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UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY RESIDENT CLASS OF 2020 GRADUATION @uwiscradiology June 6, 2020

CONGRA RATUL TULATIO TIONS NS, , Class s of 2020! 0! Nishanta Baidya, MD Nathan Kim, MD Andrew Kanarek, MD Joseph Lang, MD Nuclear Medicine Diagnostic Radiology Diagnostic Radiology Diagnostic Radiology Un University of of Un University of Wi Wisconsin Wisconsin Wi Nucle Nu lear Diagnostic Medicine Rad adiolo logy Res esidency Res esidency 2 Edward Lawrence, MD, PhD Monika Rastogi, MD Martin McKinney, MD Diagnostic Radiology Diagnostic Radiology Diagnostic Radiology

Favorite study to read: ASK THE GRAD Nishanta: PET Brain Andrew: Anything with a definitive diagnosis Nathan: Head CT Edward: Anything involving the kidneys Monika: Pediatric Knee MRI Martin: MRA Chest

Nishanta Baidya Nuclear Medicine Hometown: Kathmandu, Nepal Medical School: B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences Future Plans: Private practice in Ohio

Least favorite study to read: ASK THE GRAD Nishanta: DEXA scan Andrew: Anything with a suspect indication Martin: CT T-Bone Edward: Low extremity run-off in diabetic patients Nathan: CTA Runoff Monika: CT Angiobifemoroiliac Joe: NIS Study guide

Andrew Kanarek Hometown: Boston, MA Medical School: Tufts University School of Medicine Fellowship: MSK at UW TV Character you most resemble: Dad Tiger

Favorite reading room space: ASK THE GRAD 1 st place with 3 votes: Neuro! (Nathan, Joe, Martin) Others receiving votes: • PET “tunnel” (Nishanta) • Nuclear Medicine (for the windows) (Andrew) • ENT (Edward) • Breast (Monika)

Nathan Kim Hometown: Janesville, WI Medical School: University of Arizona College of Medicine Fellowship: Neuroradiology at UW TV Character you most resemble: Goku, Dragon Ball Z

Joseph Lang Hometown: Buffalo, NY Medical School: University of Buffalo School of Medicine Fellowship: Neuroradiology at UW

ASK THE GRAD What song best describes your call experience? Nishanta: Echoes – Pink Floyd Edward: Don’t Stop Believin ’ - Journey Martin: Wake Me Up - Avicii Andrew: I Can’t Drive 55 – Sammy Hagar Nathan: Kanye – The Chainsmokers Monika: Losing My Religion – R.E.M.

Edward Lawrence Hometown: Madison, WI Medical School: Albert Einstein College of Medicine Fellowship: Abdominal at UW TV Character you most resemble: Pre-COVID: Sherlock Post-COVID: Ross Poldark

Who makes the best cheese ASK THE GRAD curds in Madison? A 2-way tie for the most votes! The Old Fashioned (Edward, Monika) Graze (Andrew, Martin) The goat cheese curds at Tipsy Cow are better according to Nathan

Martin McKinney Hometown: Milwaukee, WI / Louisville, KY Medical School: University of Louisville Fellowship: Body/Abdominal at Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee TV Character you most resemble: George O’Malley, MD, Gray’s Anatomy

ASK THE GRAD What’s your favorite thing to do in Madison? Some like to be active… • Hiking/biking (Nishanta) • Running in the arboretum and by the lakes (Martin) Some like to hang out… • Brats, beer and Babcock’s at the Terrace (Monika, Andrew, Nathan, Joe) Edward likes to do…both! • Running in the arboretum AND concerts on the square

Monika Rastogi Hometown: Downers Grove, IL Medical School: University of Illinois at Chicago Fellowship: Breast Imaging at University of California at San Diego TV Character you most resemble: Ann Perkins, Parks and Rec

ASK THE GRAD What is the coolest aspect of the residency program? Edward: My co-residents and all the amazing people I get to work with! Martin: The awesome people! Nathan: Down-to-earth faculty and staff Monika: The focus on teaching Joe: The faculty Nishanta: The call schedule

ASK THE GRAD What would you do if you weren’t in medicine? Nishanta: Astronomy Edward: Teaching high school or college Martin: Engineering or coding/computer science Andrew: Scuba diving tour guide Monica: News reporter/anchor or publisher/editor Nathan: Air traffic control Joe: Law/politics

Congratulations to the Class of 2020! @uwiscradiology August 23, 2017