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Women's Health: Expert Insights from Wesley Nilsson, MD, '17
<p>At <a href="https://www.aucmed.edu/about">American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine</a> (AUC), our students learn the medical sciences from expert faculty and staff.
![Faculty headshot](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/migrations/media/Valigorsky-Sized.jpg?itok=vTg7dwAZ)
Anesthesiologist and pain management physician P. Joseph Valigorsky II, MD ‘87 has been named as a member of the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine.
![Ann Bunyan](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/migrations/media/Ann-Bunyan-Smaller.jpg?itok=urkIQOP3)
Dr. Ann Bunyan, MD '10 was selected to receive the 2018 Herbert S. Waxman Chief Resident Teaching Scholarship earlier this year.
![Doctor checking up on patient](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/migrations/media/cheif-resident-horizontal.jpg?itok=MfBrJKR5)
What does it mean to be named a chief resident or fellow? It means that your program director and peers have deemed you ready to handle additional responsibilities in postgraduate training—such as mentoring and advocating for other members of your team, doing work to support overall program objectives, and other added leadership or administrative duties.
![Anju Patel](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/migrations/media/Anju-Patel2.jpg?itok=QmlV_YXz)
The Class of 2014 grad decided she wanted to become a pediatrician when she took part in a medical mission to Honduras.
![Faculty headshots](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/migrations/media/Grech-Tabaac-4.jpg?itok=_RDDSLbd)
Anesthesiologist Dennis Grech, MD ’01 and neurology resident Burton Tabaac, MD ‘14 recently partnered on a literature review published in the journal Pharmacology & Pharmacy.
![Matthew Johnson](/sites/g/files/krcnkv361/files/styles/atge_default_md/public/2020-03/matthewjohnson1-aem_0.jpg?itok=Sea3P7uK)
As a board certified robotic surgeon, Dr. Johnson performs surgery using very small tools attached to a robotic arm, which he controls with a computer.
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