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First Year

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Allison Herzfeld

Medical School: Rutgers, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Residency: Duke University

PhD: Princeton University

Professional Interests: Malignant hematology, precision oncology, research involving MRD detection and molecular profiling to better understand cancer relapse

Reasons for choosing the fellowship: "I chose UW for its outstanding clinical training, collaborative culture, and strong research environment. Together with the Madison VA, UW offers unique opportunities in precision oncology and translational research. UW's track record of scientific innovation and impactful clinical trials aligns well with my research interests, while Madison's welcoming community and exceptional quality of life make it a great place to call home."

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Tom Enright

Medical School: University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health

Residency: University of Washington Internal Medicine Residency Program

Professional Interests: Solid tumor oncology, cancer biomarkers and precision oncology, medical education, mitigating cancer disparities  

Reasons for choosing the fellowship: "After leaving Wisconsin for my residency training at the other UW (University of Washington), returning back to my home state for fellowship training was the best fit for me. The combination of outstanding faculty at an excellent Comprehensive Cancer Center, a supportive training environment, the program's support of medical education, and proximity to family made UW Health the place for me!"

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Kendra Marr, MD, PhD

Medical School: MD/PhD, The University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson

Internal Medicine Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Genitourinary (GU) oncology and the development of novel biomarkers to improve cancer diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment; particularly liquid biopsy approaches, including circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and cell-free DNA (cfDNA).

Reasons for choosing the fellowship: "Because of its outstanding balance of clinical excellence, innovative research, and collaborative culture. As someone with a strong interest in genitourinary oncology research, I was particularly drawn to the program’s wealth of dedicated mentors and the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge clinical and translational research. UW provides an ideal environment to develop as a physician-scientist while working alongside leaders in the field who are committed to advancing cancer care and supporting trainee growth."

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Chase Junge, MD

Medical School: Indiana University School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Malignant hematology, solid oncology, cellular therapy, and medical education

Reasons for choosing the fellowship: "I chose Wisconsin because of the incredible supportive and personal environment that exists here. The ability to reach out to any staff and find immediate and helpful support and guidance and broad availability of mentorship is unmatched. The collegiality among the fellows and staff is second to none. Madison is also a perfect place for our family to explore the outdoors and have fun 12 months a year."

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Evan Keiser, MD

Medical School: Indiana University School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Increasing hematology/oncology access to rural and underserved populations, social determinants of health research, quality improvement and governmental advocacy as a professional physician on behalf of patients.

Reasons for choosing the fellowship: "Collegiality among faculty and fellows to teach trainees in a welcoming atmosphere, longitudinal VA continuity clinic with primary ownership of patient cases, flexibility of schedule with clinical and research rotations and comprehensive cancer center location with access to groundbreaking clinical trials and research."

Second Year

Ali Soham

Soham Ali

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

Residency: University of Virginia

Professional Interests: Solid tumor oncology, bioinformatics and precision oncology, shared decision making

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “I chose UW for the incredibly supportive training environment and the chance to work with outstanding faculty. The program’s flexibility, research support, and mentorship are paramount in setting me up for the career that I want. The outdoor activities and food options in Madison sealed the deal!”

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Justine Hung, MD

Medical School: New York Medical College

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics

Professional Interests: Medical oncology, GI oncology, breast cancer

Reason for choosing our fellowship: "During residency, I was able to see firsthand the supportive community of the heme/onc department. The fellows have numerous opportunities to pursue research and work with experts with a diverse breadth of expertise. I fell in love with Madison quickly after moving here for residency, and I am grateful to have the opportunity to continue my training here!"

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Paloma Cabral, MD

Medical School: Universidade Federal do Ceará Faculdade de Medicina Fortaleza Brazil

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics

Professional interests: Academic Hematology, community service 

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “I distinctly remember as an intern at UW having some of the fellows and faculty become role models for me in their communication skills with patients. Also, I wanted to be part of a program that supported me in any career choice I made. UW has been a great place to work since residency, and Madison is the perfect size of city for me.”

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Maggie Walker, MD, MPH

Medical School: Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics

Professional Interests: Solid tumor oncology, understanding and mitigating cancer disparities (particularly in vulnerable and rural populations), teaching and medical education

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “I have been at UW for nearly 5 years and have really cherished my relationships here. Through residency training and now working as a hospitalist, I have had wonderful experiences with the oncology staff and department. I know that I can become the oncologist that I wish to be in the future at UW with a great blend of academic and clinical excellence.”

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Emma Williams, MD

Medical School: University of Michigan School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics

Professional Interests: Malignant hematology, cellular therapy and transplant, palliative care

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “UW was an easy choice for me due to its collegial environment, robust training experiences, and ideal location in Madison. The division and leadership are supportive of diverse career paths and provide ample opportunities to explore areas of interest.  Perhaps most importantly though, I love living in Madison and hope to continue to call it home.”

Third Year

Caroline Burkey, MD

Caroline Burkey, MD

Medical School/Graduate School: New York Medical College

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: GI Oncology, Teaching, Interprofessional Education

Reasons for choosing our fellowship: “I love this program! The fact that we have so many incredibly talented UW grads stay here for fellowship speaks to the quality of the education we receive. Madison is also an incredible city to raise our young family.”

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Alex Carlson, MD

Medical School: University of Washington School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Solid tumor oncology, precision oncology, shared decision making, and medical education.

Reasons for choosing our fellowship: “I chose UW for many reasons, including the outstanding mentorship I have received from faculty and other fellows, the abundant opportunities for professional and personal development, and the collegial work environment. Madison has been a great introduction to the Midwest for me, and I am excited to continue my training here.”

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Alaina Kelly, MD

Medical School: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Classical and malignant hematology, medical education, and cancer survivorship.

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “During my residency and interview process at UW, I was drawn to the supportive and caring environment. Staff consistently go out of their way to care for patients and to help residents and fellows thrive. I love the many outdoor activities Madison has to offer, and it's a great place to have dogs and kids.”

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Danielle McQuinn, MD

Medical School: University of Washington School of Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics

Professional Interests: Malignant hematology, CAR-T cell therapy, bone marrow transplant, and communication and palliative care in advanced illness.

Reason for choosing our fellowship: “I chose UW because of the exceptional faculty mentors who epitomize excellent patient care. The collegiality and supportive learning environment within the heme/onc department is unmatched and the dedication to teaching among the faculty is outstanding.”

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