Get to know our residents and hear from them why they love practicing at CAMC and enjoy being part of the Charleston, WV, community.

PGL 3 Residents

Rafi Aibani

Rafi Aibani, MD

Medical School: Dow Medical College

Hometown: Osaka, Japan
Interests/Hobbies: Football (soccer) and traveling.
Future Goals: Become a well-rounded physician by developing my clinical skills and medical knowledge during residency.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Everything is 10 minutes away and I love the view of the mountains in every direction.
Strengths of CAMC: The faculty are nice and supportive. With multiple specialty centers, research opportunities and a commitment to medical education, CAMC offers a robust and well-rounded healthcare environment. 

Ahmad Al Tumizi

Ahmad Al Tumizi, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Amman, Jordan and Chicago 
Interests/Hobbies: Biking, hiking and traveling.
Future Goals: To excel as a resident in Internal Medicine and then match into a Gastroenterology Fellowship.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The mountains and nature, the friendly community and the beautiful weather.
Strengths of CAMC: A mix of a community and teaching hospital with an expanding list of fellowships, research opportunities and other scholarly activities. 

Mo Ceesay

Mo Ceesay, MD

Chief Resident
Medical School: School of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (SMAHS)

Hometown: Banjul, Gambia
Interests/Hobbies: I am a keen soccer player and fan. I spend most of my weekends watching the English Premier League and Spanish La Liga. I also play basketball and am always ready for outdoor adventures such as hiking and rafting.
Future Goals: Gastroenterology Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The beautiful landscapes and the lovely people of Charleston.
Strengths of CAMC: The Internal Medicine program at CAMC is like one big family where everyone cares about your wellbeing. The program also offers an excellent balance between supervision and autonomy, which ultimately builds confidence in all the residents. 

Tiana Dodd

Tiana Dodd, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Cool Ridge, WV
Interests/Hobbies: Bird watching and hiking.
Future Goals: Fellowship in GI
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Close to New River Gorge National Park.
Strengths of CAMC: Everyone is so nice and helpful. Awesome community!

George Fawzy

George Fawzy, MD

House Staff Council Representative
Medical School: St. George's University School of Medicine
Jay Justice

Jay Justice, DO

Medical School: University of Pikeville Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Pikeville, KY
Interests/Hobbies: Music (drums), kayaking, bass fishing and aviation.
Future Goals: Cardiology Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The majestic Appalachian Mountains.
Strengths of CAMC: Excellent learning environment, support from all the faculty and staff and multiple fellowship opportunities.

Manga

Sharanya Manga, MD

Medical School: Shadan Institute of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad, India

Hometown: Hyderabad, India
Interests/Hobbies: Arts, interior design, yoga, hiking and watching animated movies. I love Pixar and Studio Ghibli!
Future Goals: To pursue fellowship, try different cuisines and continue traveling. 
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The people are kind, generous and welcoming. The abundance of mountains, trails and rivers leave a lot to explore!
Strengths of CAMC: Lots of opportunities to learn about all aspects of medicine - whether it's primary care or subspecialty medicine. The highly experienced faculty and staff that will help you achieve your goals and the friendly seniors that guide you through the process.

Mubasharah Maqbool

Mubasharah Maqbool, MD

Medical School: Kind Edward Medical University, Lahore

Hometown: Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Walking, cycling and listening to music.
Future Goals: Maybe a fellowship. I am still navigating.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: It's a very beautiful city with a small-town vibe. Everyone around is very kind to each other.
Strengths of CAMC: It's a tightly knit program with approachable attendings and supportive team. The greatest strength would honestly be the way the whole team supports and lifts each other up. I am blessed to be here.

Ji Yoon Park

Ji Yoon Park, MD

Medical School: Konkuk School of Medicine

Hometown: Seoul, South Korea
Interests/Hobbies: Through traveling, I like to immerse myself in new experiences, uncover hidden gems and appreciate diversity.
Future Goals: Cardiologist
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Charleston offers a perfect blend of charming small-town atmosphere, stunning natural landscapes and rich cultural experiences, making it a fantastic place to call home. 
Strengths of CAMC: The strength of Internal Medicine at CAMC lies in its dedicated team of skilled physicians and a patient-centered approach, ensuring top-quality care for all. 

Michael Robertson

Michael Robertson, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Alexandria, VA/Melbourne, Australia
Interests/Hobbies: Hiking, traveling, camping, cooking and spending time with friends!
Future Goals: I'm very open-minded at the moment, exploring all the options including fellowship, inpatient and outpatient care.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Coming from a large city, Charleston gives the best of both worlds with a city feeling downtown but an easy 15 minute escape in any direction to the outdoors and quiet.
Strengths of CAMC: The people and the medicine. My fellow residents and staff have been amazing and so helpful as I start residency. I've seen such a diverse array of pathology already. The academics are strong here and I am exposed to so much while being surrounded with such great people. 

Ayesha Shah

Ayesha Shah, DO

Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Virginia

Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Interests/Hobbies: Going on hikes and runs, making scrapbooks, trying new restaurants and having fun with my friends.
Future Goals: Nephrology or Endocrinology Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Charleston is a beautiful, friendly city in Appalachia!
Strengths of CAMC: The wonderful people, great clinical education and opportunities to see a variety of pathologies make CAMC an exciting place to learn and grow as a physician. 

Uzair Wasif

Uzair Wasif, MD

Chief Resident
Medical School: Dow Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Watching shows, cricket and hiking.
Future Goals: To be a good internist and to explore future fellowship options.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Having the chance to wake up every day and be surrounded by the beautiful Appalachian Mountains and Kanawha River is a treat itself.
Strengths of CAMC: The people. Everyone from your senior residents to the faculty are willing to help you and guide you. It feels like one big family. 

Yadav

Prakrati Yadav, MD

Medical School: All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur, India

Hometown: Alwar, India
Interests/Hobbies: Doing art and craft projects, watching documentaries and hiking.
Future Goals: Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship/Hospitalist
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Scenic views and natural beauty.
Strengths of CAMC: Great academics and research, excellent faculty who are great teachers and a very supportive working environment. 

PGL 2 Residents

Umar Bazai

Umar Bazai, MD

Medical School: King Edward Medical University

Hometown: Quetta, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: I love to read, particularly philosophy. I like abstract art. I love to travel, explore new cultures and meet new people.
Future Goals: Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The natural beauty of the mountains, the dense trees and the rivers. 
Strengths of CAMC: Everyone in the CAMC family is super supportive and helpful. 

Abbas Gain

Abbas Gain, MD

Medical School: Dow Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Football and running.
Future Goals: Hospitalist
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The mountain trails and water sports. 
Strengths of CAMC: Inclusivity, belonging, patient exposure and expert mentoring. 

Saman Hamid

Saman Hamid, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College

Hometown: Lahore, Pakistan 
Interests/Hobbies: Baking for my loved ones, reading and trying spontaneous things.
Future Goals: Gastroenterology or Pulmonary fellowship.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The beautiful views.
Strengths of CAMC: Friendly and supportive environment, providing great emphasis on learning and giving opportunities to teach. 

Talha Hassan

Talha Hassan, MD

Medical School: King Edward Medical University

Hometown: Lahore, Pakistan 
Interests/Hobbies: Cooking foods with a little mix-and-match from different cuisines and introducing people to new cuisines. Enjoying anime and game nights with friends
Future Goals: Exploring and navigating with an open mind.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Charleston is a place where the beauty of nature meets with the comfort of city life. 
Strengths of CAMC: The Family of CAMC! Supportive faculty and nurturing environment. Learning from exposure to a diverse pathology is a bonus.

Baqir Jafry

Baqir Jafry, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Football and tennis.
Future Goals: Probably Hematology/Oncology fellowship.
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Beautiful views and great places to hike. 
Strengths of CAMC: The friendly environment, supportive culture and great mentoring opportunities.

Kainat Kanwal

Kainat Kanwal, MD

House Staff Council Representative
Medical School: Khawaja Muhammad Safdar Medical College

Hometown: Rawalpindi
Interests/Hobbies: Playing volleyball, watching cricket and listening to music (swiftie!)
Future Goals: Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The nature (river and mountain trails) and the kindest people. 
Strengths of CAMC: The supportive culture, diversity and supervised autonomy.

Anum Khakwani

Anum Khakwani, MD

Medical School: Nishtar Medical College

Hometown: Multan, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: I enjoy playing badminton, traveling, cooking and spending time with my friends.
Future Goals: Gastroenterology Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The stunning scenery and friendly people.
Strengths of CAMC: The supportive faculty, research opportunities, collaborative environment and holistic learning.

Daniyal Aziz Khan

Daniyal Aziz Khan, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Rowing, tennis, indie music and reading non-fiction.
Future Goals: Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Breathtaking views and the kindest people. 
Strengths of CAMC: Unyielding support, dedicated mentorship and effortless camaraderie create an exceptional learning experience.

Trevor Lovell

Trevor Lovell, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Mechanicsburg, PA
Interests/Hobbies: Spending time with my family, collecting antiquarian and modern medical textbooks and studying the history of medicine. 
Future Goals: Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: I like the combination of city living and rural Appalachian Mountains.
Strengths of CAMC: The supportive faculty, resident collaboration, diverse patient population and the Level 1 Trauma Center. 

Muhammad Salman Haider Rizvee

Muhammad Salman Haider Rizvee, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Playing cricket, watching football, going to the gym, watching anime and finding the best food in every city I visit. 
Future Goals: Fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The wonderful views of the Appalachian Mountains, greenery in every corner of the city and the friendly, kind people go out of their way to make you feel welcome. 
Strengths of CAMC: The diversity of pathology at CAMC trains you to tackle multiple problems at once without feeling overwhelmed. You also have seniors and faculty who are always there to lend a hand, offer constant encouragement and make you feel like you belong here. The environment is very conducive to learning, growing and becoming a well-rounded physician. 

Shahzeb Saeed

Shahzeb Saeed, MD

Medical School: Army Medical College

Hometown: Islamabad, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: I enjoy spending time with friends and family, playing tennis and going to the gym.
Future Goals: Fellowship
Best Part about Life in Charleston: Super friendly people, amazing views and so many public tennis courts. 
Strengths of CAMC: The faculty is supportive, has a diverse patient population and has robust didactics.

Farzeen Fatma Syed

Farzeen Fatma Syed, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College

Hometown: Karachi, Pakistan
Interests/Hobbies: Volunteering, swimming and spending time with family, friends and pets!
Future Goals: To be an excellent physician; fellowship
Best Part of Life in Charleston: The scenic views and amazing people.
Strengths of CAMC: The supportive faculty and seniors and the diversity.

Kayla Vaughan

Kayla Vaughan, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

Hometown: Madison, WV
Interests/Hobbies: I enjoy reading, exercising, hanging out with friends and walking my dog!
Future Goals: Practice medicine in my home state of West Virginia
Best Part of Life in Charleston: Beautiful views, good restaurants and friendly people!
Strengths of CAMC: There is a wide variety of pathologies, many subspecialties, a great learning environment and wonderful teachers.

PGL 1 Residents

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Ahmed Bauomy, MD

Medical School: University of Alexandria Faculty of Medicine
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Christlyn Blessing-Ujomor, MD

Medical School: Avalon University School of Medicine
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John Craig, DO

Medical School: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine
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Sydney Dangott, MD

Medical School: Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University

Hometown: Turtle Creek, WV 
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Area of interest: Acute Care Surgery, Trauma and General Surgery
Why CAMC: Early and broad operative experience, amazing culture, the camaraderie between residents and faculty and the location. 
About me: I was born and raised in West Virginia. I am very excited to train near my hometown and give back to the people of my home state. If I'm not at work, I'm probably reading, outdoors, watching movies, spending time with my fiancé or getting into some kind of craziness with my puppy. 

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Malhar Domadia, MD

Medical School: Lékarská Fakulta, Univerzita Karlovy
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Rancie Hannah, MD

Medical School: Ross University School of Medicine
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Shaniah Holder, MD

Medical School: American University of Barbados School of Medicine
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Eric Johnson, MD

Medical School: Ross University School of Medicine
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Saad Khan, MD

Medical School: Aga Khan University Medical College
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Pritika Mall, MD

Medical School: Seth G.S. Medical College
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Ahmed Mohamed, MD

Medical School: Zagazig University Faculty of Medicine
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Farzan Salehi, MD

Medical School: Kazan State Medical University
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Jessica Smith, DO

Medical School: Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
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Baris Tarimci, MD

Medical School: Ege Universitesi Tip Fakultesi
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Anab Rehan Taseer, MD

Medical School: Khyber Medical College

Preliminary Residents

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Katie Barnes, MD

Medical School: West Virginia University School of Medicine