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Dr.Ben Silver, DO; PGY4 . Ben’s favorite times during residency involve getting his fellow classmates together to play a game of Captain Sonar! SUB-MA-RINE! He will miss the excellent, hilarious ED staff. “I'll miss doing resuscitations with y'all!” He also wants to give a special thanks to his wife @lindsermyra for putting up with his schedule through the years. Ben is excited to get back home to the Pacific Northwest to work in a community ED in WA. In true Ben Silver fashion, he requested that we keep this vague and we’ve got to respect a man’s last wishes! Enjoy the PNW paradise, Ben.

Dr.Amber Walker, DO; PGY4 . Amber is an EM resident by day and a badass powerlifter at all other times. Amber is getting back into powerlifting with some well-earned extra free time as her residency is coming to a close. Don’t let her small size fool you, her max deadlift is 290 lbs. This spring, Amber also represented @dh_emergency_medicine at @acoep case study competition, winning 3rd place for her presentation on “An Interesting Case of Neuroborreliosis in an Unvaccinated Pediatric Patient.” Her favorite memories from residency are from our annual resident retreat camping trips--we can’t elaborate more, what happens at the campsite, stays at the campsite. . “I would like to thank my parents and my sister for helping me through the toughest aspects of my residency. I also want to thank #GaiatheHuskyPup for keeping me sane and on my toes. Can never sleep too deeply with a husky!” . Amber is looking forward to going to Antigua for a week of relaxation when it's allowed. She will be working as a travel doc, which she is very much looking forward to after spending her entire life in OH. She can’t wait to see what else is out there and we can’t wait for her to show them what @dh_emergency_medicine is about!

Dr.Renee Moffitt, DO; PGY4 . Renee was recently named GMC ED Resident of the Year, which comes as no surprise to us, she’s a rockstar senior. Renee is thankful for the award and states that it was an incredibly humbling experience as she has the utmost respect for GMC and the physicians in the ED. She also has an immense sense of pride when thinking of her fellow classmates and how far they have all come. When looking back on residency Renee will miss the people the most: “particularly my fellow seniors. We have laughed, cried, celebrated, struggled and worked our way through the last four years and we are forever bonded together.” . “First of all, a big thank you to my incredible husband, Jon, for all the sacrifices and support. From bringing homemade dinners to GMC while I was on trauma call, to believing in me when I didn’t believe in myself, I can’t imagine how I would have made it through this without him. I would also like to thank Dr. Fraser @wfraser911 for making this program what it is today. When I was interviewing as a student I remember the two things that current residents said drew them to the program; the family atmosphere and Dr. Fraser. Of course, I have to thank the true behind the scenes boss, Mama Leigh! @hylkie Thank you for all you do for everyone and for truly being the heart of the program. Lastly, I owe an incredible debt of gratitude to everyone at Doctors Hospital from the attendings, residents, nurses, medics, UCs, techs, RTs and everyone in between. All of you collectively helped to make me the physician I am today and taught me to remember what a privilege it is to care for patients. My greatest goal as an attending is to be the kind of physician that will make Doctors Hospital proud.” . Renee will be moving back to the SW after residency where she will be working for Presbyterian Healthcare Services in Albuquerque, New Mexico and we are 100% certain she will make Doctors Hospital proud.

Happy Mother’s Day to our amazing resident mommas! Natasha and Leah are truly superwomen💪 Wishing a happy Mother’s Day to all the EM moms: attendings, nurses techs and last, but certainly not least, Mama Leigh @hylkie ! #womeninmedicine #feminem #emresident #emergencymedicine

Dr.Janine Curcio, DO; PGY-4 . “Hands down, the best part about @dh_emergency_medicine is the people: residents, attendings, nurses and staff. It's always nice when you are back in the department after a month or two away and people ask, ‘Where were you? We haven't seen you in awhile.’ People honestly care about other people.” Her proudest moment in residency is when the night nurses asked if she wanted to join them for brunch after an overnight shift at the beginning of her 3rd year. She recalls thinking to herself "I've made it!" . She is particularly thankful for her class. “I wouldn't want to be in "the suck" with any other group of people.” She also wants to thank her husband, Josh, @cfsilverfox81 and her family for all of their support throughout residency and her medical training. Throughout residency, Janine became increasingly involved in the EMS side of things. She loves us so much that she is staying to be part of our @doctorsemsfellowship inaugural class. We couldn’t be more excited to keep her around!

Dr.Chris Evans, DO-Chief Throughout residency, Chris is most proud of the relationships he developed with all ED staff members over 4 years. He always wanted to be the ED physician that staff is excited to see coming in for a shift and he definitely achieved that! What he’ll miss the most at DH is the camaraderie. “I love my fellow attendings, residents, nurses, social workers, respiratory therapists, medics, LPNs. We have an amazing time while providing exceptional care to our patients. Twerking in Blue Pod to Mariah Carey on a Christmas night shift is just one example of the incredible times we had in the ED.” . I would firstly like to thank my fiance, Liz @elizabethmalloy .We survived four years of a long-distance relationship and spent a cumulative 350 hours (14.5 full days) driving to one another via highway 71 throughout residency. Secondly, a big shout out to co-chief, Greg @tanqueray_g . We gave it 100% over the past year and I couldn't have asked for a better partner in crime throughout the journey. Greg is a true workhorse and is always dependable to get any job done. Lastly, I'd also like to thank all of the attendings for shaping us into the physicians we are today. In addition to teaching competency, they've developed us into leaders in the field of EM. It goes without saying that Dr. Fraser @wfraser911 has harbored this culture throughout his long tenure as PD; we can't thank him enough for his contributions to the residency and for training hundreds of exceptional physicians throughout the US. I have met lifelong best friends in residency. I'm so grateful that Doctors Hospital does such a phenomenal job of selecting residents who instantly become family. . After graduation, Chris is looking forward to a 3 week road trip along the northern border of the US, camping, hiking, and visiting national parks. He’ll be settling in Tucson,AZ where he is “oddly excited for monsoon season.” Spoken like a true SoCal native. We’re sad to see him go, but so excited for his next adventure!

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