General Preventive Medicine Residency

Our Residents

The General Preventive Medicine Residency at the Bloomberg School attracts top-notch physicians from all over the world. Learn More

Our Graduates

Graduates of the program go on to prominent careers in government, private industry and academia. Learn More

Our Program

After an intensive two-year training program, our residents are ready to be leaders in the field of preventive medicine. Learn More

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Our Residents

Erin Corriveau, MD

First Year

Elham Hatef, MD, MPH

First Year

Eldesia Granger, MD

First Year

Gregory Weaver, MD

First Year

Christopher Gudas, MD

First Year

Joshua Sclar, MD, MPH

First Year

Matthew Markowski, MD

First Year

Ruth Namuyinga, MD, MPH

First Year

Sylvie Stacy, MD

First Year

Tarleen (Tina) Singh

First Year

Tiffany McNair, MD

First Year

The General Preventive Medicine Residency program at the Bloomberg School is a two-year training program that prepares physicians for leadership roles in public health.

Our mission is to prepare physicians in the theoretical, practical and clinical knowledge and skills essential for careers in the design, management and evaluation of population-based approaches to health.

The General Preventive Medicine Residency instills in its residents:

• The ability to synthesize clinical and population-based approaches to disease prevention and health promotion
• The ability to view health issues on a broad continuum from local to international in perspective
• The skills needed to discover and apply knowledge toward the protection of the public's health
• The management and epidemiologic skills needed to address the overall health needs of underserved populations
• The clinical skills needed to treat specific diseases that disproportionately affect underserved populations

For more information, you can contact Program Manager Chris Brown.