Education record
Wake Forest University[1]
Matched future specialty: Neurology
Reviewed sources document Education record: Wake Forest University.
Explore education and trainingWake Forest University[1]
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Biographical context: Matched future specialty: Neurology
Avery Smith, M.D. Hometown: Overland Park, KansasMedical school: Wake Forest UniversityMatched future specialty: Neurology About me: I chose Mayo Clinic for its strong clinical training and commitment to always putting the patient first, as well as its kind and collaborative environment. I enjoy playing pickleball, hiking, baking, traveling, and going to the beach. I also love trying new restaurants and spending time with my husband and our orange cat, Pico de Gallo. I am excited to explore the all of the subspecialties within neurology during my training.
Degree: M.D.
Avery Smith, M.D. Hometown: Overland Park, KansasMedical school: Wake Forest UniversityMatched future specialty: Neurology About me: I chose Mayo Clinic for its strong clinical training and commitment to always putting the patient first, as well as its kind and collaborative environment. I enjoy playing pickleball, hiking, baking, traveling, and going to the beach. I also love trying new restaurants and spending time with my husband and our orange cat, Pico de Gallo. I am excited to explore the all of the subspecialties within neurology during my training.
Education record: Wake Forest University
Medical school: Wake Forest University
Identity: Avery Smith, M.D.
Avery Smith, M.D. Hometown: Overland Park, KansasMedical school: Wake Forest UniversityMatched future specialty: Neurology About me: I chose Mayo Clinic for its strong clinical training and commitment to always putting the patient first, as well as its kind and collaborative environment. I enjoy playing pickleball, hiking, baking, traveling, and going to the beach. I also love trying new restaurants and spending time with my husband and our orange cat, Pico de Gallo. I am excited to explore the all of the subspecialties within neurology during my training.