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UNM Department of Emergency Medicine- Residents' Biographies
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Jeremy Gonda
Originally a Southern California beach baby, my family moved when I was in
the 5th grade. I finally found them about three years later in Reno,
NV…boy were they surprised to see me… just kidding (they have always been
very loving and supportive)! It was in Reno that I learned to love skiing,
camping, Lake Tahoe, rock climbing, and biking. I thought I would save
some money by staying at home and attended the University of NV Reno for
my BA in psychology and then the University of NV School of Medicine.
During my education, I worked as an EMT at a hospital, a water park, and
as part of a ski patrol team. I also took a two year detour to El Salvador
where I picked up some decent Spanish, some unforgettable intestinal
amoebas, and grew to love the Latin American culture and people. Once back
home, I married a beautiful Hawaiian, my best friend Rebecca and we now
have two (and another on the way) perfect children. We are very excited to
be joining the family of UNM and to be training in such an excellent
program. Plus, we want to figure out what all the talk of the “green
chili” is about.
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Drew Harrell
I am
originally from the flatlands of eastern North Carolina and the town of
Kinston. College took me to Virginia and, afterwards, I headed west.
Have been fortunate to live in some wonderful areas of the country-
Washington, Utah, Wyoming, and now New Mexico. Met and fell in love with
a wonderful woman, Andrea, from Washington state who, like me, has worked
as a Wildland Firefighter. We've been married for almost four years. She
is a NICU Nurse working towards her NNP. Along with both structural and
wildland firefighting I've worked as a paramedic in Salt Lake and
Yellowstone (ask Steve McLaughlin about the Yellowstone River/Howard Eaton
Trail Run/Swim !!), as an ED tech in a busy trauma center, in a bike shop,
selling cellular phones, as a construction laborer, and a graciously short
stint in a factory making artificial crab meat. Trust me on this one just
stay away from it! We have two cats, Poot and Henry, and a yellow lab,
Zula, scurrying about the home. I have been a collector of things
two-wheeled and a bike commuter. We've got 6 between the two of us
currently. As well as riding I love running, hiking, and most any
activity that involves water. Bringing a sailboat to the desert southwest
might prove to be foolish, but I'm going to give it a try!
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Kenlyn
Hobley
Hi
everyone!
I’m
Kenlyn. I am originally from Detroit but have been in New Mexico for
almost 10 years. I had quite a few different jobs before finding my way
into medicine, some of which included: Trainer for Steak & Ale corp.,
process server and crowd control for the various concert arenas and
theatres in Detroit where my personal record was 24 consecutive Sesame
Street Live performances within 6 days. Those Pre-school crowds know ho
to rock! Somehow I resisted the urge to run away with that tour group and
went to nursing school instead. I worked as an emergency nurse for 9
years gaining great experience while realizing I really wanted to be a
physician. Eventually, I came to New Mexico to work with the Indian
Health Service with my partner who is also a physician. Despite intending
to only stay for a year I found that I loved it here, became addicted to
green chile and stayed to complete my undergraduate degree and medical
school at UNM.
My
free time is filled with training for my first ½ marathon, remodeling our
house (move over Bob Villa) and toying with photography. I am so excited
to be staying here for my residency with such a fantastic and friendly
group of faculty, residents, and staff. I look forward to working with
you all.
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