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News Summary

Northside Hospital Gwinnett has selected seven remarkable chief residents for their Graduate Medical Education program for the 2025-2026 academic year. This cohort of future healthcare leaders includes individuals dedicated to various fields such as infectious diseases, internal medicine, and maternal health. The hospital also celebrated the recent graduation of 28 physicians, who achieved remarkable success, with many proceeding to prestigious programs. These developments signify a bright future for healthcare training at Northside Hospital Gwinnett.

Exciting New Chapter Ahead for Northside Hospital Gwinnett’s Chief Residents!

Big news is in the air at Northside Hospital Gwinnett as they have just announced their selection of seven remarkable chief residents for the Graduate Medical Education program for the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year. These future healthcare stars will be wrapping up their residencies in 2026, and one thing is for sure—their journey is bound to be inspiring!

Meet the New Chief Residents

First up, we have the accomplished Shreya Mahadevan, MBBS. A U.S. native who has spent a significant part of her life in southern India, Shreya has set her sights on an area that often needs heroes—infectious diseases. It’s always heartwarming to see someone so dedicated to tackling such important challenges.

Next on the list is Ishan Panchal, D.O.. Hailing from Gainesville, Florida, Ishan has graduated from the University of Florida and the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine. He’s got a keen interest in infectious diseases, critical care, and even lifestyle medicine. It seems we have a multi-talented physician in the making!

Brace yourself for Omama “Omi” Rahmany, D.O., who grew up in Lawrenceville and brings a strong focus on internal medicine and aspirations for a palliative care fellowship. With degrees from the University of Georgia and Lincoln Memorial University DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine, Omi is poised to make a real difference in the lives of her future patients.

Moving on, we have Sidra Shakil, D.O., another Georgia native and proud UGA graduate. Sidra has been diving into research surrounding child attention and autism, indicating her commitment to helping children thrive.

Then, we have Ashley Turek, D.O., who was born in Atlanta and raised in Fayetteville. Her passion lies in patient advocacy and lifestyle medicine, proving that care goes beyond just the treatment—it’s about fostering a supportive and healthy environment, too!

Aissatou “Aisha” Ndiaya, M.D., from Atlanta, is a powerhouse with her degrees from both Brenau University and Ross University School of Medicine. Aisha is focused on advocating for maternal health and underserved communities, reminding us of the crucial role healthcare professionals play in supporting all citizens.

Last but not least, we have Knox Young, M.D., who made his way from Newcastle, Washington, to Albany Medical College. With interests rooted in family medicine and sports medicine, Knox looks ready to tackle a variety of health scenarios.

Celebrating Recent Graduates

In addition to welcoming the new chief residents, Northside Hospital Gwinnett recently acknowledged and celebrated the accomplishments of 28 physicians who have completed the Graduate Medical Education program. Commencement ceremonies held on June 14 highlighted the hard work and dedication of these medical professionals.

This graduating class marks the ninth cohort of primary care and transitional year residents. They have achieved remarkable success, with many of them heading off to prestigious programs like Mayo Clinic, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Mass General Hospital, New York University, and Columbia. Talk about a glowing testament to the quality of education and training they received!

Looking Ahead

As the new chief residents settle into their roles, we also want to give a shout-out to the **five chief residents** appointed for next year: Dr. Shaen Deimling, Dr. Walid Hmissa, Dr. Kiara Jamison, Dr. Bryan Kamalakar, and Dr. Richard Khanal. Each of these leaders brings unique experiences and aspirations that will undoubtedly enrich the time they spend training the next generation of healthcare heroes.

Not to overlook, Dr. Leela Maxa has received recognition as an Atlanta magazine Top Doctor for 2024, showcasing her dedication and expertise in the field of radiation oncology, serving our Gwinnett community for more than 25 years.

With all this buzz surrounding Northside Hospital Gwinnett, it’s clear that the future of healthcare is in good hands. Here’s to the new chief residents and all those who just graduated—may your paths be filled with success, compassion, and endless opportunities!