Josh Zimmer, MD
Interventional Cardiology Fellow
University of Vermont Medical Center - Internal Medicine
East Tennessee State University - MD
A special note about living in Vermont and training at
UVM:
Or, What were you looking for in a fellowship
program? There is honestly no better place. The collegiality is unparalleled and life outside of work is pretty fun too (lake, beaches, endless hiking, biking, downhill skiing, cross country skiing and many other types of skiing that I had never heard of before moving here).
Fun Facts/Hobbies: Sailing, running, some gardening, working on cars.
Audrey Ready, DO
Interventional Cardiology Fellow
Baystate Medical Center - Internal Medicine
Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine - DO
About living in VT and training at UVM:
I have been visiting Vermont with my family for many years and have always wanted to live here. I was ecstatic when the opportunity came to continue my medical training at UVM. Combined with the exceptional reputation and the backdrop of Lake Champlain I know my time here will be filled with many exciting things to do and learn.
Career plans:
Interventional Cardiology
Fun facts/Hobbies:
Hobbies include cooking, exploring local breweries, and getting to hear live
music in any form as often as possible.
Fun Fact:
I studied abroad at St Andrews Universtiy in Scotland and have
visited 21 countries