Fellows

3rd Year Fellows

Adrienne Bruder MD

Adrienne Bruder, M.D.

Medical School: Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, 2019
Residency: University of Minnesota, 2022
Research Topics: Breast milk composition
Mentor: Lindsay Ellsworth, M.D.

About Adrienne:
Adrienne is from northern Michigan and is excited to be back in the mitten. She's super into getting outside, running, skiing and trying out all of Ann Arbor's best lattes. 

Beau Hunsinger, MD

Beau R. Hunsinger, M.D.

Medical School: Georgetown University School of Medicine, 2019
Residency: Rush University Medical Center, 2022
Research Topics: Point of Care Lung Ultrasound Curriculum
Mentor: Gary Weiner, M.D.

About Beau:
Beau grew up in Maryland and attended University of Michigan for undergrad. He is excited to be back in Ann Arbor!

Mikki-Ann Martin, MBBS

Mikki-Ann Martin, MBBS

Medical School: University of the West Indies at Mona, 2014
Residency: University of Miami/Holtz Children's Hospital, 2022
Gap Year Activities: Between medical school and residency Mikki worked as a general practitioner, doing ENT, pediatric surgery, primary care and pediatric ER until finally deciding to take the USMLE.
Research Topics: Antenatal Counseling Qualitative Methods Research
Mentor: Marin Arnolds, M.D.

About Mikki:
Mikki is from Kingston, Jamaica. She enjoys traveling, outdoor adventures and swimming. She was tired of the sunshine, so she willingly moved to the winter wonderland state, LOL. She chose Michigan because this program is great - we see everything! Here we have a Level 4 NICU which would provide incomparable experiences and opportunities to learn and grow as a competent neonatologist.

2nd Year Fellows

Nicole Larson, MD

Nicole Larsen, M.D.

Medical School: University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford
Residency: Rush University Medical Center, 2022
Gap Year Activities: Chief Resident, 2022-2023
Research Topics: Incorporating simulation into medical education to implement cue based feeding; Growth outcomes in infants discharged with NGT feeds; Restructuring NICU nutrition education for residents
Mentors: Lindsay Ellsworth, M.D., Kate Stanley, M.D.

About Nicole:
Nicole is a Chicago native who is a Taylor Swift fanatic, dog lover and the world's most proficient napper. She chose Michigan because of the complexity of the patient population and the wonderful people she met during the interview process. She has a rambunctious puppy named Betty and has enjoyed walking all over Ann Arbor with her. She enjoys pilates, trying new restaurants in Ann Arbor and cheering on Michigan football!

Lisa Lavelanet, M.D.

Lisa Lavelanet, M.D.

Medical School: Michigan State University, College of Human Medicine, 2020
Residency: Children's Hospital of New York at Columbia, 2023
Research Topics: Breast milk and barriers to mother's own milk use
Mentor: Paris Ekeke, M.D.

About Lisa:
Lisa is a Michigan native who spends most of her free time playing board games and table top role playing games. She chose Michigan because she wanted to come back hoMe. 

Catherine Siew, D.O.

Catherine Siew, D.O.

Medical School: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2020
Residency: Advocate Children’s Hospital - Park Ridge, 2023
Research Topics: Complications of central line use
Mentor: Kate Wilson, D.O.

About Catherine:
Catherine was born in Malaysia and has lived in Canada, North Carolina, Florida, and Chicagoland before venturing to Michigan for fellowship. Her love language is food, she believes accomplishments should be celebrated with ice cream cake, and her favorite thing is making people laugh! 

1st Year Fellows

Kaitlyn Arbour, MD

Kaitlyn Arbour, M.D., M.P.H.

Medical School: Tulane University School of Medicine, 2020
Residency: UT Southwestern/ Children's Health, 2023
Gap Year Activities: MS in Bioethics 2015-2016 at Columbia University, MPH during Medical School, Chief Resident 2023-2024
Research Topics: Clinical Ethics, Artificial Placenta, Prenatal Counseling

About Kaitlyn: 
I'm from Novi, MI. I attended the University of Michigan for undergrad where I majored in Neuroscience and Art History, and had my first exposure to the NICU through the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program. I completed a Master of Science in Bioethics at Columbia and obtained my MD and MPH at Tulane. I did my residency at UT Southwestern and stayed on an extra year to serve as chief resident.

In my spare time I love to play piano, dance (ballet, salsa, bachata, zouk), cook, and travel. I am beyond excited to be back home for my training and work in the NICU that originally made me want to become a Neonatologist!

 

Dr. Abigail Gibbs

Abigail Gibbs, M.D.

Medical School: University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, McGovern Medical School, 2020
Residency: Case Western Reserve University, Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, 2023
Gap Year Activities: NICU Hospitalist at Rainbow Babies and in a community level 1 nursery, 2023-2024
Research Topics: Infant feeding and nutrition, neonatal resuscitation, neonatal hypertension

About Abby: 
I grew up in Austin, Texas, and attended UT Austin as an undergraduate (hook 'em horns!). I went to medical school at UT Houston before moving up to Cleveland, Ohio to complete my pediatrics residency at Rainbow Babies. After residency, I stayed at Rainbow as a NICU hospitalist for one year.

My husband is an incoming Cardiology fellow at UMich and he grew up in southeast Michigan. We are thrilled to be moving to his home state for fellowship! We have a very sweet covid rescue dog named Reece. Outside of the hospital, I love to spend time with family, explore the outdoors, work on sewing projects, and experiment in the kitchen.
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