We are very proud of the academic accomplishments of our residents and postgraduate fellows. All trainees are required to complete original research and most of these projects culminate in presentations at our yearly Bridgeport Hospital Scientific Symposium. Many projects are presented at International meetings and a sizeable number are published in peer-review journals. Trainees complete their projects under the supervision of a faculty member who helps guide them from formulating the question, to compiling and analyzing the data, and finally in creating poster presentations and finished manuscripts.

Residents have asterisks by their names; Post-graduate fellows at Bridgeport Hospital training programs are highlighted in italics.


Drs. Yaw Amoateng-Adjepong and Pinar Oray-Schrom presenting their poster on "Emerging Trends in Atypical Mycobacteria" in Toronto at the 2001 International Meetings of American College of Epidemiology.