Family Medicine Woodland Hills Medical Center - Residents

R-1 Class

Tyler Goldberg, MD

Tyler Goldberg, MD

Undergraduate School

Rutgers University – Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy

Medical School

Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Clinical Interests

Preventative Medicine, Community Medicine, Point-of-Care Ultrasound.

How I Thrive

I customized and built my own computer!

Why Kaiser?

When I began applying for residency, I sought out programs that bolstered well-rounded training and placed an emphasis on creating a supportive environment. On my interview day, I felt as though KPWH FM Residency Program exemplified these ideals perfectly. The great number of educational opportunities was invigorating, and the culture of kindness shined through in every interaction. I am immensely grateful for this opportunity, and I am thrilled to begin establishing my roots in southern California!

✽Hello! My name is Tyler, and I was born and raised in Colonia, New Jersey. For undergrad, I stayed locally and attended pharmacy school at Rutgers University. In pharmacy school, I was drawn towards understanding mechanisms of action and learning how to best employ medications to optimize care plans. However, as I progressed, I felt a growing desire to play a more direct role in patient care, which led me down the path of medicine. I was fortunate enough to be accepted into the dual degree PharmD/MD program and continued my education at RWJMS. In medical school, I was most impacted by my role as a student doctor at a community clinic where I developed a strong bond with my patient over 4 years and gained invaluable experience with navigating social determinants of health. Throughout my training, from both the lens of a pharmacist and a physician, I developed a passion for longitudinal care and forging a strong bond with my patients. This realization, combined with my desire to hold a strong understanding of multiple disease states, led me to Family Medicine. I am excited to be joining a specialty where I can continue to work with a diversity of patients and make a lasting impact on my patients’ lives. In my free time, I enjoy, weight-lifting, playing soccer, videogames, and spending time with friends.

Sophie Harris, MD

Sophie Harris, MD

Undergraduate School

Pitzer College, Claremont, CA

Medical School

University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine

Clinical Interests

Women’s Health, Underserved Population Health, Integrative Medicine

How I Thrive

I grew up alpine ski racing!

Why Kaiser?

I was drawn to KPWH because of the small, supportive, and close-knit environment fostered by residents and faculty that was apparent on my interview day. Additionally, I am excited to have hands on training in the resident procedure clinic and women’s health clinic.

I’m a Maine native who ventured to California for my undergraduate studies at Pitzer College in Claremont, CA where I majored in Human Biology with a focus on Cross Cultural Health and Healing. During college I had the opportunity to study abroad in Quito, Ecuador, where I spent five months living with a host family. Following graduation, I worked in a laboratory studying cancer biology for three years while also volunteering for a women’s cancer program as a peer support volunteer. I then attended medical school at the University of Miami, where I engaged in a student group that assisted uninsured and undocumented women access affordable contraception and healthcare. During medical school, I enjoyed all my clinical rotations, but I felt most at home during my Family Medicine rotation. Its patient-centered, holistic approach resonated with me. I appreciate the specialty’s versatility, allowing me to explore different aspects of medicine while still focusing on my passion for women’s health. Outside of medicine, I find joy in sewing, staying active, live music, and spending quality time with my fiancé and two cats.

Sahil Khullar, MD

Sahil Khullar, MD

Undergraduate School

Union College, Schenectady, NY

Medical School

Albany Medical College

Clinical Interests

Full Spectrum

How I Thrive

I enjoy speaking Spanish & listening to country music/hip-hop/EDM.

Why Kaiser?

Dr. Dor, Dr. Garcia, and the current chief residents, Krystle & Emilee, all seemed to prioritize a learning culture that fosters growth and support. Though I have not started residency, this program seems to offer ample resources, versatile procedure training, approachable faculty/residents, a prioritization of resident wellness, geriatrics & Spanish speaking patients, and frequent didactics at a quality hospital.

I was born and raised locally in the San Fernando Valley (Granada Hills High School ‘2015). I went to Union College for undergrad, a small liberal arts college in upstate New York (majoring in philosophy & biology) and received my MBA from Clarkson University. I attended Albany Medical College to obtain my medical degree. I ultimately decided to pursue family medicine due to patient continuity, wide scope of practice, procedure training, and the belief that quality preventative primary care is the ultimate key to a successful healthcare system. I enjoy playing basketball (go Lakers!), skiing (lots of ice to ski in the east), traveling, and learning about other cultures/languages.

Reanna Liaw, MD

Reanna Liaw, MD

Undergraduate School

University of California, San Diego

Medical School

Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Clinical Interests

Adolescent Medicine, Women’s Health, Geriatrics, Palliative Care, Behavioral Health.

How I Thrive

I once performed at the Lincoln Center in New York City.

Why Kaiser?

On my interview day, I was struck by the warm and supportive atmosphere among the residents and faculty. I knew this was the type of program that nurtures its’ trainees.

✽Hi there! My name is Reanna Liaw. I was born and raised in the San Gabriel Valley (the other valley). I attended UC San Diego and received a BS in Biochemistry and Cell Biology. Following my undergraduate studies, I stayed at UCSD and received a MS degree in Biology for my research of the neuroendocrine reproductive axis. It was during this that I realized I wanted a career with more meaningful patient care. After receiving my master’s degree, I worked as a scribe in several specialties, including, primary care, ENT, cardiology, and oncology. From my experience in working with different specialists, I saw primary care physicians as the “home base” for patients–the ones who follow their patients in sickness and in health. For medical school, I was lucky enough to be accepted to Keck School of Medicine of USC, less than 10 miles from my hometown. While at USC, I continued to grow my interest in primary care as a part of the Primary Care Program. My clinical rotations in medical school only reaffirmed that I want to provide comprehensive healthcare and build long-term relationships with my patients. In my free time I enjoy reading, hiking, and listening to podcasts.

Chelsea Lieu, MD

Chelsea Lieu, MD

Undergraduate School

Loyola University Chicago

Medical School

Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science

Clinical Interests

Preventative Medicine, Dermatology, Headaches, Outpatient Procedures, Integrative Medicine, Medical Education.

How I Thrive

I enjoy spontaneity and am always ready for an adventure, whether it’s trying different activities/hobbies, traveling to new places, or going out of my way to discover unique hole-in-the-wall restaurants or thrift stores.

Why Kaiser?

I chose KPWH for its well-balanced curriculum that offers strong, unopposed training while also valuing wellness and a supportive environment.

I was born and raised in Chicago, and I am thrilled to start the next chapter of my life in LA. I attended Loyola University Chicago for my undergraduate studies and worked in clinical research for three years before I started medical school. I chose family medicine because I enjoy its broad scope and the unique opportunity to care for patients through all stages of life, allowing for the development of meaningful relationships and highly personalized care. Outside of medicine, I am passionate about food, travel, spending time outdoors, and quality time with friends and family. I grew up in a household that embraced a blend of Chinese, Filipino, and Vietnamese cultures, which is where my love for food and exploring the unique flavors of different cuisines was born. While Chicago will always have a special place in my heart, I can’t wait to explore LA and its extensive food scene!

Hank Wang, MD

Hank Wang, MD

Undergraduate School

University of California, Los Angeles

Medical School

Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science

Clinical Interests

Community Medicine, Preventative Medicine, Palliative Care, Procedures.

How I Thrive

I am a burger enthusiast and am always looking for new restaurants to try!

Why Kaiser?

I chose KPWH FM Residency Program because of the warm and collegial training environment that was able to be conveyed even through Zoom. I knew I wanted to train at a program that balances resident learning and wellness, and after speaking with faculty and residents it was clear that this was their top priority. Additionally, being able to train at a small and unopposed program with a community emphasis was exactly the type of residency I was looking for!

✽Hello! My name is Hank, and I grew up in the Inland Empire in Temecula before moving to LA where I attended UCLA (Go bruins!) studying Physiology. I took 1 gap year after graduating during which I worked as an EMT providing transport for mainly Kaiser patients, including Kaiser Woodland Hills! For medical school, I moved to Chicago where I attended Rosalind Franklin University, and although it’s an awesome city and I loved my time there, I am ecstatic to be back in sunny SoCal! As a first generation Asian American, I knew I wanted to pursue Family Medicine after seeing firsthand the impact that a competent primary care physician can have on members of the community like my parents. I truly believe that the continuity of care and relationships formed as a result has been the best part of training to become a physician. In the future, I also hope to form great relationships with all my patients and make a positive difference in the community I end up serving. In my free time, I love to explore restaurants, spend time with my Corgi and Samoyed, play video games, attend music festivals, travel, and watch football/baseball.

R-2 Class

Samantha Delamare, DO

Samantha Delamare, DO

Undergraduate School

University of California- Santa Barbara

Medical School

Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine-California

Clinical Interests

Women's Health, Pediatrics, Adolescent Care, LGBTQ+ Medicine, Behavioral Health

How I Thrive

I have six (!) siblings. Growing up we drove around in van that looked like an airport shuttle which we called "the big blue bus."

Why Kaiser?

I chose KPWH for its people, culture of kindness, and well rounded, evidence based training! I spent the majority of my medical school clinical years rotating through various Kaiser hospitals, and appreciated practicing in a system that centers itself around evidence based, patient centered care. I am also thrilled to be coming back to the LA area to be close to family and to return to the community where I grew up and intend to practice some day!

Hello all! My name is Sammy and I grew up just over the hill in Brentwood, Los Angeles! For undergrad, I moved up to the coast to Santa Barbara and attended UCSB, and then moved even further up the coast to the Bay Area for medical school at Touro CA (I’m a California girl through and through!). Between undergrad and medical school, I did clinical research in spine orthopedics. Counterintuitively, working in such a specialized field made me recognize the value of continuity of care, and I knew primary care was my calling. In medical school, I enjoyed pieces of every clerkship, and I ultimately chose family medicine because it was a piece of everything. Through experiences as both a patient and a provider, I realized the impressive impact this specialty could have on a patient’s life, cementing that Family Medicine was what I was meant to pursue.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my huge family (almost all of whom are LA based!), cooking new recipes with my husband (Half Baked Harvest is our favorite!), and going on long walks (whether they be in the mountains or on the beach) with our golden retriever Ellie.

Jennifer Lu, DO

Jennifer Lu, DO

Undergraduate School

University of California, Los Angeles,

Medical School

Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific

Clinical Interests

Community medicine, underserved population health, outpatient procedures

How I Thrive

I have been playing the piano since I was 5 years old and love covering songs from my favorite artists and movie soundtracks!

Why Kaiser?

I got to experience the KPWH FM Residency Program firsthand as a fourth-year medical student through a Community Medicine rotation. During this rotation, I found that this program truly offered everything I was looking for, including a strong unopposed training, a friendly and supportive environment, and many opportunities to serve the community. I am honored and excited to return to KPWH as a resident!

Hello, my name is Jennifer! I was born and raised in LA County and attended undergrad at UCLA, where I majored in Human Biology and Society. After seeing the many homeless and underprivileged communities surrounding campus, I was inspired to start volunteering with vulnerable populations at a free family clinic, where I promoted pediatric literacy and served as a clinic assistant, and at Title 1 elementary schools, where I taught fitness and nutrition. During my time in medical school at Western University, some highlights included volunteering at various free primary care clinics and cooking and serving free dinners to the homeless populations around campus. All these experiences laid the foundation to my lifelong commitment to caring for those in need. I found my calling in Family Medicine, which allows me to achieve exactly that. I also enjoy building personal and long-term relationships with my patients, caring for people of all ages and backgrounds, and treating a variety of pathology through acute, chronic, and preventive care. All of this made Family Medicine a natural fit for me. In my free time, I love traveling to new places (I have been to 12 countries so far and am continuing to add to the list!), listening to acoustic music on my record player and live in concerts, and making matcha lattes and desserts.

 

Julie Nguyen, MD

Julie Nguyen, MD

Undergraduate School

Creighton University

Medical School

University of Nebraska College of Medicine

Clinical Interests

Preventative medicine, underserved population health, women's health, medical education

How I Thrive

People's jaws have dropped after seeing my moves on Dance Dance Revolution (DDR).

Why Kaiser?

I chose KPWH because of the warm, supportive community that shined even through Zoom and the unopposed, broad-spectrum training because of my goal to become a well-rounded physician. I was also hoping to leave my hometown and grow as a person as well during training, and I am thrilled to be here because I love being in Southern California!

I was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. As the firstborn child to immigrant parents, I was raised in a low-income household that valued dedication and hard work. I am the first in my family to go to college, and therefore, the first to become a physician. At Creighton University, I studied chemistry, worked closely with refugees in a citizenship test preparation course, and went on service trips across the United States. These experiences, along with my personal experiences growing up on Medicaid and with parents who were not fluent in English, heightened my awareness of the needs of patients with low socioeconomic status and those who face a language barrier. I hope to utilize these experiences to help advance our practice as future family medicine physicians. I chose family medicine because I want to help people reach their full potential in life and to prevent disease from impacting a patient’s chance to experience everything that life has to offer. Also, I enjoy being able to treat a wide range of conditions in any age group! In my free time, I enjoy trying new restaurants, lifting weights, yoga, board games, video games, and reading.

Kathleen Tor, MD

Kathleen Tor, MD

Undergraduate School

University of Southern California

Medical School

Creighton University School of Medicine

Clinical Interests

geriatrics, underserved population health, community medicine, health technology, women's health

How I Thrive

I danced ballet for almost two decades!

Why Kaiser?

I knew the KPWH FM Residency Program was right for me because of the supportive culture that I immediately felt on my interview day. It was clear to me that the residents felt supported and the faculty truly cared about providing an excellent education. I am so grateful and excited to be starting this new chapter of my medical career at KPWH!

Hello! Born and raised in Los Angeles, I’m ecstatic to be back home for residency. My grandparents played a large part in raising me and my brother, and they are the reason why I’m passionate about geriatrics. I went on to study biology and aging at USC (go Trojans!) and after graduating, worked at the LA County Elder Abuse Forensic Center before starting medical school. During my rotations, I was immediately drawn to Family Medicine because I knew I wanted to advocate for my patients by developing long-lasting relationships and exploring the various social determinants of health affecting their wellbeing. I could not have found my passion in medicine without the support of my wonderful mentors in medical school, incredible partner, winsome group of friends, and loving family. Outside of medicine, my hobbies include spending time with my partner, painting, any and all crafts, cooking, photography, and traveling.

Lynn Utley, MD

Lynn Utley, MD

Undergraduate School

California State University Channel Islands

Medical School

Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California

Clinical Interests

Preventative medicine, women’s health, biopsychosocial health, procedures, point-of-care ultrasound, medical education

How I Thrive

I was born at Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills!

Why Kaiser?

I chose Kaiser Woodland Hills for the robust clinical training within a supportive team of administrators, faculty, and residents. During my medical school sub-internship at KPWH, I was immediately welcomed as a part of the family medicine team while being taught, challenged, supported, and encouraged to grow in my clinical abilities.

Hello! My name is Lynn Utley. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley and began gravitating towards the sciences from an early age. I continued those interests during undergraduate years while studying at CSU Channel Islands. There, I obtained a Bachelor of Science in biology and a chemistry minor while conducting research in nucleoside synthesis. While simultaneously volunteering at local hospitals and free clinics, I gained a deep appreciation for the medical field’s blend of science, innovation, and human connection.

Attending the Keck School of Medicine of USC allowed me to expand my curiosity in medicine and service. There, I was able to contribute to teams in research, leadership, and advocacy. Throughout clinical training at Keck, I discovered a love for primary care, continuity of care, holistic well-being, and ultimately, a passion for family medicine. Outside of medicine, I enjoy exercising, live music, and spending time with family.

Shane Varghese, MD

Shane Varghese, MD

Undergraduate School

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Medical School

Frank H Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University

Clinical Interests

Hospice and palliative medicine, integrative medicine, preventative medicine

How I Thrive

During college, I got to spend a semester studying abroad in Hong Kong and visiting other countries in Asia!

Why Kaiser?

I was drawn towards Kaiser Permanente’s integrated model of healthcare delivery, which prioritizes Family Medicine and preserves its values. Physicians at Kaiser are incentivized to provide high quality primary care and promote population health. During my interview day with KPWH, I could immediately sense the warmth and friendliness of all the residents and faculty I interacted with. It was easy to envision myself as a resident there.

Hello! My name is Shane Varghese. I was born and raised in the Chicagoland area. Growing up, my only exposure to healthcare had been through my mom, who immigrated here from India and has worked as a nurse for over 20 years. During college, I originally pursued a career in accounting but then had a change of heart and decided to pursue medicine instead. I began volunteering at the local hospice and discovered how therapeutic longitudinal relationships can be for patients. In medical school, Family Medicine resonated with me the most. It was the only specialty that captured the essence of why I chose medicine: to combine scientific knowledge with compassionate care and build lasting relationships with patients. When I’m not busy studying or working, I enjoy playing basketball, rooting for my hometown Chicago Bears and Bulls, and listening to interesting podcasts.

R-3 Class

Christopher D’Arrigo, MD

Christopher D’Arrigo, MD

Undergraduate School

California State University, Monterey Bay

Medical School

University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson

Clinical Interests

Preventative medicine, procedures, integrative medicine

Why Kaiser?

I chose KPWH for its supportive atmosphere and unopposed, high-quality training. On interview day, I made connections with residents and faculty, and really believed I would be valued and feel like part of the team here.

Hello! I was born and raised in Monterey, California on the central coast. Although I originally was going to pursue agricultural business for my career, my path took a turn when I developed a deep interest in science. During my undergraduate studies, I majored in molecular biology, and also expanded my passion for medicine as I engaged in physician-shadowing and volunteer opportunities. After working as a medical scribe in San Diego, I was sure medicine was the ideal career for me, so I moved to Tucson and began medical school at the University of Arizona. During my time there I became involved in the student-run clinics, providing free medical care to uninsured patients. Throughout my clinical years, I furthered my interest in family medicine, and was especially drawn to the versatile scope of practice while maintaining a focus on longitudinal care over time. I look forward to providing comprehensive healthcare and building long term relationships with my patients in the future. In my free time I enjoy surfing, hiking, and spending time with my wife and family.

Angela Deng, MD

Angela Deng, MD

Undergraduate School

University of California, Irvine

Medical School

State University of New York Upstate Medical University

Clinical Interests

Integrative medicine, mental health, women's health

Why Kaiser?

I was won over by how exceptionally welcoming, happy, and helpful the residents, faculty, and staff are. During my interview, I could feel that KPWH fosters a supportive culture that values wellness as well as education, which was the kind of environment I wanted to work and learn in.

Hi! I was born and raised in Southern California and am excited to be back home to take care of the communities I grew up in. I completed my undergraduate studies in biology at UC Irvine. While in college, I enjoyed getting involved with the local community in activities such as teaching underserved students and volunteering with hospice. As a result, I decided to pursue a field which combined science and service, which led me to the East coast to study medicine (and experience a real winter). In medical school, I grew to appreciate the importance of primary care when I volunteered at local free clinics and homeless shelters. I naturally found my place in family medicine with passionate, inspirational mentors who showed me the joy in developing long-term relationships with patients from all walks of life. In my free time, I enjoy reading, drawing, gaming, and cooking.

Sara Larsen, MD

Sara Larsen, MD

Undergraduate School

Lawrence University

Medical School

University of South Dakota, Sanford School of Medicine

Clinical Interests

women's health, obstetrics, medication-assisted treatment

Why Kaiser?

I am thrilled to become part of the KPWH family medicine residency program. Logistically, it fit the bill for what I was looking for: unopposed, focused on wellness and located somewhere warm. More importantly though, my virtual interview with residents and faculty helped me see what a supportive environment the KPWH FM residency has and what great mentorship I will receive as I learn and grow throughout residency.

Hello and welcome! I was born and raised in Sioux Falls, South Dakota and then attended Lawrence University in Appleton, WI for undergrad where I studied Flute Performance and Biochemistry. I dabbled in many things throughout undergrad: swing dancing, pickleball, tutoring in several subjects and working with the admissions office. I took a year after undergrad to work in the hospitality industry and as a nanny for a 1 year old. Throughout all of this, a future in medicine was always in the back of my mind and I gained exposure to healthcare through volunteering at the hospital, shadowing pediatricians and spending 5 weeks at a public hospital in La Plata, Argentina. After my gap year, I landed back in South Dakota for medical school. I participated in my school’s Frontier and Rural Medicine program in Parkston, SD (town of 1500!) where I fell in love with the field of family medicine. Getting to practice a little bit of everything through family medicine fits myself as a “dabbler”, and I love the sense of connection family medicine allows both with individual patients and the community as a whole. I am excited to be moving to Southern California with my partner and our 3 cats. Outside of medicine, I enjoy reading, making music, spending time outdoors, playing board games and baking.

Christina Nguyen, DO

Christina Nguyen, DO

Undergraduate School

Temple University

Medical School

Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Interests

Health policy, procedures, behavioral health

Why Kaiser?

I was lucky enough to do a sub-internship here during my 4th year to experience firsthand the supportive learning environment cultivated by the KPWH residents, faculty, and staff. From the very first day they made me feel like a part of the team, providing encouragement and offering advice when I needed it. I also chose the program based on its strong outpatient curriculum and specialty clinics in dermatology and sports medicine.

Hi there! My name is Christina (Chrissy for my family and friends) and I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona as the eldest daughter of six kids. For my undergrad I moved to the city of Philadelphia majoring in Neuroscience at Temple University. While there I was a resident assistant for three years and was able to embrace my love for mentoring that I had inherently gravitated towards from my role as an older sister. I enjoyed the longitudinal aspect of the position and the ability to work with my residents as they grew through the year. For medical school I decided that the East Coast wasn’t for me and I began my move back West to attend Rocky Vista University in Utah. At RVU I was part of the Academic Medicine and Leadership track which fostered my interest in advocacy and health policy analysis. During my third-year clerkships I recognized that my interests of mentoring, advocacy, and longitudinal care were exemplified by the field of family medicine. Coupled with my professional interests in procedures and behavioral health, it was an easy decision from here! Outside of medicine you can find me trying to brew the perfect cup of coffee, spending time with friends and family (including my dog Althea), or binging horror movies in my PJs.

Olayemi Osibowale, MD

Olayemi Osibowale, MD

Undergraduate School

University of California, Irvine

Medical School

University of California, Riverside School of Medicine

Clinical Interests

Woman’s health, behavioral health, underserved population health

Why Kaiser?

I chose Kaiser Woodland Hills for its close-knit community, positive culture, and strong well-rounded training. I am incredibly grateful, humbled, and excited to be starting my residency in family medicine at Kaiser Woodland Hills!

I was born in Inglewood and raised in Chino Hills, California. I am the daughter of Nigerian immigrants and the first in my family to become a physician. From a young age, my parents instilled the importance of hard work and compassion which fostered my passion for community service and underserved medicine. As an undergraduate at UC Irvine, I studied biology and psychology with the goal of practicing medicine that considers the physical, emotional, and social factors of patient care. It was during my time volunteering at free clinics that I truly recognized the importance of preventive medicine, primary care, and continuity of care. I ultimately chose family medicine because of the diversity of patients and pathology, longitudinal care, flexibility, and the whole person focus that it offers. Outside of medicine, I enjoy cooking, candle-making, roller skating, exploring new restaurants, and being in nature.

Joseph Yasmeh, MD

Joseph Yasmeh, MD

Undergraduate School

University of California, Los Angeles

Medical School

University of California, Riverside School of Medicine

Clinical Interests

Point-of-care ultrasound, addiction medicine, medical education

Why Kaiser?

I’ve been a patient at Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills and even volunteered here for 5 years, writing biographies for patients. So coming back home to this hospital and community was an easy choice for me.

I’m a Los Angeles native born to a Jewish-Iranian family. Growing up, I was the kind of kid who had fun playing chess during recess or looking at bugs under a microscope. Not much has changed.

To speak with a current resident of the program,
contact our Program Coordinator at (818) 719-4828.

Where are recent graduates now?

Graduates (PDF)

Our graduates pursue diverse career opportunities in many fields of medicine in many parts of the world. Our recent graduates have pursued fellowships in Sports Medicine, fellowships in Geriatrics, opportunities in the county health system, a rural health project in Honduras, roles in academia, opened a solo practice specializing in obesity and nutrition, master in public health administration at Harvard University, as well as opportunities within the Kaiser medical system, private practice, group practice and roles within family medicine residency training programs.