PGY2 Residents

Will Allen 

Will Allen

Hometown: Kingsport, TN
Undergraduate University: University of South Carolina Honors College
Medical School: Medical University of South Carolina
Fellowship Plan: Undecided
What is your favorite restaurant in Charleston: Avondale Wine and Cheese
Favorite thing about your MUSC residency experience: While I love the surgical procedures, outcomes, and opportunities for innovation and research, the thing I enjoy the most is the camaraderie. The culture and community within the department made me want to stay here at MUSC.

 

Cody Ashy 

Cody Ashy

Hometown: Charleston, SC
Undergraduate University: Honors College at College of Charleston
Medical School: Medical University of South Carolina
Fellowship Plan: Undecided
What is your favorite restaurant in Charleston: Jackrabbit Filly
Favorite thing about your MUSC residency experience: The camaraderie between the residents and faculty.

 

Liz Nadeau 

Liz Nadeau

Hometown: Broad Brook, CT
Undergraduate University: Northeastern University
Medical School: Medical University of South Carolina
Fellowship Plan: Undecided
What is your favorite restaurant in Charleston: Stella's
Favorite thing about your MUSC residency experience: MUSC has an excellent Orthopaedic training experience with supportive faculty, great resident camaraderie, and breadth of research opportunities.

 

Chris Robinson 

Chris Robinson

Hometown: Charleston, SC
Undergraduate University: College of Charleston
Medical School: Medical University of South Carolina
Fellowship Plan: Undecided
What is your favorite restaurant in Charleston: Holy City
Favorite thing about your MUSC residency experience: The people. The cohesive dynamic between residents and attendings makes it fun to go to work every day. No matter how crazy your work day gets, there's always someone there to lift you up, share your load, and make your day better. All of the attendings are incredibly approachable, enjoy teaching, and are dedicated to residents' experience. Charleston is also the best city in the world to live in. It's scientifically proven at this point.