Chief Residents

  

 

Bailey Dunn, D.O.
Medical School: Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Why MUSC: As a College of Charleston grad, I was familiar with the outstanding reputation MUSC holds both in this community and SC. I knew MUSC could provide unique experiences during my residency training given the medical complexity of patients and exposure to so many pediatric sub specialties, equipping me with the "tools" I need to be a well-rounded general pediatrician. I was very impressed with the advocacy curriculum, positive energy from program leadership, and ultimately felt this was a place that would support my goals and become my home away from home. Best decision ever!
Post-Residency Plans: MUSC Pediatric Chief Resident 2024-2025, then I hope to pursue Pediatric GI Fellowship!
Scholarly Activity: Working on a few projects related to Nutrition and Medical Education

Erica Rubin, D.O.
Medical School: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine – Carolinas Campus
Undergraduate: University of South Carolina
Why MUSC:  Even during virtual interviews, I was able to get a sense of family between the residents, faculty, and staff. I also felt that everyone at MUSC wanted to help you succeed and excel during your time in residency and beyond in your career. There are also many opportunities available to help you meet all your future professional goals. For example, the Medical Education Track and advocacy program all were important to me. Most of all, I could see myself flourishing at MUSC and becoming a wonderful pediatrician. The beautiful children's hospital, city of Charleston and great beaches were just the cherries on top!
Post-Residency Plans: Chief Resident then Pediatric Pulmonology Fellowship
Scholarly Activity: Staphylococcus aureus persistence after elexacaftor-tezacaftor-ivacaftor initiation; Pediatric Hospital Medicine Medical Education Curriculum