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Below are profiles ofthe current third-year residents who will be graduating in June 2018.  \nWyoming Medicine Questions  \n1. Where are you from originally and where did you attend medical school?  \n2. What made you consider Wyoming foryour residency?  \n3. What makes Wyoming a unique place to practice?  \n4. If you were recruiting medical students to UW Family Medicine Residency Program in Casper, what would you tell them?  \n5. What are your plans for practice after graduation? Are you interested in practicing in Wyoming?  \nKatrina Quick, MD  \nCasper, Wyoming  \n1. Born in Boston but grew up overseas in Pakistan, Kenya, France and Switzerland before returning to the greater Boston area at age 16. Attended American University of the Caribbean, on the Caribbean island of St Maartin.  \n2. I have always wanted to practice rural, underserved medicine and discovered the Casper program while looking for full spectrum Family Medicine rotationsin medschool. While rotating in Casper for an audition rotation I was particularly attracted to the area because of the outdoor opportunities and adventures as well as the frontier medicine practiced on a daily basis.  \n3. The small, close knit community and people of Wyoming is what makes it a unique place to work. Wyoming medical center in particular provides a cohesive, supportive working environment where physicians, nurses, and axillary staff have the same shared mission to provide the best patient care possible, and where residents are treated with mutual respect.  \n4. The Casper program is well suited for independent learners who are proactive about their learning experiences and embrace learning opportunities at every turn.  \n5. I plan to practice full spectrum, rural family medicine with obstetrics and hope to pursue a fellowship that will further enable me to do so confidently.  \nNina Panasuk, DO  \nCasper, Wyoming  \n1. I attended medical school at the Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine after living in Montana for most of my life.  \n2. The residency in Casper is close to Montana.  \n3. Wide open spaces, rural communities and friendly people.  \n4. The program is great with wonderful staff and faculty.  \n5. I will be the newest hospitalist at a clinic in Billings, Montana.  \nWyoming Medicine  \nBrian Melville, DO  \nCasper, Wyoming  \n1. Most of my family lives in Utah, but I’ve lived a lot of places. I attended Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Erie, Pennsylvania.  \n2. Wyoming is not far from my family in Utah. I also lived in Wyoming previously, and I loved the area.  \n3. There is plenty of space and outdoor activities.  \n4. Our residency affords the opportunity to train in full-spectrum Family Medicine which prepares a new graduate to practice with a larger scope than many  \nother residency programs. It’s a good pick for those who are up for a challenge and want to do everything.  \n5. I am open to practicing in Wyoming or practicing closer to family in Utah. My plans are not definite at this time.  \nKody Seeley, DO  \nCasper, Wyoming  \n1. I am from Colorado and went to medical school at the Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific.  \n2. I wanted training in full spectrum rural family medicine.  \n3. The patient population and variety of opportunities for family medicine trained physicians.  \n4. The Casper residency program will give you the tools to learn full spectrum family medicine in rural America.  \n5. Outpatient rural family medicine and low risk obstetrics.  \nKim Whitaker, MD  \nCasper, Wyoming  \n1. I am from Toronto, and I attended SABA University School of Medicine.  \n2. Wyoming has so many great outdoor activities and amazing people. I also liked the strong full-spectrum medical t","cbCaiomOY3JWjPxv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiomOY3JWjPxv","pdf",4273090,"English","# Wyoming Medicine Questions\n## Resident profile Q&A","[{\"question\":\"How many University of Wyoming Family Medicine residency programs are described, and where are they located?\",\"answer\":\"Two programs are described: one in Cheyenne and one in Casper, both in Wyoming.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the main set of questions used to structure the resident profiles?\",\"answer\":\"The profiles are organized around Wyoming Medicine questions about origins and medical school, reasons for choosing Wyoming, what makes Wyoming unique for practice, advice to recruits, and plans after graduation.\"},{\"question\":\"What training emphasis appears across the profiles?\",\"answer\":\"Many residents highlight full-spectrum, rural family medicine experiences, including opportunities related to obstetrics and broad clinical exposure.\"}]","University of Wyoming Family Medicine Resident Profiles | PDF",1791059270,13]