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Beyond Residency in Rochester

We have a great relationship with our fellowship programs, hospitalist division and the primary care community. Hear what some of our graduates who choose to stay and train and/or practice in Rochester are saying:

Nicholas Bartell, MDI had opportunities to participate in research projects which allowed me to match into the fellowship of my choice. In addition the training I received made me a more competent fellow on day 1."

Nicholas Bartell, M.D.
Former Gastroenterology Fellow, Current Faculty

Carlos Diaz-Balzac, MD, PhDExcellent preparation. [I] felt ready and with an excellent knowledge base on day 1 of fellowship. Mastering eRecord was also very helpful with the transition from residency to fellowship."

Carlos Diaz-Balzac, M.D., Ph.D.
Former Endocrinology Fellow, Current Faculty
Physician Scientist Training Program

Dominick Roto, DOI was able to move on to fellowship and feel like I had more than the 'expected minimum' of medical knowledge, and this really let me make the most out of my first year of training."

Dom Roto, D.O.
Former Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine Fellow, Current Faculty

Filip KoritysskiyI joined a practice where I would be working as a nocturnist. It felt like a natural next step after residency. During my training, I had plenty of exposure to both day and night shifts, and I learned how to manage patients independently while still knowing when to ask for help. Nights taught me how to think on my feet, stay calm under pressure, and trust my clinical judgment. At the same time, my experience during the day gave me a solid foundation in rounding, coordinating care, and working closely with multidisciplinary teams. I came out of residency feeling confident in my ability to handle both the fast pace of night work and the complex decision-making that comes with daytime hospital medicine. That balance made me feel ready to take on either role as a hospitalist."

Filip Koritysskiy, M.D.
Current Hospitalist within UR

Anima GhimireMy residency at URMC was exactly what I needed — a perfect blend of challenging cases that kept me curious, and a friendly, professional atmosphere that made me feel genuinely supported. The connections I built here and the collaborative culture were so meaningful, I chose to stay for fellowship. It’s a place where respect and camaraderie go hand in hand, and that balance prepared me well for my fellowship!"

Anima Ghimire, D.O.
Current Rheumatology Fellow