At the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University, resident physicians engage in extensive clinical training across diverse urban and suburban settings, enhancing their interactions with varied patient populations. Current residents reflect on their choices of specialty areas: Anuj Chokshi finds internal medicine appealing for its comprehensive approach to patient care; Pranav Kaul values the critical nature of emergency medicine; Maggie Reilly appreciates the problem-solving aspects of vascular surgery; Christopher Neely enjoys the blend of imaging interpretation and patient care in interventional radiology; and Shannon Garvey is drawn to the principle-driven approach of plastic surgery.
Anuj Chokshi, MD, chief resident physician in internal medicine, expressed his choice of specialty as it allows him to work with a broad range of diseases and develop longitudinal care strategies for patients.
Pranav Kaul, MD, a resident physician in emergency medicine, highlighted that his specialty allows him to practice critical care alongside a dynamic team, aiding patients who need immediate support.
Maggie Reilly, MD, MS, emphasized that vascular surgery requires problem-solving and helps in developing long-term relationships with her patients, making it a fulfilling field.
Shannon Garvey, MD, MS, chose plastic surgery for its principle-based approach to treatment, rather than merely following treatment algorithms, providing diverse surgical options.
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