Hi everyone! I'm Gaby, and I'm so excited to serve as the TGH Administrative Chief Resident this year! I was born and raised in Miami and completed my undergraduate degree at UCF before attending NSU-KPCOM in Clearwater, FL. I loved the Tampa Bay area so much during medical school that I decided to stay for residency, and I couldn't be happier with that choice. Outside of work, I love trying new restaurants and coffee shops, spending time with my husband (and our dog Rex), and staying active with group fitness classes. I'm applying to Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine fellowship this cycle and hope to pursue a career in academic medicine with interests in medical education and quality improvement.

Hello! My name is Ben. I grew up in Indiana and went to Indiana University for med school. Go Hoosiers?! I still have a little bit of a hard time saying that as a long-time Purdue fan. I am passionate about teaching, mentoring, QI, and patient safety and am honored to serve as the TGH Operations Chief this year. I look forward to continually improving our program to be the best it can be! Outside of the hospital, my wife and I loved exploring the Tampa area especially with our paddleboards! I love soccer, pickleball, water and snow skiing, and of course the best organ of the human body – the heart. I applied to cardiology fellowship this year and I’m excited to find out in December where I will be training for the next three years! I look forward to meeting you on the interview trail and hope you can get a sense of how great our program is.

Hi! I'm Shannon Munro, one of the third-year Chief Residents. I'm originally from Massachusetts and attended Florida State University for my undergraduate education before earning my medical degree from the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. I plan to pursue a career in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. I've called Tampa home for the past six years, and it's where my husband and I have built our life and started our family. Outside of medicine, you'll usually find me spending time with my family and our two Golden Retrievers, trying new restaurants around Tampa, traveling, or out on the boat. I'm excited to serve as a Chief Resident this year and look forward to supporting our residents while helping make residency a rewarding, collaborative, and memorable experience for everyone.

Hi everyone! I’m Yordan, I was born in Cuba and raised in Naples, FL. I completed both my undergraduate and medical degrees at Florida State University (Go Noles!), and in between I earned a master’s degree at USF and worked as a medical assistant at TGH. After living in Tampa before medical school, I knew I wanted to return and be a part of USF. You can’t really beat the culture, beaches, food, and abundance of activities and sports events in Tampa. Outside of residency, you’ll likely find me spending time with my fiancé and our Goldendoodle, Rio, at the gym, at St. Pete Beach, walking along Bayshore or the Riverwalk, traveling, or exploring Tampa’s coffee and food scene. I’m pursuing a fellowship in Gastroenterology and applying this upcoming cycle. The USF IM program has given me incredible opportunities, meaningful connections, and friendships, and I’m excited to give back and advocate for my fellow residents as a Chief Resident!

Hi everyone! I’m Rosemary. I grew up in northern Minnesota near the Canadian border before moving to Fort Worth, Texas for medical school at the University of North Texas. Since then, I’ve been enjoying life in Tampa! Growing up in a rural area gave me a love for the outdoors. I enjoy hiking, camping, boating and skiing and still try to make it back home at least once a year to see the snow. In Tampa, I spend my free time cooking and baking, gardening, quilting, walking along Bayshore and playing music, primarily mandolin and guitar. I was part of a smaller group of PGY-2 residents who trained in a hybrid clinical model across both the VA and Morsani continuity clinics, and I hope to bring that perspective to my role as Continuity Clinic Chief. After residency, I will be applying for an Allergy/Immunology fellowship. What first drew me to this program, and what continues to make it special, is the incredible resident community. I’m grateful to be part of such a supportive group and look forward to working with all of you and getting to know everyone throughout the year!

Hi everyone! I'm Corbin, current Chief Resident at Moffitt Cancer Center. I grew up in St. Louis, Missouri before heading to Southern Methodist University in Dallas for undergrad. I went on to earn a master's in medical physiology at Loyola University Chicago, then attended medical school at the University of Missouri in Columbia. What drew me to USF was the welcoming and inclusive culture and the opportunity to rotate at both Moffitt Cancer Center and Tampa General Hospital. Since starting residency, I've focused much of my clinical and research energy in hematology/oncology, working closely with the myeloma and MPN teams at Moffitt Cancer Center. I'm applying to hematology/oncology fellowship this cycle, with a particular interest in malignant hematology. Outside of the hospital, I enjoy weightlifting, cooking, and like to unwind by spending time with my wife and dog, reading fantasy novels (big Brandon Sanderson fan), and watching movies. I'm grateful for everything I've learned and all of the connections I've made at USF and am excited to keep giving back to the program as chief.

Hi everyone! I’m Kinley and I’m from Palm City, Florida. I went to the University of Florida for undergrad (go gators!) and ACOM in Alabama for medical school. I’m excited to serve as one of the inpatient Chief Residents in Quality and Safety at the VA, and looking forward to another year in the best city! USF has been the best place to train and has truly given me the greatest mentors and friends. I have strong interests in quality improvement, medical education, women’s health, and preventive medicine and hope to incorporate all of these in my career as I pursue Cardiology fellowship. After work, you can find me walking my dog Lainey, taking CAMP exercise classes, reading, traveling, trying new restaurants, and enjoying the warm weather in Tampa.

Hi everyone! I'm Adam. I grew up in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. I came to Tampa in 2019 for the SELECT MD program at USF Morsani, which sent me back to Pennsylvania for my clinical years at Lehigh Valley, and by the time I finished I knew I wanted to return here for residency. My clinical and research interests center on advanced heart failure and mechanical circulatory support, and most of my work so far has been with our VA-ECMO and transplant patients. As Academic and Research Chief, I want to make research feel reachable for residents earlier in training and make our dedicated educational time interactive and immersive. Outside the hospital I like a good Barry’s class with some hot yoga every now and then, spend my other free time at Disney and Universal (my fiancée and I love HHN), and play with my mini Goldendoodle and mini poodle. I'm applying for cardiology fellowship this cycle, and I'm honored to serve as your Academic and Research Chief at the VA.

Hey everyone! I'm Sean and am grateful to serve as the inaugural Ambulatory Medical Education Scholar, primarily based at the Healthpark and Morsani outpatient clinics. I grew up in the Chicago suburbs, moved to Champaign, Illinois for undergrad (I-L-L!), and then lived in Chicago while completing my Master's, med school, and my intern year. I am applying to Hematology/Oncology during this fellowship application cycle. Tampa Bay has been a wonderful and unique place to spend a few years. I've been lucky to find a home in the USF Internal Medicine program with a tight group of co-residents and attendings who eagerly embraced me as someone who joined during my second year. In my free time, you can probably find me tinkering with my fantasy football roster, reading every article I can find about the Bears/Blackhawks/Bulls/Cubs/Sox, and exploring all of the beaches populating the Gulf Coast. If you see me, say hi!

Hello! My name is Robbie Krahmer, Chief Resident for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety at the James A. Haley VA Hospital. I'm originally from Minnesota and completed medical school at the University of Minnesota. I moved to Tampa for residency at USF and have loved calling it home for the past 4 years. Academically, I’m passionate about QI, academic medicine, and gastroenterology. 

Hi everyone! My name is Rasika Patil. I was born and raised in Michigan and went to the University of Michigan for my undergraduate studies (Go Blue!). I traded snowy winters for Florida sunshine when I came to UCF for medical school, and later couples-matched to USF for residency. Since moving south, I’ve fully embraced life in the sunshine and love any chance to be outdoors. Outside the hospital, you can usually find me on the tennis court, out for a walk, or planning my next travel adventure with our bunny, Stinky. I’ve also become a bit of a foodie along the way and enjoy trying out new restaurants and coffee shops whenever I can. Beyond residency, I’m interested in cardiology and passionate about improving systems of care. I’m excited to serve as a chief resident of quality improvement and patient safety and look forward to making a meaningful impact for both patients and our team!