Current Residents

Aaron has an interest in neuro-immunology and the neurologic presentations of systemic rheumatologic conditions and will be starting his Neuro-Immunology Fellowship here at Yale in July of 2023. He is an active member of the Clinician-Educator pathway and is regularly involved in the clinical and didactic education of Yale School of Medicine students. Additionally, he continues as the most recent host of the Yale Neurology Exam Prep Podcast and is involved in analysis of this medium as an educational platform. He is otherwise involved in a review of RIS and the multiple sclerosis prodrome in collaboration with the Pediatric Neurology Department at Yale. For the 2022-2023 academic year Aaron is serving as one of the Education Chief Residents. Outside of the hospital Aaron enjoys hiking with his dog, skiing, and grabbing a tasty meal with his co-residents.

Undergrad: Johns Hopkins University

Medical School: Wake Forest University

Victor has an interest in neuromuscular disease and will be starting his Neuromuscular fellowship here at Yale in July 2023. In his spare time, he enjoys running, hiking, cooking, and spending time with his colleagues.

Undergrad: SUNY Binghamton

Medical School: Stony Brook University

Anisha has developed 3D printed temporal bone models to provide ENT residents opportunities to practice dissecting temporal bones and prepare for difficult surgery. She has also worked on integrating environmental and occupational health science into the medical school curriculum, and is co-founder of "Share the Loaf," and organization that raises money for charitable organizations by selling freshly baked bread and cookies. She is a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. She enjoys travel, sight-seeing, cooking, sewing, knitting, dance, and music.

Undergrad: Case Western University

Medical School: Case Western University

Barbara has studied the long-term association between chemotherapy-induced neuropathy (CIPN) and quality of life in breast cancer survivors, and the association between resilience and spirituality and long-term patient outcomes in critical illness. Prior to med school, she was a nursing officer in the Navy, including a tour in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. She is a member of the Gold Humanism Honor Society and the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. She enjoys outdoor activities, running half-marathons, travel, and podcasts.

Undergrad: Saginaw Valley State University

MBA: Grand Canyon University

Medical School: Oakland University

Sloane is interested in cognitive impairment, specifically secondary cognitive impairment associated with systemic disease. She completed an internal medicine residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital in 2020, after which she began her neurology residency also at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Her research focuses on cognitive impairment in various disease populations, including organ transplant recipients and patients with pulmonary hypertension, as well as investigating the connection between systemic inflammation and cognition in Alzheimer's disease. She developed the Neurology Resident Research Program and will serve as the Research Chief Resident for the 2022 - 2023 academic year. She enjoys gluten free baking, running, and always has emergency chocolate available if needed.

Undergrad: Yale University

Medical School: Stony Brook University

IM Residency: Yale University

Lindsey has studied end-of-life discussions and challenges facing patients with dementia and their families. She worked as a residential care aide prior to med school, and prior to that, was a program leader for wilderness adventure program. Prior to medical school, she was involved in Americorps, and served as co-president of the international health organization at her med school. She earned several merit scholarships while a student at Temple. She enjoys reading, aquatic planting, wilderness backpacking, and classical violin.

Undergrad: Houghton College

Medical School: Temple University

Melissa has studied the role of platelet ERO1-alpha in thrombus formation in wild-type and KO-ER01 alpha mice. She served as the national vice president of internal affairs for the Latino Medical Student Association and was the founder of her school's LMSA chapter, which won the award for Outstanding New Student Organization in 2017. She was a winner of the AAN Neurology Medical Student Prize for Excellence in 2018. She enjoys Latinx-American and English literature, meditation, and yoga, coffee, furniture restoration, and gardening.

Undergrad: University of Illinois Chicago

Medical School: Chicago Medical School

Harry is interested in medication education. He is on the Clinician-Educator Pathway and serving as one of the Education Chief Residents. He is creating materials focused on teaching the basics of general neurology and epilepsy. He will be staying at Yale for fellowship in Epilepsy. His hobbies include reading historical non-fiction, amateur astronomy, hiking, and being married to Christine Gummerson (Neurology Class of 2024).

Undergrad: Johns Hopkins University

Medical School: Rutgers University

Annie has done clinical research into the causes of diagnostic delays in patients with new onset focal epilepsy. During medical school, she earned the Anthony J. Grieco Award for Outstanding Essay in Creative Arts at NYU in 2017. She serves as one of the residency Recruitment Chiefs in the 2022-2023 academic year. She enjoys ballroom dancing, beach days, good food, and ancient history. She will be pursuing fellowship at the University of Virginia in Clinical Neurophysiology.

Undergrad: University of Virginia

Medical School: New York University

Katy has interests in medical education and movements disorders. During residency she created an online education tool to teach movement disorders for psychiatrists as part of her Clinician-Educator pathway project. She will be staying at Yale after residency as a fellow in Movement Disorders. She is passionate about recruiting the next generation of Yale Neurons and serves as one of the Recruitment Chief Residents during the 2022-2023 academic year. Outside of medicine, she enjoys trying to cook new recipes, hosting dinner parties with friends, running and re-watching the same three shows again and again on Netflix.

Undergrad: Cornell University

Medical School: SUNY Upstate