Comments from Residents

"I knew this was a strong program before coming here, but I have been pleasantly amazed at the amount of support I have received as an intern from fellow residents, faculty, clinic and hospital staff. I have never felt left to myself."
Jamey Sotis, MD
2008 Graduate

"I can't tell you how happy I am with my decision to come to North Memorial.  Moving to Minnesota was a very big change for me; however, it was well worth it.  The faculty here are not only very able physicians, but also very kind, caring, and supportive individuals who are genuinely interested in their residents' learning and wellbeing.  This comes through in everything they do and was one of the most important factors that drew me to this program."
Robert Mullaney, MD   
2006 Graduate

"Out of over 25 interviews at family medicine residencies across the country, North Memorial was my first choice because of the outstanding OB opportunities, excellent faculty, and Level I trauma center.  I have not been disappointed!"
Jacquelyn Ziegler, MD   
2005 Graduate

"I chose North for the great mixture of patients achieved from an inner-city clinic and a nearby admitting suburban hospital. I believe this diversity is needed for superb training of the future family physician to handle any situation."
Chistopher Balgobin, MD
2004 Graduate

"The fact that North Memorial is an unopposed residency program in a large, Level I trauma center gives it the best of both worlds. You get the experience of being in a large, multi-specialty hospital with three ICU's and great diversity of patient population, and yet you get the personal, one-on-one experience of being in a small community hospital. Great combination!"
Tricia Hall, MD     
2004 Graduate

"North Memorial offers a very well-rounded residency program. Our faculty is excellent, and we have the opportunity to work one-on-one with preceptors who are experts in their field. Our curriculum is broad-based and diverse. Plus, there are many chances to get involved in the community and enjoy that aspect of family medicine."
Kacey Justesen, MD
2002 Graduate