Clinical Fellows

First Year Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellows (Began 07/12)

Viveka Boddipalli, MD

Medical School:
University of Illinois at Chicago

Residency:
University of Wisconsin Hospital, Madison Wisconsin

Brett Collander, MD

Medical School:
Georgetown University School of Medicine

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Trevor Nicholson, MD

Medical School:
University College, Dublin Ireland

Residency:
St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin Ireland

Randy Orr, MD

Medical School:
Indiana University School of Medicine

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Raj Shah, MD

Medical School:
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria

Residency:
University of Chicago Hospital

Second Year Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellows (Began 07/11)

Paul Joseph Hutchison, MD

Medical School:
Georgetown University School of Medicine

Residency:
University of Chicago Pritzer School of Medicine

Amir Marouni, MD

Medical School:
Baylor College of Medicine

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Carmen Marie Rosario, MD

Medical School:
Ohio State University College of Medicine

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Sean Smith, MD

Medical School:
Mayo Medical School

Residency:
Mayo Clinic

Third Year Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellows (Began 07/10)

Ariel Jaitovich, MD

Medical School:
Universidad de Buenos Aires

Residency:
John Stroger Hospital, Cook County

Michael Keller, MD

Medical School:
University of Iowa Roy J and Lucille A Carver College of Medicine

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Shira Osher, MD

Medical School:
New York University School of Medicine

Residency:
University of Chicago Medical Center

Clara Shroedl, MD

Medical School:
Northwestern University

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University

Graduated Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellows (Began 07/09)

Leonard Go, MD

Medical School:
University of IllinoisCollege of Medicine, Chicago, IL

Residency:
University of Texas-Southwestern Medical Center

Ashraf Luqman, MD

Medical School:
GeorgetownUniversitySchool of Medicine

Residency:
MayoClinicGraduateSchool of Medicine

Bobby Shah, MD

Medical School:
University of Missouri-Columbia School of Medicine

Residency:
University of Illinois College-Chicago

Graduated Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellows (Began 07/08)

Rohinee Beri, MD

Medical School:
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, WI

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Research Interests: Dr. Beri’s research involves working with A549 cells (a human malignant clone that functions similarly to lung epithelial cells) to further investigate the molecular pathogenesis of asbestosis. Particularly, she is focusing on the endoplasmic stress response and its contribution to apoptosis in an asbestos model.

Kathryn Radigan, MD

Medical School:
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, WI

Residency:
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University, Chicago, IL

Research Interests: Dr. Radigan’s research focuses on studying quality improvement in the intensive care unit by examining the role that a daily rounding checklist may play in improving clinical outcomes. In addition, she is conducting a translational project analyzing the role of extracellular proteasome activity in patients with sepsis. Dr.l Radigan is currently supported by the NIH institutional T32 NRSA grant, and have applied for individual F32 NRSA funding.

Curtis Weiss, MD

Medical School:
Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

Residency:
Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

Research Interests: Dr. Weiss’ research focuses on studying the quality improvement in the intensive care unit by examining the role that a daily rounding checklist may play in improving clinical outcomes. In addition, he is conducting a translational project analyzing the role of extracellular proteasome activity in patients with sepsis. Dr Weiss is currently being supported by the NIH institutional T32 NRSA grant, and have applied for individual F32 NRSA funding.