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Tyler Bittner<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Essex Junction, Vermont
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> The University of Vermont, (Microbiology, 2016)
\nMedical School:<\/strong> The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson, 2024
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> EMS, wilderness medicine, medical education
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Spending time with his family and pets, any outdoor activity, board games, fossil collecting
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I chose UNC for residency because I desired a training experience that would allow me to care for ill patients from day one. I valued the opportunity to train at a variety of clinical sites and the ability to pursue my specific EMS interests in the discipline tracks. Plus, everyone felt welcoming and happy.
\nEmail:<\/strong> tyler.bittner@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Breanna Blaschke<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Minneapolis, MN
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Bethel University, St. Paul
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Wake Forest School of Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> EMS, Critical Care, POCUS
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Making music, pulling elaborate pranks, traveling with my husband, Tyler, and our rescue dog, Reese; anything outdoors (tennis\/hiking\/biking\/camping\/climbing\/swimming), true crime podcasts
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I chose UNC above all for the fit. I could tell that the culture in the department was friendly and fun, and I saw a community where I would be supported in both personal and professional growth throughout my residency. I also knew UNC would provide unparalleled longitudinal training at both community and academic sites, which was a priority for me. And, of course, the location \u2013 a great food and arts scene centered between the mountains and the beach \u2013 that\u2019s pretty hard to beat!
\nEmail:<\/strong> breanna.blaschke@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Courtney Botkin<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Staunton, VA
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Christopher Newport University
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine- Virginia
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> EMS, Wilderness Medicine, Ultrasound
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Hiking, whitewater rafting, kayaking, pickleball, reading
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> From the moment I met the residents, I knew I wanted to be at UNC. It was clear during interview day that this program placed equal emphasis on academics and resident well-being. The program embodies academic and community medicine through the broad range of clinical sites. After talking with the residents during the second look, it was obvious that they felt well supported by the staff but also knowledgeable and confident in their skills. It did not take me long to realize this was where I wanted to learn emergency medicine!
\nEmail:<\/strong> courtney.botkin@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Jenn Davidson<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Media, PA
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> University of Vermont
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Addiction Medicine, Medical Education, Ultrasound
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Running, Hiking, Skiing, Traveling, Spending time with my dog, Reading, Baking
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> When it came to a residency program, I was looking for a program that would offer me a broad spectrum of experience. UNC offered what I was looking for in terms of a mix of academic and community training sites, a variety of subspecialty trained physicians who I could learn from, and a varied patient population. On top of everything that UNC had to offer, when I came to visit for a second look day, I was overwhelmed by how welcoming all the residents were and how beautiful the Chapel Hill\/Durham\/Raleigh area was.
\nEmail:<\/strong> jennifer.davidson@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Ben Duncan<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Spruce Pine, NC
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Wake Forest University
\nMedical School:<\/strong> UNC School of Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Rural Emergency Medicine, Ultrasound, Wilderness Medicine
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Sports, Reading, Video games, Dallas Mavericks, Spending time with my nephews
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> Growing up in the small, rural town of Spruce Pine, NC, I was always a diehard UNC Basketball fan who dreamed of being at UNC for higher education in the future. While I briefly rebelled and attended Wake for undergrad, I followed that up by attending UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health for my MPH before attending UNC School of Medicine. While doing an Acting Internship in Emergency Medicine at UNC, I felt like I immediately hit it off with the attendings and residents. Hanging out with the residents outside of the hospital made it clear this is a place that I could be myself while receiving excellent training. I tried to be as open-minded as possible while applying to and interviewing with residency programs, but UNC was my top choice from day one. Now I’m incredibly excited to become a Triple-Heel by completing Emergency Medicine residency at UNC.
\nEmail:<\/strong> benjamin.duncan@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Jonny Hecktman<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Northbrook, IL
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Washington University in St. Louis
\nMedical School:<\/strong> University of Illinois – Chicago
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Ultrasound, MedEd, Critical Care
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Golf, Tennis, Hiking, Flying Trapeze
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I chose UNC because It was the first interview where I truly felt comfortable. The faculty and residents all were friendly, supportive, and genuine. I could tell that along with excellent education and patient care, resident wellness was at the top of the program\u2019s priorities. Further, UNC offers an awesome mix of community and academic training, which helps to produce well-rounded EM physicians. As an added bonus, I get to trade in the cold Chicago winters for North Carolina!
\nEmail:<\/strong> jonathan.hecktman@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Hanze Julio<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Orlando, FL
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> University of South Florida
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Ross University School of Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Sports medicine, tactical medicine
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Spending time with family, audiobooks, traveling, cooking
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I was drawn to this residency program after meeting the program director. Her direct and straightforward style really stood out to me; she was honest about what the program offers, what it expects, and how residents are supported. That kind of clear communication and leadership really resonated with me. During my visit, I also had the chance to meet several of the residents, and they were not only welcoming but genuinely happy. Seeing how comfortable and supported they felt confirmed that this is the kind of environment where I could thrive.
\nEmail:<\/strong> julio.hanze@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Kiefer Kious<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Dwight, IL
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Augustana College
\nMedical School:<\/strong> University of Illinois College of Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Cardiovascular emergencies, EMS, Critical Care, Administration
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Weightlifting, golf\/sports, traveling, finding new restaurants and breweries, time with family\/friends
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I chose UNC because when I met the residents and faculty during my interview it immediately felt like I was talking with friends. The family feel and genuine support for one another definitely stood out. During my second look day I got to experience the UNC family first-hand and I remember feeling at home. The wide range of clinical experience in both academic and community medicine, mentorship from world-class educators, and the beautiful state of North Carolina made this decision a no-brainer. I know the first-rate education and training at UNC will mold me into an excellent physician in any clinical setting!
\nEmail:<\/strong> kiefer.kious@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Kyle Langston<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Austin, Texas
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Baylor University
\nMedical School:<\/strong> UT Southwestern
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Ultrasound, Global Health, Medical Education
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Backpacking, traveling, reading, listening to podcasts
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> Growing up two of my close relatives were tar heel grads, so I was raised as a Longhorn\/Tarheel hybrid fan. My wife and I fell in love with North Carolina after a backpacking trip to the Smoky Mountains, and I knew I had to come back for residency. UNC stood out to me because we get to train at so many different hospitals and see tons of patients. I was also impressed by the distinguished faculty present in my fields of interest (namely global health and ultrasound). Not to mention all the stellar collegiate athletics to cheer on. Go heels!
\nEmail:<\/strong> kyle.langston@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Tavien Mapp<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Denver, CO
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> UNC Chapel Hill
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Pediatric EM, Ultrasound
\nHobbies:<\/strong> basketball, music production, hiking, fishing
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> Since undergrad, UNC has always felt like home to me. I have met so many wonderful individuals throughout my time at UNC and look forward to growing that number. As always, GO HEELS!
\nEmail:<\/strong> tavien.mapp@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Lyndsay Oakeson<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Durham, NC
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Duke University
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Drexel University
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Ultrasound, medical education
\nHobbies:<\/strong> cooking, baking, traveling, horseback riding, skiing
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> UNC combines so many things I was looking for in a residency program. The clinical training is top notch, with UNC and WakeMed allowing for a broad range of training experiences in academic and community medicine. The location is perfect – I grew up in Durham so I might be biased but I think the Triangle is such an amazing place to live with beautiful weather, great restaurants and breweries, and the best college basketball in the country. Lastly- it\u2019s the people! I worked as a scribe at UNC for a few years prior to medical school, so I was able to witness firsthand the culture of the residency program. Everyone is so friendly, supportive, and passionate about teaching. I\u2019m very excited to be continuing my journey back at UNC!
\nEmail:<\/strong> lyndsay.oakeson@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Soroosh Parsa<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Marietta, GA
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> University of Georgia
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine-Georgia
\nAreas of Interest:<\/strong> Sports Medicine, Wilderness Medicine
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Soccer, Mountain Biking, Skiing, Traveling
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I chose the UNC EM program because of its strong commitment to clinical excellence, supportive culture, and academic rigor. The mix of academic and community training made it clear that graduating residents truly can manage any chief complaint that walks through the door. During my interview, I was especially drawn to UNC’s emphasis on mentorship and resident wellness and the faculty’s genuine interest in our personal\/professional development. The opportunity to train at a top tier academic center with a strong reputation for community service, research, and innovation made choosing UNC an easy decision to continue my EM training…also the Triangle is an awesome place to live!!
\nEmail:<\/strong> soroosh.parsa@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Carolyn Rapp<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Raleigh, NC
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> UNC Chapel Hill
\nMedical School:<\/strong> UCF College of Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Wilderness Medicine, Global Health, Rural Health, Preventive Medicine
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Piano, hiking, soccer, running, cycling, swimming, being a dog mom
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> Interviewing here felt like coming home. Every single faculty member and resident was kind, authentic, and down to earth. I knew I wanted to train at a strong academic center with a high-volume community hospital, and UNC has the best of all worlds. I wrote all over my notes from interview day that it felt like where I was supposed to be. I also wanted to be closer to my family in Raleigh and love living in the Triangle, so it was an easy decision on my part. I’m grateful to be a part of the UNC Emergency Medicine family. Go Heels!
\nEmail:<\/strong> carolyn.rapp@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Sam Stedman<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> Houston, TX
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> United States Military Academy
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
\nAreas of Interest in EM:<\/strong> Rural medicine, wilderness medicine, resuscitation, ultrasound
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Offroading, camping, wildlife, lifting, music, sketch art, serial houseplant murder, run-on sentences (see below)
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> The Research Triangle is nestled within driving distance of Uwharrie National Forest (i.e. Jeep heaven), swamp coastlines where you can see alligators and sea turtles in the wild on the same day, and countless adventure havens between. The powerhouse technical work for which the area gets its name attracts an incredibly varied and impressive group of people to join in trips to aforementioned destinations. The Triangle also happens to be home to one of the best EM training programs in the South, with excellent exposure to pediatrics, non-academic settings, robust skills training, and notable involvement in the space of rural medicine. The combination of these factors initially drew me to UNC; what struck me in my interactions with the program was how consistently thoughtful the residents and faculty were. By the end of the interview season it was clear the leadership at UNC was in the business of teambuilding. I was thus unsurprised that within weeks of Match Day the group chat of the incoming interns had already gotten rowdy in the best way possible; I knew I had found my people.
\nEmail:<\/strong> samual.stedman@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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Erin Streeter<\/h2>\n
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\nHometown:<\/strong> McDonough, GA
\nUndergraduate:<\/strong> Minnesota State University
\nMedical School:<\/strong> Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine
\nAreas of Interest in Medicine:<\/strong> Medical Education, Global Health, Ultrasound
\nHobbies:<\/strong> Tennis, Hiking, Hanging out with my dog, Reading , Black Hawks fan
\nWhy I chose UNC:<\/strong> I immediately felt comfortable and supported by the faculty and staff. It was evident to me that they were committed to creating knowledgeable, experienced physicians that would go above and beyond to provide excellent patient care. Additionally, I found training at a University hospital would better prepare me for a broad range of pathology with a wide range of patients.
\nEmail: <\/strong>erin.streeter@unchealth.unc.edu<\/a><\/div>\n
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