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Meet Our Residents
Class of 2009
Antoinette Barnes, M.D.
University of Alabama at Birmingham
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Antoinette Barnes, M.D., M.P.H.,
received her medical degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Dr. Barnes chose the IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency program because of the
diversity amongst its residents, well established behavioral science
emphasis, success rate for Step 3, and high level of responsibilities
expect from the interns. Additionally, she liked the attractions and
atmosphere of Indianapolis. Dr. Barnes' clinical interests interests are
women's health and medically underserved populations and her research
interest is in healthcare policy. Upon graduation Dr. Barnes would like to
join a family medicine practice and hopes to eventually serve local and
regional levels by working to improve healthcare delivery and resource
utilization. Dr. Barnes is a member of the Student National Medical
Association and in her free time she enjoys cooking, aerobics, gospel and
jazz music.
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Huma Bhatti, MBBS
Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Pakistan
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Huma Bhatti, MBBS received her medical
degree from the Fatima Jinnah Medical College in Pakistan. Dr. Bhatti chose the
IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency due to the educational curriculum and congenial
staff. Dr. Bhatti's clinical interest is in sports medicine and her research
interest is in women's health, especially regarding breast cancer. After she
completes her residency training, Dr. Bhatti is interested in completing a
sports medicine fellowship before entering clinical practice. In her free time,
Dr. Bhatti enjoys spending her time with family and friends.
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Neil Gamilla, M.D.
University of Santo Tomas, Manina, Phillipines
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Neil Gamilla, M.D., received his medical
degree from the University of Santo Tomas in Manina, Phillipines. Dr. Gamillia
chose the IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency because of its good in-patient program
and well-structured curriculum. The program also provides a lot of resources
that are used to help residents in training. He also really likes the
Indianapolis area and friendly people. Dr. Gamilla's area of clinical interest
is in sports medicine and after graduation he is planning on completing a
fellowship in sports medicine. Dr. Gamilla is a member of the Philippine Medical
Association and the Rotary Club International. Dr. Gamilla is married and in his
free time he enjoys playing chess, basketball and computer games. He also enjoys
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Mushkbar Khan, MBBS
Dow Medical College, Keyachi, Pakistan
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Mushkbar Khan, MBBS, received her medical
degree from the Dow Medical College, Keyachi, Pakistan. Dr. Khan chose the IU
Family Medicine Residency program because the opportunities to learn all facets
of primary care are plentiful and the residency environment is supportive. She
liked the people that she would be working with and the overall friendly
atmosphere. Dr. Khan's clinical interests are in women's health and community
medicine/public health while her research interest in is prevention of obesity
in children and young adults. Upon graduation, Dr. Khan would like to practice
medicine in the Indianapolis area. In her free time, Dr. Khan enjoys spending
time with her family & friends, shopping, and watching movies. She is married
and has one young daughter.
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Daniela Lobo, M.D.
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras
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Daniela Lobo, M.D., received her medical degree from Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Honduras in Tegucigalpa. Prior to joining the residency
program, Dr. Lobo participated in the William J. Harrington Medical
Training Programs for Latin America as an observer. She chose the IU
Family Medicine Residency because it met all of her requirements: a
university-based program with hands on experience learning with a
world-class program. Additionally, Dr. Lobo was impressed with warm
welcome from the faculty and staff. She also noted that the residents in
the program were very happy and many have received numerous awards and
recognition. Dr. Lobo's clinical interest is in teaching. Upon graduation,
she plans on completing a Masters in Health Administration and work in
both an outpatient clinic and hospital setting. She is also interested in
working with the Latin community in Indiana. Dr. Lobo is a member of the
Christian Medical and Dental Association and Colegio Medico de Honduras.
In her free time, she enjoys getting to know new places and share time
with her friends and family.
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Roya Mojarrad, M.D.
Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Science, Tehran, Iran
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Roya Mojarrad, M.D., received her medical degree from Shahid Beheshti
University of Medical Science in Tehran, Iran, with a degree as a
specialist in pediatrics. Dr. Mojarrad chose the IU Family Medicine
Residency because of the great diversity and friendly atmosphere. She also
liked the high standard of professional conduct & practice and the ability
to get exposure to a variety of different disciplines during rotations.
Dr. Mojarrad's clinical interests are endocrinology, nephrology and
neonatology and her research interests are and in diabetes and stem cell.
After residency, Dr. Mojarrad is contemplating a fellowship in sports
medicine before she begins her clinical practice. She is married and has
two daughters and in her free time Dr. Mojarrad enjoys spending time with
her family, hiking, and traveling.
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Phumeza Msikinya, M.D., MEd
Ross University, Dominica
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Phumeza Msikinya, M.D., born and raised in the Eastern Cape in South
Africa, received her medical degree from Ross University in the Dominica.
In addition she also received her Master of Education Degree from Indiana
State University. Dr. Msikinya chose the IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency
because of the academics. The program has a sound program and
distinguished faculty at a reputable institution and there are a wide
variety of electives from which to chose. She also like the culturally
diverse residency population and the city of Indianapolis. Dr. Msikinya's
clinical interests are in women's health and infectious disease. Her
research interest is in the socio-economic influences and access to
healthcare for women and children. Upon graduation, Dr. Msikinya would
like to join a group practice most likely in an underserved area. She is a
member of the American Academy of Family Physicians. In her free time, Dr.
Msikinya enjoys gardening, reading and spending time with her family.
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Amina Syed, M.D.
Deccan College of Medical Sciences
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Amina Syed, M.D., received her medical
degree from the Deccan College of Medical Sciences in Hyderabad, India.
Dr. Syed, a second year transfer resident, chose the IU Family Medicine
Residency because it is a well organized university-based program which
imparts strong clinical experience. She was also impressed by the
experienced and supportive faculty and the diverse group of friendly
residents. Dr. Syed's clinical interests are in Women's health,
Obstetrics, Pediatrics and Nutrition. Her research interests are in
Diabetes Mellitus and women's health. Dr. Syed is a member of the
American Academy of Family Physicians, American Association of
Physicians of Indian Origin, and Andhra Pradesh Medical Council. After
graduation, Dr. Syed would like to complete a fellowship in
Obstetrics/Women's health before entering into clinical practice. Dr.
Syed is married to a fellow physician and they plan special "family
time" to keep a healthy perspective and balance between their
professional and personal lives. In her free time, she loves traveling,
watching American football and cooking.
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Bonnie Wong, MBBS
University of Hong Kong
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Bonnie Wong, MBBS received her medical degree from the University of Hong
Kong. Dr. Wong chose the IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency because of the
excellent program in the university setting. She also was impressed with
the friendliness of the residents and staff and the sense of cohesive
teamwork among the department teachers. Dr. Wong's clinical interests are
in women's health and primary care and she is a member of the Royal
College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. After graduation, Dr. Wong is
considering a fellowship in women's health/obstetrics before going into
practice. Dr. Wong is married and enjoys cooking, reading and spending
time with her husband.
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Mitra Yazdi, D.Med.Sc
Azad University, Tehran, Iran
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Mitra Yazdi, D.Med.Sc, received her medical
degree from Azad University in Tehran, Iran. Dr. Yazdi chose the IU Family
Medicine Residency due to the high level of education and the atmosphere of
multiculturalism in the program. Dr. Yazdi's areas of clinical interest are in
medicine and women's health and her research interest in obesity trends. After
she completes her residency training Dr. Yazdi would like to practice in a
small- to medium-sized community. In her free time she enjoys sports, nature,
and gathering with friends.
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