Fellowship Match Day 2024 continues tradition of excellence

Residents on fellowship match day

Continuing a tradition of excellence, this year’s Fellowship Match Day on December 4, 2024, proved a success for many of the Department of Medicine residents seeking subspecialty fellowships, as well as the department’s own fellowship programs.

“We are all so very proud of our residents and future fellows,” says residency program director Andy Coyle, MD, associate professor, General Internal Medicine. "This year's terrific fellowship match day is a well-deserved recognition of their hard work and commitment to both clinical and professional growth. We're also grateful to the many outstanding mentors in the department who have supported, challenged, and guided them throughout their residency experience."

Here are all department residents who matched, listed with their subspecialties and fellowship institutions:

  • Anas Abed, MD; Cardiology; UW–Madison
  • Mazen Almasry, MBBS, chief resident; Gastroenterology; Cleveland Clinic
  • Paloma Cabral, MD; Hematology/Oncology; UW–Madison
  • Erik Ehlers, MD; Pulmonary/Critical Care; UW–Madison
  • Lucas Fass, MD, chief resident; Gastroenterology; UW–Madison
  • Nick Gallo, MD; Pulmonary/Critical Care; University of Illinois–Chicago
  • Mariana Garcia Arango, MD; Cardiology; UW–Madison
  • Allison Giuffre, MD; Infectious Disease; University of Chicago
  • Collin Goebel, MD; Cardiology; University of Minnesota
  • Alex Hoffman, MD; Cardiology; UW–Madison
  • Justine Hung, MD; Hematology/Oncology; UW–Madison
  • Mounica Konjeti, MD; Gastroenterology; University of Vermont
  • Brandon Leding, MD; Pulmonary/Critical Care; University of Alabama–Birmingham
  • Janki Mistry, MD; Geriatric Medicine; Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai — The Mount Sinai Hospital
  • Joshua Morny, MD; Gastroenterology; Ohio State University
  • Sean Mortenson, MD; Pulmonary/Critical Care; UW–Madison
  • Raul Ocampo Landa, MD; Pulmonary/Critical Care; UW–Madison
  • Geralyn Palmer, MD, chief resident; Pulmonary / Critical Care; Vanderbilt University
  • Matthew Rabska, MD; Endocrinology; UW–Madison
  • Oscar Ramirez Ramirez, MD; Gastroenterology; UW–Madison
  • Palwinder Sodhi, MD; Cardiology; University of Indiana
  • Dalia Sriwi, MBBS; Rheumatology; University of Utah
  • Divya Vundamati, MD; Rheumatology; University of California–Los Angeles
  • Maggie Walker, MD; Hematology / Oncology; UW–Madison
  • Emma Williams, MD; Hematology / Oncology; UW–Madison
  • Jeremy Williams, MD; Cardiology; UW–Madison
  • Giovanna Zampierollo-Jaramillo, MD, MS; Cardiology; Corewell Health / Michigan State University

Department welcomes 42 new fellows

The Department of Medicine also looks forward to welcoming 42 new trainees into its fellowship programs: 14 internal medicine residency alumni (including one current chief resident) and 28 trainees from other institutions.

“I’m so proud of our fellowship leaders,” says fellowship programs coordinator, Kara Westmas, MS. “Without their hard work, we wouldn’t have such an amazing match. It is such an honor and a privilege to be part of it!”

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Top row, L-R: Drs. Ramirez, Garcia Arango, Vundamati, Hung, Sriwi and Cabral, celebrate with a selfie; Dr. Ocampo Landa, left, with Megan Devereaux, clin res coord II, Allergy, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine; Drs. Palmer and Williams hi-five and Dr. Gallo looks on. Bottom row: Dr. Goebel; Alana Bryant, MD, PG-1; Dr. Ehlers and baby; outgoing chiefs Almasry, Palmer, Fass and Probst. All photo credit: Clint Thayer/Department of Medicine.

About the Match

Organized by the National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®), the Medical Specialties Matching Program (MSMP) encompasses 14 internal medicine subspecialties and four sub-subspecialties.

Applicants digitally submit their profiles and rank their preferences of available positions. After reviewing applications, program directors also submit their rank order of candidates, and then the NRMP algorithm “matches” applicants to fellowship programs.

Banner: Matched residents show their pride at a celebratory luncheon. Credit: Clint Thayer/Department of Medicine.