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Our Fellows

Over the past decade, 59% of our fellows have been women and 76% belonged to an under-represented minority. Our fellows have a keen interest in caring for an underserved population. Over 90% of our fellows who have completed fellowship training at SUNY Downstate are board-certified in Infectious Diseases. Nearly two thirds of our graduates have positions at academic medical centers. Our graduating fellows have achieved careers in academic medicine, public health, and hospital leadership. While 38% of our graduates have stayed in the NY-NJ (including academic positions at SUNY Downstate, Kings County Medical Center, Northwell Health, Montefiore Medical Center, Westchester County Medical Center, and Bronx-Lebanon Hospital System), others have pursued careers in Philadelphia and major metropolitan centers in California, Texas, and Oklahoma.

ID Fellowship Graduation

Current First-Year Fellows

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Alexander Chow, MD

Medical School: St George’s University School of Medicine; IM Residency: The Brooklyn Hospital Center

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Vishal Rana, MD

Medical School: St. George’s University School of Medicine; IM Residency: Mather Hospital

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Katrina Sandejas, MD

Medical School: De La Salle Health Sciences Institute College of Medicine; IM Residency: Jamaica Hospital Medical Center

Current Second-Year Fellows

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Khaleda Aktar, MD

Medical School: Saint James School of Medicine; IM Residency: SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University

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Subhan Ata, MD

Medical School: American University of the Caribbean; IM Residency: BronxCare Hospital

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Yasna Yusuf, MD

Medical School: St. George’s University School of Medicine; IM Residency: Coney Island Hospital

Current Critical Care Track Trainees

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Ami Tran, MD

Medical School: Ross University School of Medicine; Residency: West Suburban Medical Center, Oak Park, Il