
I decided to switch from the categorical program to PCPC for a couple of reasons. The most salient of which was the community in PCPC. PCPC is filled with mentors who care about your professional and your personal growth. Because you spend every other month with a smaller cohort of coresidents and the PCPC attendings, you really get to know each other so well. Because of this time together everyone grows into a family. The other main reason I chose to join was for the continuity with my patients. Having an available clinic every other month means you really get the chance to know your panel of patients and provide the longitudinal care that is the beauty of Primary Care.
PCPC was the best decision I made in residency and I am so grateful to be a part of this wonderful family of physicians. – Nicole Scaramella, MD
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD
I love how close-knit the PCPC family is and the flexibility and opportunity it provides to prepare for an outpatient career in primary care (or for me, in subspecialty care as an oncologist!) – Kaitlin Demarest
PCPC is a family within larger internal medicine program. You have the ability to have more balanced training with outpatient time. You also have a more well rounded ambulatory experience overall and in subspecialty training that is applicable to both those who are primary care and subspeciality bound – Sarah Syed
PGY 1
Anuja Bahulekar, MD
Medical School: Harvard Medical School
Meena Chatrathi, MD
Medical School: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Medicine
Anika Patel, MDD
Medical School: Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University
Karina Stech, MD
Medical School: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Gennady Vulakh, MD
Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Whidden, MD
Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
PGY 2
Zoe Barbati MD
Medical School: Rush Medical College of Rush University Medical Center
Beau Blass MD
Medical School: Duke
Benjamin Honan MD
Medical School: University of Alabama
Karen Ha MD
Medical School: Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Joshua Pirl MD
Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Jacqueline Xu MD
Medical School: Kaiser Permanente
PGY 3
Annie Albright MD
Medical School: Emory University School of Medicine
Christine Chen, MD
Medical School: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Carolyn Chow, MD
Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Olivia Duffield, MD
Medical School: Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Emma Greenstreet Akman, MD
Medical School: University of California at San Francisco
Emma Hollenberg, MD
Medical School: Emory University School of Medicine
Stefan Olsen MD
Medical School: Harvard Medical School
Amanda Perez, MD
Medical School: Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania

2026
Anjana Murali – University of Chicago Renal fellowship
Anwesh Dash – Mount Sinai East – Gastroenterology fellowship
Casey Krickus – Sports Medicine Fellowship/Primary Care
Madeline Danforth – Emory – Primary Care Physician
Anitra Persaud – Cooper Health System – Primary Care physician
Alexa Larsen – Chief Resident Lankanau Hospital – women’s health primary care
Geeta Kumari – Delware Valley Health System – Primary Care physician
2025
Rahael Borchers – UCSF National Clinical Scholars General Internal Medicine Fellowship
Michael Wang – University of Pennsylvania National Clinical Scholars General Internal Medicine Fellowship
Vanessa Murray – Academic Clinician Educators General Internal Medicine Fellowship
Sarah Syed – Medical Education General Internal Medicine Fellowship
Danny Sack – University of Pennsylvania Infection Disease Fellowship
Katilin Demarest – University of Pennsylvania Hematology/Oncology Fellowship
Daniela Mirda – UCSD Gastroenterology Fellowship
Margaret Wang – Oak Street Health Primary Care Philadelphia
Olivia Oldridge – University of Pennsylvania Addiction Medicine Fellowship
Sagar Vallabh – University of Pennsylvania – Hospitalist
2024
Menaka Dhingra – General Internal Medicine Faculty at the University of Pennsylvania
Uttara Gadde – Infectios Disease/Global Health Fellowship at Stanford
Hannah Lampert – Primary Care Physician at District Health Center 6 (FQHC)
Hector Mora – Hospitalist at Raritan Bay
Kurt Koehler – Infection Disease Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania
Lee Young – Geriatrics Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania
Abby Schmucker – Geriatrics Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania
2023
Perry Patton MD – Temple University General Internal Medicine Faculty
Nick Martin MD – Columbia University General Internal Medicine Faculty
Mika Schawartz MD – Oak Street Heatlh Primary Care
Greg Troutman MD – Temple University: Cardiology Fellowship
Jackson Steinkamp MD – Brown University Primary Care Physician
Virginia Waldrop MD – Chief year followed by General Internal Medicine Faculty at Washington State University
Nicole Scaramella – Chief year followed by General Internal Medicine faculty at Pennsylvania Hospital
Emily Rider-Longmaid – University of Pennsylvania: Adolescent Health Fellowship
2022
Janie Abernethy MD – John Hopkins University General Internal Medicine Faculty
Deepa Chellappa MD– Chief Year followed by General Internal Medicine Faculty and Lankanau Hospital
Sujatha Reddy MD– University of Pennsylvani: Endocrinology Fellowship
Tiffany Dharia MD– MGH Hospitalist year followed by Allergy Immunology Fellowship at MGH
Michelle Silver MD– Beth Israel Deaconess General Internal Medicine Faculty
Cullen Worsh MD – University of Pennsylvania General Internal Medicine Faculty
Edward Fernandez MD – Vanderbilt University: Allergy Immunology Fellowship
Eva Szymanski MD – Univrsity of Pennsylvania Geriatics Fellowship and now Faculty
2021
Steven Tate – Addiction Medicine Fellow and now Addiction and General Medicine Faculty at Stanford University
Nicholina Haldane-Lutterodt – Internal Medicine Chief at the University of Pennsylvania now General Internal Medicine Faculty at Pennsylvania Hospital
Rebecca Anastos-Wallen: Medical Director of Clinical Services at Oak Street Health
Jessica Zuo – Geriatrics & Med Ed Fellow at Yale now Faculty at the University of Pennsylvania
John Heintz – University of Pennsylvania Hospitalist Faculty and Faculty at Philly Fight for outpatient HIV care
Rebecca Kim – HIV Primary Care Provider at Temple
Cara Smith – Hospitalist at Temple followed by Cardiology Fellowship
Bridget Durkin - Addiction Medicine Fellow at Cooper University Hospital followed by Palliative Care at University of Pennsylvania and now faculty