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House Officers

Residency Council

The UNMC Internal Medicine Residency Council ensures that the needs of our house officers are heard, explored and addressed. Made up of three, peer-elected house officers from each residency class, the council meets monthly to discuss resident concerns and opportunities for program improvement.

Suggested changes are fast-tracked to residency program leadership so that we can meet the needs of our residency as quickly and efficiently as possible.

The residency council also oversees a residency wellness fund, which is used to plan activities and purchase items that support the wellness of our residents. Overall, the residency council adds to a culture of open dialogue, support and positivity.

2022-2023 Council Members

Austin Barry, MD

HO1 Elected Representative

Evangeline Green, DO

HO1 Elected Representative

Grant Starkey, MD

HO1 Elected Representative

Brendan Hurley, MD

HO2 Elected Representative

Claire Schmitz, MD

HO2 Elected Representative

Chloe Peyton, MD

HO2 Elected Representative

Noah Hammond, MD

HO3 Elected Representative

Sean McNitt, DO

HO3 Elected Representative

Amal Musa, MD

HO3 Elected Representative

Micah Fischer, MD

Med-Peds Elected Representative

Audrey Lane, MD

Med-Peds Elected Representative

Amy Dreessen, MD

2022-2023 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Evan Symons, DO

2022-2023 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Clayton Oakley, DO

2022-2023 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Jonathan Hall, MD

2022-2023 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Noel Bruner, MD

2023-2024 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

James Fagerland, MD

2023-2024 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

John Gallagher, MD

2023-2024 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Alexandra Sorrick, MD

2023-2024 Chief Resident (non-voting member)

Day in the Life

Click the link to view a video about a day in the life of a UNMC resident and what you'll experience when you're part of the Internal Medicine residency program.