Internal Medicine Los Angeles Medical Center - Alumni Life
Life After Residency
The path to matching into fellowship starts early in residency. Incoming interns who have an interest in pursuing a fellowship or research are paired to a specialty mentor. These advisors, along with scheduled info sessions, provide guidance and support to all residents interested in fellowship. In the past 8 years, the Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Internal Medicine program has consistently matched residents to their top fellowship programs.
Below are some of the destinations of the graduating class of 2024.
Nathan Oh will be a General Internist at KP Downey.
Becky Moon will enter Gastroenterology Fellowship at KP LAMC.
Luis Paniagua will be a General Internist at KP Sacramento.
Kelly Quinn will enter Pulmonary Critical Care fellowship at USCF Fresno.
Jonathan Rees will serve as our PGY-4 Chief Resident.
Nicole Baghdasaryan will enter Pulmonary Critical Care fellowship at Harbor UCLA.
Rashini Jayaratne will enter Infectious Disease fellowship at UCLA.
Siamak Kohan will enter Cardiology fellowship at KP LAMC.
Eric Kwong will be a hospitalist at KP OC.
Pareesa Haririan will enter Pulmonary Critical Care fellowship at USC.***
Dr. Jasmine Saeedian will be a General Internist at KP West LA.
Dr. Alice Wilson will enter a Nephrology fellowship at KP LAMC.
Our Chief Resident, Nalini Jain, will enter Rheumatology fellowship at UC Irvine.
Graduating Residents
Graduating residents not pursuing a fellowship secure a practice opportunity during their PGY-3 year. Many residents stay with Kaiser Permanente while others branch out to Cedars-Sinai, UCLA, community hospitals and private practice.