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Mullica Hill
Emergency Medicine
The Inspira Health Network – Mullica Hill Emergency Medicine Residency is dedicated to educating the next generation of Emergency Medicine physicians. This residency will focus on the art of practicing safe, high-quality patient-centered medicine in the Emergency Room. The residency training will emphasize patient safety and patient advocacy along with the knowledge and skills necessary to adapt to any ED environment. The program’s core principle of providing care for all patients in the ED with the utmost integrity and professionalism aligns with the mission, values and goals of the sponsoring institution, Inspira Health, within the communities it serves. The communities served are a diverse group of people, representing the entire spectrum of both health and socioeconomics. It is the intention of this residency to meet the demand of such a diverse group of people, and to continue to evaluate the community to meet its needs.
Inspira Mullica Hill is 1 of 132 hospitals in the U.S. to be designated as a Top Teaching Hospital!
A Message
from the Program Director
- Community University Academic Center Training
- A combined 100+ years of EM Clinical Experience
- Dozens of years of combined ACGME teaching experience
- Evaluate, Treat, Diagnose, Resuscitate and Manage ALL patients and procedures that enter the ER
- Close to Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore
- The area's Chest Pain Center with a full primary PCI and elective Cardiac Cath Lab
- Primary Stroke Center
- Qualify by working for Inspira for PSLF (Public Service Loan Forgiveness)
- No Night Float or Pager!
- Work hard, play hard, and have fun doing it!
- Annual Resident Salary and Benefit Market Analysis
Scholarly Activities
Mullica Hill Emergency Medicine’s own ED Director and Chairman, Dr. James Bonner, was invited to speak at the International Stroke Conference (ISC) held in Dallas, TX, on February 8, 2023. He was asked to speak on our use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology in our stroke program at Mullica Hill. As the areas Primary Stroke Center, highlighting the ISC conference day, was our use of AI in patient care as being the ONLY program in the Northeast United States to use it, with data outcomes showing our ability to keep more patients at home, in Mullica Hill, with less tertiary care center transfers for their stroke care.
Inspira's Top Moments from 2022
As we welcome 2023, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on all we have accomplished over the past year. Take a few moments to check out our top moments from 2022!
Healthcare partnerships
Meet the Residents & Attending
Ateetmani Pannu, DO
PGY-2
Chandigarh, India
"Undergraduate: University of California, San Diego
Medical School: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Hobbies: Traveling abroad - specifically, immersing myself in local culture by trying new foods, exploring areas/activities outside of my comfort zone, and learning about the day to day lives of local citizens
Cooking - Finding creative ways to make traditionally ""unhealthy"" meals more healthy by substituting ingredients and changing cooking methods while sustaining the tasteful factors
Group fitness classes like Barry's Bootcamp and Rumble Boxing - only way I will exercise
Hanging out with my dog, Theodore (Teddie) and seeing the world through his eyes"
Ask me about: Being a first generation immigrant + first physician in entire extended family!
Tyler Madison, DO
PGY-2
Bellevue, WA
University of Colorado, Boulder & COMP-NW
Hobbies: Skiing, snowboarding, backpacking, stand-up paddleboarding, live music
Ask me about: Moving to a new area for residency, work-life balance
Gary York, DO
PGY-2
Springfield College (Mass)
KCU COM - Joplin
Bristol, Connecticut Springfield College (Mass), KCU COM Joplin
Hobbies: Golf, weight lifting, cooking, beer/whiskey, home improvement, motorcycle restoration.
Ask me about: I started as a nontraditional student with a bachelor’s in business. Worked as a paramedic for before deciding to pursue a medical degree. I have really enjoyed my training at Inspira Mullica Hill. The teaching faculty, hospital staff and leadership are truly invested in quality resident training and wellbeing!
John Julian, MD
PGY-2
Jim Thorpe, PA
"St. Joseph’s University
Cooper Medical School of Rowan University"
Hobbies: Golf
Ask me about: Living in Philly
Allison Cullin, DO
PGY-2
Arizona
University of Arizona & Midwestern University Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
Hobbies: Reading, writing, art, video games
Ask me about: Working with a spouse
Nina (Katerina) Skedros, DO
PGY-2
Pittsburgh, PA
Undergrad: University of Utah. Medical School: Rocky Vista University Colorado Campus
Hobbies: Silversmithing/jewelry making, baking, cooking, hiking
Ask me about: lacerations repairs or the best dim sum in the area
Katie O'Shea, DO
PGY-1
Underwood Hospital! The OLD Inspira
Ursinus College, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Hobbies: Baking yummy treats, running to Taylor Swift, and socializing with my loved ones!
Ask me about: food recommendations in the area!
Emily Gevins, MD
PGY-1
New York
"Stony Brook University- Division 1 Tennis, Recruited Ramapo College of New Jersey
Ross University School of Medicine
Hobbies: " "- Playing tennis (ping pong and pickleball, too!)
- Oil and Acrylic painting, as well as listening to a wide array of musical genre
- Spending time with my partner and our dog
- Spending time with my family
- Hiking and traveling
- Watching The Office
- Lac repairs!
Ask me about: Couple's Matching & Working with a Spouse
- Being a Nontraditional Student"
Anthony Capraro, DO
PGY-1
Delran, NJ
Rutgers University, New Brunswick. Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine.
Hobbies: Spending time with family, finding great local barbecue and breweries, and anything outdoors- running, biking, kayaking, and getting to the beach any time I can
Ask me about: Residency with a family (wife and toddler), non-traditional path, hidden gems around South Jersey & Philly
Raymond Feuga, MD
Attending
Undergrad: Cornell University, Medical School: Temple University
New York City, NY
Cycling, Scuba Diving, Board Games, Video Games
Ask me about: Locums, Informatics, Non-traditional pathway (I was a former high school teacher)
Alexander Fishman
Attending
St. Petersburg Russia
NYU & UMDNJ SOM
Hobbies: Woodworking, Biking, Swimming, Collecting dogs
Ask me about: Anything
Christopher Rohner, DO
PGY-1
Miami, FL
B.S Microbiology & Molecular Biology - (University of Central Florida); M.S. Biomedical Sciences - (Barry University); D.O. Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine - (Touro NY)
Hobbies: A coffee/tea on a balcony with good music, gaming and anime, comic-con, petting every animal on sight, cooking, yoga, DIY projects, gym
Ask me about: Nontraditional student or pathway, I did several things before finding my passion in Medicine. I went from a cook at Disney, to a janitor in Switzerland, to living on a farm in Bolivia and so on. And I believe it's given me a very unique and effective approach to my lifelong career. Also, I love a good discussion about philosophy and learning about other cultures and customs.
Kimble Arnold, MD
PGY-1
Monroeville, OH
"Undergrad: Bowling Green State University
Med School: The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences"
Hobbies: Video Games, Anime, Cosplay, Guitar, Live Streaming, Music, Exercise.
Ask me about: The Japanese Language, Music(Current or 80s/90s/really most), Super Mario Sunshine.
Kevin Stierer, DO
PGY-1
Takoma Park Maryland
Rhodes College, PCOM
Hobbies: Playing Guitar, Cooking, BBQ
Ask me about: Having a prior career as a teacher
Michael Coletta
Attending
South Jersey
Rowan University --> Cooper Medical School
Hobbies: Golf, wood working, Philly sports, cooking, spending time with my family and friends
Ask me about: Wilderness medicine, work/life balance
Meet the Faculty
Jim Baird, DO
Program Director
King's College and Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Katie Schultes, MD
Asst Program Director
Lafayette College / Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Jay Stiefel, DO
Rutgers University, NJ school of Osteopathic Medicine
MaryKate Voit, DO
Clerkship Director
Saint Joseph’s University / PCOM
Simant Shah, MD
Rutgers University-New Brunswick , UMDNJ- New Jersey Medical School (Rutgers)
Andrew Trom, DO
University of Minnesota Duluth, College of St. Scholastica, Kansas city University
Kevin Kucharski, DO
Ultrasound Director
Marc Flores, DO
TBD
Antonino Insana, MD
TBD
Robert Sidwa, DO
TBD
James Bonner, DO
TBD
Curriculum
Block Schedule
3-year program (36 months) with 80% of your time spent in the ER environment, and 80% of your time spent in-house at Mullica Hill
Didactic Schedule
5-hour block of protected time every week dedicated to advancing the resident’s EM knowledge
Scholarly Activity
MHEM uses our own developed 7-point system that mirrors the ACGME defined scholarly activity options to allow for unique approaches to scholarly work
Procedures
Residents perform the following minimum required procedures for EM, with graduating autonomy based on performance.
Quality Improvement Projects
Every resident will find an area of quality improvement for our program, patient safety, or more effective patient care that will be implemented by the department
National Conference Presentations
Every resident will have the opportunity to have a paid conference trip to a national EM conference to present a poster or case that gets accepted
Our Clients/Patients are Happy & Healthy
Our Residents are also Happy & Healthy
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