Faces and Voices

Read what our trainees and faculty have to say about what makes our programs excellent.

“I think one of the most important ways to avoid burnout at the workplace is enjoying the people around you, as well as enjoying what you do.”
3/24/26
Alexandra DiVasta, MD ’25
Resident, Department of Orthopaedics
“I learn best through hands-on experience and love coaching/teaching. I wanted to be a part of an environment that encouraged that behavior in its residents and attendings.”
3/24/26
Christine Etzel, MD
Resident, Department of Orthopaedics
There were no mentors for me growing up. We're here: Shadow with us, ask any questions. We're happy to to mentor you.
12/1/20
Jennifer Gurske-dePerio, MD
Clinical assistant professor of orthopaedics
Growing up, I was not exposed to STEM-based specialties. Now, I can share opportunities with women and minorities that they might not have considered.
12/1/20
Susan Daoust, MD
Associate professor of orthopaedics
“We are very much like a family in that there are some times where we butt heads, but we are a fun bunch who are good at what we do and have a blast doing it.”
3/23/26
Zachary Troiani, MD
Resident, Department of Orthopaedics