Dr. Bryant is a faculty member at the University of Cincinnati. She completed her MPH and MD at Columbia, her Emergency Medicine residency at NYU-Bellevue Hospital, and her Master's in Medical Education here at Cincinnati Children's. She co-directs the departmental Section on Global Health, runs the third year medical student Emergency Medicine clerkship, and the Intern Report Program for the residency, where she focuses on helping build confidence, knowledge, and skills among the interns as they begin their residency. She has worked as an emergency physician in Ghana, Guatemala, and Guyana.
Daniel Gawron, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Gawron is a second year emergency medicine resident. He was born and raised in Michigan and completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan. He then completed medical school at Georgetown University in Washington, DC before coming to Cincinnati for residency. His interests include sports medicine and medical education.
Anita Goel, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Dr Goel is a faculty member at the University of Cincinnati. She is a Cincinnati native, and attended undergrad, medical school, and residency all in Cincinnati. Her academic interests include education of medical students and early resident training. She also works with the Medical Student Scholars program with the College of Medicine to help develop medical student skills in a more longitudinal fashion. Outside of medicine she enjoys riding horses and spending time with her husband and her two young children.
Adam Gottula, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Gottula is a third year emergency medicine resident.
Payton Leech, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Leech is a second year emergency medicine resident.
James Li, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Li is a third year emergency medicine resident who grew up outside of Atlanta. He attended Emory University for his undergraduate studies and Drexel University for medical school. His interests include prehospital emergency medicine, medical education, and simulation.
Christina Pulvino, MD, MPH
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Pulvino is a 2nd year resident. She moved around a lot growing up but went to undergrad at UW-Madison. Before attending medical school at Tulane, she was a high school chemistry teacher in New Orleans with Teach For America. Her interests now include public health and clinical education.
Emily Roblee, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Roblee is a second year emergency medicine resident. She is originally from St. Paul , Minnesota but grew up mostly in southern New Hampshire. She went to the University of Connecticut for Medical school. Outside of medicine she enjoys
running, hiking, and traveling.
Sarah Ronan-Bentle, MD
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Ronan-Bentle is the Career Advisor for Senior Medical Students in the College of Medicine. She is a graduate of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and completed residency in the University of Cincinnati's Department of Emergency
Medicine. Dr. Ronan has been an educator throughout here career and is particularly interested in helping senior medical students transition to being successful residents.
Christopher Shaw, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Shaw is a reformed ski bum who grew up in the wilds of north Idaho prior to wandering west for medical school at the University of Washington. He aims to split his time between the medical ICU and emergency department as a clinical
educator.
Olivia Urbanowicz, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident
Dr. Urbanowicz is a second year emergency medicine resident.
Whitney Bryant, MD, MPH, Med, CTropMed
Daniel Gawron, MD
Anita Goel, MD
Adam Gottula, MD
Payton Leech, MD
James Li, MD
Christina Pulvino, MD, MPH
Emily Roblee, MD
Sarah Ronan-Bentle, MD
Christopher Shaw, MD
Olivia Urbanowicz, MD