It is a true pleasure to announce the very strong results of
the OHSU 2012 Neurosurgery Residency Program Match. For the first year ever,
OHSU entered the match with three residency slots, and filled all three positions
with top applicants.
Dr. Kunal Gupta, MB, ChB, holds both the British equivalent
of an MD (the bachelor of medicine and surgery, ‘chirurgiae’) and a PhD from
the University of Cambridge, England. During his research training, Dr. Gupta
did basic work on oxidative stress in astrocytes, as well as extensively
studying risk factors in British society for the occurrence of brain tumors. A
tennis player and skier, Dr. Gupta is also a competitive ballroom dancer.
Dr. Katie Krause, MD, PhD, undertook both her medical and
scientific training at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Dr.
Krause’s thesis work and extensive publications investigated the respiratory
control function of the brainstem Kolliker-Fuse nucleus. She is a pianist, experienced
piano teacher, and an outdoor enthusiast.
Dr. Tristan Stani, MD, studied Philosophy, Classics and the
History of Science at St John’s College before matriculating at the Warren
Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University. He returns to OHSU for residency
training after spending the summer here as the 2009 Mario and Edith Campagna
Scholar. His research work has concentrated on mitochondrial diseases and, at
OHSU, on the effects of deep brain stimulation for tremor on precision grip.
Dr. Stani is also an outdoor enthusiast.
The Residency Program in Neurosurgery is proud of the outstanding
quality of trainees who come to OHSU from around the country, and the world.
The Program trains a group with exceptional creative and scientific
accomplishments, of diverse background, and including one of the highest
proportions of women in any U.S. training program.
Nathan R. Selden, MD, PhD
Campagna Chair
Residency Program Director
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