The success of a residency program rests on the shoulders of its distinguished chief residents.
Chief residents—selected from the top of the class—are role models of leadership and professionalism. They are not only in charge of carrying out administrative duties and managing clinical responsibilities as faculty physicians, but they also serve as teachers, mentors, advocates, and advisors to each and every resident within the Department of Medicine.
A significant portion of our faculty in General and Geriatric Medicine Divisions within the Department of Medicine have previously served as chief residents and are now serving as stellar physicians throughout the community.
The number of former chiefs in the Department of Medicine not only demonstrates the academic and administrative prowess of our primary care physicians but also highlights the unique ability that UNC has to attract and retain the best of the best. These individuals represent the former chief residents in just two of our twelve divisions.
Division of Geriatric Medicine:
- Deb Bynum: University of North Carolina
- Maureen Dale: University of North Carolina
- David Lynch: University of North Carolina
- Rosanne Tiller: University of North Carolina
- Junève Toche: University of North Carolina
Division of General Medicine and Clinical Epidemiology:
- Katie Allen: University of North Carolina
- Lee Berkowitz: University of North Carolina
- Hannah Coletti: University of North Carolina
- Russell Coletti: University of North Carolina
- Cristin Colford: University of North Carolina
- Darren Dewalt: University of North Carolina
- Katie Gill: University of North Carolina
- Karen Kimel-Scott: Brown University
- Christopher Klipstein: University of Virginia
- Laura Loehr: Wake Forest University
- Jared Lowe: Duke University
- Shana Ratner: The University of Chicago
- Alyssa Tilly: University of North Carolina
- Amy Weil: Yale University
- De-Vaughn (Monty) Williams: University of North Carolina