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Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery

Current Fellows

Allison Lazenby, MD

PGY-7
Hometown: 
Opelika, Alabama
Undergraduate Education: Auburn University (Auburn, AL)
Medical School: University of Alabama (Birmingham, AL)
Residency: Louisiana State University (New Orleans, LA)
Research interests: Surgical outcomes, medical education, global health
Hobbies: Playing tennis, hiking, baking, reading
Thesis Project: Impact of Methocarbamol on Postoperative Voiding Trials following Urogynecologic Surgery: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Quality Improvement Project: Waste Reduction in the OR 

Janice Hejirika, MD

PGY-6
Hometown:
 Baltimore, MD
Undergraduate Education: University of Maryland Baltimore County (Baltimore, MD)
Medical School: Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (Camden, NJ) 
Residency: George Washington University Hospital (Washington, DC) 
Research interests: Healthcare disparities, global health, pelvic floor dysfunction among individuals with symptomatic fibroids, OASIS complications, vesicovaginal fistula 
Hobbies: Writing and performing poetry, reading/book clubs, yoga (but also trying different fitness classes), cooking, spending quality time with friends/family
Thesis Project: TBA 
Quality Improvement Project: TBA

Recent Graduates

Elizabeth Wilkinson, MD (2026)

Current Position: 
Thesis: 

Simone Fertel, MD

Simone Fertel, MD (2025)

Current Position: University of Colorado (Denver, CO)
Thesis: Timing of Active Void Trials After Urogynecologic Procedures

Alexandra Garcia, MD

Alexandra Garcia, MD (2024)

Current Position: Yavagal Urogynecology (Miami, FL) 
Thesis: Identifying Barriers to Diagnosis and Management in Spanish-speaking Latinas with Pelvic Floor Disorders: Provider and Patient Perspectives

Araba Jackson, MD

Araba Jackson, MD (2023)

Current Position: Inova Fairfax Hospital (Falls Church, VA)
Thesis: Topical Lidocaine for Pain Control for Pessary Removal and Insertion, a randomized clinical trial

Ryan Hidalgo, MD

Ryan Hidalgo, MD (2022)

Current Position: USF Health (Tampa, FL)
Thesis: Anterior mesh length as a predictor of sacrocolpopexy success

Eric Chang, MD

Eric Chang, MD (2021)