Anne Pereira, MD, will begin a role as professor in the UMN Department of Medicine this fall. She completed a Hospice and Palliative Medicine fellowship in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health in June 2021. In this interview, Dr. Pereira shares her unique career pathway.
The Program in Human Sexuality celebrated 50 years of revolutionizing sexual and gender health with a virtual gala on May 20, 2021, and announced that it had achieved institute status at the University of Minnesota Medical School—it is now the Institute for Sexual and Gender Health.
Some of our graduates begin teaching appointments right out of residency. Others start out as professors, matriculate mid-career from one of our fellowship programs, and move on to another teaching role. Each alum has a different career path. We spotlight just a few whose careers are notable for various reasons: ever unique, always inspiring.
In this interview, Michele Allen, MD, MS, talks about recent research that she and fellow authors April Wilhelm, MD, MPH; Luis Enrique Ortega, MEd; Shannon Pergament, MPH, MSW; Nicole Bates, MEd; and Brooke Cunningham, MD, PhD, published: "Applying a Race(ism)-Conscious Adaptation of the CFIR Framework to Understand Implementation of a School-Based Equity-Oriented Intervention."
Bobbi Kruse, UMN Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program (UMMC)'s former program administrator, has traded in her snow shovel for sunglasses by leaving behind Minnesota for the San Bernardino Valley in California for a new role with Prime Healthcare. Bobbi has been an incredible leader for the past decade in her position at UMMC/Smiley's clinic, and she will be greatly missed.
