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Current Residents

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Marc Beaudin

 

Ruben Herrera Barrios

 

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Genesis Ayala Lopez

I am currently a PGY-4 pediatric neurology resident. I completed a full Pediatrics residency in Puerto Rico, a small and beautiful tropical island, and now I am grateful to be part of this wonderful Child Neurology Residency program. I truly believe his program aims to serve a unique pediatric patient population while offering the best learning opportunities possible.

Although I am not yet decided on a fellowship, I currently am interested in studying headaches and headache management. 

Carlos Ramirez Mongil

I am from Puerto Rico and am grateful to be part of this amazing family that is the Child Neurology Residency at Boston Medical Center. Witnessing the impact of a Pediatric Neurologist on improving a patient's quality of life has inspired me to give back to the community while getting the best training possible here at BMC. I'm mostly interested in Epilepsy, but I am still exploring fellowship options. 

 

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Taha Fathima Khan

I’m a PGY-5 resident.  I completed my first two years of residency through the Leadership in Equity & Advocacy (LEAD) Track at the Boston Combined Residency Program. I’m originally from India and have lived in 5 countries, and as a result, have experienced many different healthcare systems. I have an interest in global health & health policy. I graduated from medical school at Dalhousie University in Canada and I completed an MPH at the Harvard School of Public Health prior to starting residency. I founded a nonprofit for children’s rights in India, Child Awareness Project, and have remained involved in children’s rights while in residency. I am interested in the impact of adverse perinatal/early childhood exposures on neurodevelopment. After graduation, I hope to work in the area of legislative and health policy, alongside clinical pediatric neurology.