Daniella Zipkin, MD
Daniella Zipkin, MD, associate program director for Ambulatory Care, offered this note of thanks for the division faculty who taught residents within Duke clinics this year, as well as an update of faculty and attendings within this setting.
We would like to take a moment to acknowledge our division faculty who have brought their skill and dedication to teaching residents in the clinic setting this year. Thank you for all that you have done for ambulatory teaching at Duke! We look forward to further strengthening the residents’ experience in ambulatory medicine.
Residents in the internal medicine training program see patients regularly at one of three continuity clinic sites. The ambulatory portion of their education is unique in allowing a longitudinal view of residents’ progress and building longer term relationships with both faculty and patients.
Listed below are the incoming, current, and outgoing teaching faculty at the clinics as of July 2015!
Pickett Road:
Welcome to David Halpern, Claire Kappa, and Michael Meredith!
Thank you to our continuing attendings:
Vaidehi Boinapally
Jennifer Brown
Audrey Metz
Bruce Peyser
Sharon Rubin
Kathleen Waite
Farewell and thank you to Brian Wolf and Jacqueline Rookwood!
VA Prime:
Welcome back to Gene Oddone!
Thank you to our continuing attendings:
Marisa D’Silva
Jerome Ecker
David Edelman
Susan Isbey
Douglas McCrory
Sonal Patel
Susan Rakley
Zayd Razouki
India Reid
Jeanette Stein
John Whited
John Williams
Farewell and thank you to Karen Goldstein and Will Yancy!
Duke Outpatient Clinic:
Welcome to Patrick Hemming, who will join us in August, from Hopkins!
Welcome to Armando Bedoya, Ambulatory Chief Resident!
Thank you to our continuing attendings:
Cheryl Baker
Ebony Boulware
Lynn Bowlby
Alex Cho
Natasha Cunningham
Marisa D’Silva
Larry Greenblatt
Diana McNeill
John Paat
Anne Phelps
Brian Wolf
Dani Zipkin
Sincerely, Daniella Zipkin, MD
