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MEET THE CHIEFS!

Leadership
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APD & Core Faculty
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Meet Our Program
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​Anjali Gundeti, DO

Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Undergraduate School:  University of Michigan
Medical School: Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine
Career Plan: Applying for Allergy/Immunology fellowship 
Hobbies/Interests: Big foodie, NYT crossword puzzles, reality TV
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Why did you decide to be Chief? 
I loved being a resident a Christ; truly it’s the people that made it home. I wanted to help improve the program where I could, and learn to be an attending in a place with support. I also love medical education and Chief gives me the opportunity to hone this skill.

​Email: [email protected]
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Allison Isabelli, DO

Hometown: Elburn, Illinois
Undergraduate School:  Vanderbilt University
Medical School: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Career Plan: Applying for Endocrinology fellowship 
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Hobbies/Interests: Cooking with my husband, learning app development, and planning dinner parties!
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Why did you decide to be Chief? 
I knew when I rotated at Christ as a medical student that it was a special place. Throughout residency I have fallen in love with the people, the culture and the patients who have touched my life in ways I never could have imagined. I chose to stay as a chief because I am incredibly grateful for everything this program has given me and I wanted the opportunity to give back to a place that has shaped who I am today! 

Email: [email protected]
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​Krishna Shah, MD

Hometown: Boyds, Maryland 
Undergraduate School: University of Maryland
Medical School: Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University 
Career Plan: Applying for Gastroenterology fellowship 
Hobbies/Interests: Trying new restaurants in the city, planning events, and recently, watching sports (go bears)!

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Why did you decide to be Chief? ​
Christ feels like home, from the faculty to the residents to our beloved south-side patients - everyone is so welcoming! It felt like a no-brainer to stay as Chief and to give back to a program that changed my life. ​

Email: [email protected]
  • Home
  • For Applicants
    • Introduction
    • Program Description
    • Educational Conferences
    • Meet Our Program
    • Scholarly Activity
    • Wellness & Resident Life
    • Fellowship/Career Placement
    • Salary & Benefits
    • How to Apply
    • FAQ
    • Contact Us
  • For Residents
    • Curriculum >
      • Outpatient Cirriculum
      • General Medical Floors >
        • Educational QuickSheets
      • Observation Unit
      • MICU >
        • Critical Care Lectures 2019
        • Critical Care Lecture 2020
      • Subspecialty Rotations
    • Outpatient Clinic >
      • Ambulatory Articles
    • Scholarly Activity >
      • Formulating a Research Question
      • IRB
      • Publishing >
        • Writing a Research paper
        • Case Reports
        • Journal Submission
      • Conferences
      • ACP
    • Educational Conferences >
      • Board Review
      • Noon Conference
      • Journal Club
      • Attack the Literature
      • Intern Orientations
    • Links/Forms/Phones
    • Resident Policies and Manuals