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Michael Baranowski, MD

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ

Medical School:  Oakland University William Beaumont

EM interests? Ultrasound

Interesting Fact: I've been rock climbing in 6 states.

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Jonathan Eisen, DO

Hometown: Dallas, TX 

Medical School:  University of North Texas

Interesting Fact: Josh Farkas and bourbon enthusiast.

Zachary Glenn

Zachary Glenn, MD

Hometown: Madison, MS

Medical School:  University of Mississippi

Interesting Fact: I sampled Janet Jackson’s “Anytime, Anyplace” in a song before Kendrick Lamar made Poetic Justice.

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Eden Hamayoun, DO

Hometown: Annapolis, MD

Medical School:  Lincoln Memorial University - Debusk

Why LSU Baton Rouge? I wanted to train in a rigorous yet supportive environment. The acuity and pathology with more exposure to critical care than most EM programs in the country stand out here. Not only will you graduate as a highly competent EM physician, but you will also make lifelong friendships.

What do you do on your days off? Binge Netflix and couch naps

Random Fact: I've ridden a camel before.

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Rose-Krystel Hegngi

Rose-Krystel Hegngi, MD

Hometown: Powder Springs, GA

Medical School:  Medical College of Georgia

Interesting Fact: I'm addicted to coffee.

Jay Hogan

Jay Hogan, MD

Hometown: Tallahassee, FL

Medical School:  University of Florida

Interesting Fact: I enjoy going on ghost tours in each new city I visit.

Jarryd Keffler

Jarryd Keffler, MD

Hometown: Denver, CO

Medical School:  University of South Carolina

Why LSU Baton Rouge? The people

What would you be doing if you weren't doing Emergency Medicine? High school teacher & football coach

What do you do on your days off? Lift weights

EM interests? Peds/Tox

Random Fact: I have been chased by a Buffalo

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Timothy Marcus

Timothy Marcus, MD

Hometown: Kentwood, LA

Medical School:  American University of the Caribbean

Why LSU Baton Rouge? Because of the staff. Our program is loaded with staff that are ready, willing, and able to help you succeed in EM.

Interesting Fact: If you use the words "quiet" or "slow" in the ER, bad things will happen.

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Macy McNabb

Macy McNabb, DO

Hometown: Knoxville, TN

Medical School:  Lincoln Memorial University - Debusk

Why LSU Baton Rouge? High volume and acuity, supportive and talented faculty, and the best group of co-residents! This program trains you to be an independent, knowledgable EM physician ready to handle anything that walks into the ED. I especially appreciate that our residents can pick up any acuity patient and do any procedure from Day 1 in the department.

EM interests? Critical care and Global Health (I majored in French!)

What do you do on your days off? Mostly baking

Pets? Lemon, my Siberian cat

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Lauren Theriot

Lauren Theriot, MD

Hometown: Eunice, LA

Medical School:  LSU - Shreveport

Why LSU Baton Rouge?

I love the city of Baton Rouge and LSU. The program offers wonderful training with high volumes and high acuity. We have great ICU training and lots of procedures, and I get to watch my Tigers play on my days off!

What would you be doing if you weren't doing Emergency Medicine? Dance Teacher

What do you do on your days off?

Play with my dogs, Decorate our home for the holidays, Date nights with my husband, Hang out with my family

What is your five-year plan?  Hopefully remain in Baton Rouge or the surrounding area as an EM doctor

Random fact about you?  I’m the oldest of seven girls and we all love to dance! I was an LSU Golden Girl!

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Brittany Wippel

Brittany Wippel, MD

Hometown: San Diego, CA

Medical School:  Oregon Health & Science University

Interesting Fact: I worked in Outback Steakhouse in Sydney, Australia.

Paul Wood

Paul Wood, MD

Hometown: Jefferson, LA

Medical School:  LSU - New Orleans

Why LSU Baton Rouge? The comradery. I didn't have to move far to come here, but it's so much easier to be away from home when you have a second set of friends and family in your co-residents, attendings, and nurses. Also, you can get "good enough" training at any EM program, but our exposure to high acuity will get you ready for the tough cases after residency.

What would you be doing if you weren't doing Emergency Medicine? Firefighter. My childlike understanding of the job duties is as follows: save cats, hose fires, wash trucks, and BBQ.

What do you do on your days off? Rock climbing, Autocross, sailing, fabricating large windchimes

Random fact about you? I was first on scene for a GSW this Fall, thank goodness for our great trauma training!

Pets? Olive (Goldendoodle), I thought intern year was a bad time to get a dog but I couldn't have been more wrong.

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