Saura Fortin, M.D., received her medical degree from Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Honduras. Dr. Fortin chose the IU Family Medicine Residency due to its well-structured educational curriculum, the diversity among its residents, and that it is a university-based program with hands on experience in town with so many attractions and excellent atmosphere. She also cites the friendliness of the staff and residents as well as the wide variety of patient population and pathologies. Dr. Fortin’s clinical interests include obstetrics and women's health, while her research interests are diabetes and hypertension in the Latino/Hispanic population. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, shopping, and traveling. Dr. Fortin is married and has two children.

Toyosi Morgan, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A., received her medical degree from University of Lagos, Nigeria, and both her Masters of Public Health and her Masters of Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University. She chose the IU Methodist Family Medicine Residency because the environment exudes professionalism and there are extensive learning opportunities and research activities. She appreciates that the faculty are very interested and involved in the professional development of the residents. Additionally, Dr. Morgan likes Indianapolis because it has a friendly and welcoming population with a great appreciation for diversity. She is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians, World Organization of Family Doctors, and the American Public Health Association. Dr. Morgan's area of clinical interest is preventive and primary health care and her research interests are in epidemiology, public health, HIV and health services research. Upon graduation, Dr. Morgan would like to pursue public health research and practice as well as managing health care organizations. Dr. Morgan enjoys spending time with her family, exploring cultural themes, and giving back to the community.