Please join us in extending a warm welcome to the Class of 2027!
Carrie Johnson, MD
Medical School: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Emergency Medicine Residency: Mayo Clinic Emergency Medicine Residency
Pronouns: she/her
Dr. Carrie Johnson is originally from rural southwestern Minnesota, where she thought she grew up in a big town because it had a grocery store and a few stoplights. Raised in an exceptionally active family, Carrie competed in swimming, basketball, tennis, softball, and track, and picked up ice hockey as an adult. With additional interests in rock climbing, water skiing, and cycling, there are few sports or outdoor activities she has not yet tried or will not do.
She attended a small NCAA DIII liberal arts college for undergrad, Gustavus Adolphus College, where she played basketball and softball competitively. The strong mentorship at Gustavus led Carrie to pursue a PhD in chemical biology at the University of Michigan. There, she saw medicine from a new lens and became enthralled by the idea of pursuing a career as a physician. She attended the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine program within the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, which included a research year at the National Institutes of Health. Residency training in emergency medicine brought her to Mayo Clinic, where she fell in love with the camaraderie and breadth the specialty offers. With the support of mentors during residency, Carrie fulfilled her dream of matching into sports medicine fellowship. She is thrilled to join the Maine-Dartmouth program where the strong culture, dedicated faculty, and hands-on opportunities facilitate great training and she can live in a gorgeous area without the traffic of a large city.
Gregory Okenabirhie MD
Medical School: Windsor University School of Medicine, Saint Kitts and Nevis
Family Medicine Residency: Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency
Pronouns: he/him
Pronunciation of Dr. Gregory Okenabirhie
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