections - 
  • Undisclosed financial conflicts in EM FOAMed – AEM publication 
  • Efficacy of simulation training in EMed interns – 1st author submission to Academic Medicine 

Leadership: 

  • Clinical Skills preceptor 
  • Science and Art of Medicine Integrated Curriculum Developer 
  • Student Clinic Executive Board 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Eagle Scout 
  • Was an ED scribe prior to medical school 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Weightlifting and bodybuilding 
  • Behavioral economics 
  • Creative writing: poetry and short stories 
  • Hip-hop and contemporary dance 

Ryan Skrabal

Joseph Skrabal

Education: 

  • UNC at Chapel Hill BS ‘13 
  • East Carolina University MD ‘20 

Honors/Awards: 

  • AOA 

Research 

  • Medical student knowledge & perception of interpersonal violence and integration of IPV competencies into medical curriculum 
  • Malaria suppression in Zambia 
  • Effects on glucose and thiamine in ED patients with Wernicke’s encephalopathy – publication in Journal of Medical Toxicology

 

Service: 

  • Peer tutor 
  • Peer-Assisted study sessions facilitator 
  • AHA Infant Safety and CPR instructor 
  • Stop the Bleed instructor 

Leadership: 

  • Student Clinic Co-Executive Director 
  • Pharmacology Course Review Committee 

Unique Characteristics: 

  • Former EMT 
  • Was a bartender and server at a beach resort and a fondue restaurant 
  • Speaks French 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Cooking French cuisine 
  • Home-brewing beer 
  • International travel 
  • Surfing, running, paddle-boarding, snowboarding 
  • 10-time ECU intramural champion 

Angela Wu

Angela Wu

Education: 

  • University of Arizona Tucson BS ’14 
  • University of Arizona Tucson MD/MPH ‘20 

Honors/Awards: 

  • US Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Award, 2019 
  • Graduating with Distinction in Community Service 

 

Research 

  • Racial/ethnic disparities in colorectal cancer screenings 
  • Cannabinoids in TBI – 1st author publication, poster presentation at ACS 

Service: 

  • Resuscitation Education and CPR Training event co-coordinator 

Leadership: 

  • AZ Medical Association – Legislative & Governmental Affairs Committee, MSS Secretary 
  • AMA-MSS House of Delegates Coordination Committee, Chapter Chair 
  • Clerkship Advisory Committee Class Rep 
  • SGA Class Secretary 

Hobbies/Interests: 

  • Rock climbing 
  • Hiking with her dogs 
  • Snowboarding 
  • Fitness classes – Orangetheory, yoga 
  • Reading science fiction, audiobooks 
  • Chinese dating and drama tv shows 

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