• Dr. Alyssa Park’s experience after completing a two-month rotation devoted entirely to research.
• Dr. Chris Good takes advantage of Geisinger’s natural surroundings.
• Drs. Thomas and Anne McCarter make medicine a family affair.
• Dr. Hengameh Rastegar’s worldly travels after residency have been a “truly gratifying experience.”
• Dr. Howard Pride makes triathlon training a priority.
• Dr. James Guzek, a spiritual man on a human mission.
• Dr. Jason Johanning on the benefits of medical collaboration.
• Dr. Kathryn DeHart takes her Geisinger training back home to the mountains of Wyoming.
• Dr. Khan Siddiqui path to Microsoft as principal program manager of the Health Solutions Group.
• Dr. Mary Chester Wasko recalls her days as the first female Internal Medicine chief resident at Geisinger.
• Dr. Matt McElroy on why “exercise is probably the best medicine.”
• Dr. Michael Cannon’s Geisinger residency prepared him for an OB/GYN practice where he often treats the most complicated case.
• Dr. Michelle Thompson’s initiative to improve quality control systemwide.
• Dr. Mitchell Schwartz follows his passions: medicine and skiing.
• Dr. Nektarious Lountzis on beginning careers as clinician researchers.
• Dr. Patrick Davol on military life after residency.
• Dr. Richard Martin bridges two eras of family medicine at Geisinger.
• Dr. Rick Hale recalls his days as chief resident.
• Dr. Rishona Corson talks about working exercise into her daily routine.
• Dr. Scott Girard on why he chooses to make exercise a priority.
• Dr. Shady Salib medical practice takes him to the Nevada desert.
• Dr. Steven Marks leaves his busy practice each February for the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal.
• Dr. Stewart Eidelson contributes to patient education in big way.
• Dr. Tedd M. Goldfinger explores the link between wine and heart health.
• Dr. Vince Varano reflects on practicing in the “Golden Age” of medicine.

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