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Jessica Garcia De Paredes, MD
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Hometown: Panama
- Medical School:Universidad Latina de Panamá Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud Dr. William C. Gorgas
- Residency School: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University (Now known as Corewell Health/MSU)
- Interests within Medical Field: Reproductive Surgery and ways to innovate in the field (3D printing); Lean PCOS; Oncofertility; Menopause, perimenopause; Underserved populations in REI
- Outside Interests: Traveling and getting to learn and experience different cultures and languages, coffee and wine, weekend brunch with friends and family, live shows, broadway, ballet, stand-up comedy, tasting different bakeries around the city.
- Why did you choose this program? This program is special because it provides a unique balance between training fellows to be reproductive endocrinologists and learning to evaluate and manage infertility. This program is also unique in the extraordinarily diverse population it serves, leading to a breadth of uncommon clinical presentations – only ensuring an even more in-depth preparation on any pathology an REI might encounter and at the same time, remaining heavily clinically and surgically engaged with a large volume of surgical cases and IVF cycles per year. The cherry on top was having the opportunity to work alongside the fantastic faculty at Rutgers, including Dr Morelli, Dr Douglas, and Dr Chemerinski.
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Lauren Gibbs, MD
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Hometown: Huntsville, AL
- Undergraduate College/University: University of Alabama at Birmingham
- Medical School: David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA/Charles Drew University
- Residency School: Morehouse School of Medicine
- Interests within Medical Field: Access to Care, Health Disparities, Fertility Preservation
- Outside Interests: Spending time with family and friends, mentorship, traveling, taking dance classes, attending theater performances and concerts.
- Why did you choose this program? I chose this program due to its robust research curriculum and opportunity to engage in translational research as well as clinical research. I value the extensive complex endocrinology experience as well as infertility care and ART. This program also provides the ability to work with diverse patient populations and provide low-cost care through the Fellow's clinic.
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Michael Saad-Naguib, MD
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Hometown: Dalton, GA
- Undergraduate College/University: University of Georgia
- Medical School: Eastern Virginia Medical School of the Medical College of Hampton Roads
- Residency School: University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital
- Interests within Medical Field: Infertility, preimplantation genetic testing
- Outside Interests: Spending time with my wife, 2 boys, and our dog, Packers football, Peloton, and Nespresso coffee
- Why did you choose this program? I chose Rutgers because it provided me with everything I was looking for in a program. The opportunity to begin fellowship with research was very much an attractive feature for me. To be able to come in and start on groundbreaking research right away is very unique when compared to other programs in the country. The clinical training at Rutgers is incredibly robust, and there are several faculty members with whom fellows can learn various perspectives on patient care. Further, several faculty members did their own fellowship training at Rutgers and decided to stay on faculty, and I felt that spoke volumes of how great the comradery must be among the group. Lastly, it is clear to see that the program's number 1 priority is our education, and it is wonderful to be able to learn from such incredible teachers.
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