UNIVERSITY TRACK RESIDENT<\/p>\n
Hello everyone, my name is Dallas, and I am from the cold and snowy Rochester, NY! I started college in the equally frigid Erie, PA, at Mercyhurst University and transferred back home to St. John Fisher College after my sophomore year. In college I had the privilege to play division II and III soccer, while majoring in biology. In my gap year I worked on a master\u2019s in public health at St. John Fisher, while employed as a behavioral health technician at Rochester General\u2019s inpatient psychiatry unit. Medical school brought me to Campbell University, in Lillington, NC, where I met my now fianc\u00e9e Meg (a Pediatrics resident at UNC)! During my rotational years, I fell in love with being able to wear the many different hats that came with switching specialties. Partnered with my passion for sports and MSK, family medicine became a no brainer.<\/p>\n
Family was a major value of mine while captain of my college soccer team, and so when looking for residency programs, I wanted one that worked as a family, while also providing the strongest training possible. UNC was the clear number 1. They offered a robust curriculum with a wide range of practice settings, while also maintaining a welcoming and comforting learning environment. Living in North Carolina during medical school allowed me to explore the triangle, and I fell in love with it. North Carolina has a ton to offer, and it was exciting to be able to have more time to enjoy it. My clinical interests include sports medicine, behavioral health, and lifestyle medicine.<\/p>\n
Outside of medicine, I live for my family and friends \u2013 spending time with my fianc\u00e9e, brother, parents and beloved friends means everything to me. I enjoy weightlifting, video games, reading, travel and outdoor activities. I am also a massive soccer fan and geek. Go Bills!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"