Legacy Through Learners

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CUHCC is one of the largest urban primary care training sites in Minnesota, annually providing inter-professional, experiential education to more than 180 residents and students from the University of Minnesota’s Schools of Dentistry, Medicine, Social Work, Pharmacy, Public Health, Nursing, and more. The Legacy Through Learners initiative seeks to document CUHCC’s educational legacy through the stories and successes of its learner-alumni.

 

Sarah Amlin, PharmD
Clinical Specialty Pharmacist, Ascension Health

Sarah Amlin, PharmD

Pharmacy Resident 2014-2015
Today: Facilitating Access to Medicine for Cancer Patients

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"One of the biggest things CUHCC taught me–and this has served me in my career–is trying to always find a way to focus on the patients and to build that kind of resiliency….CUHCC really focuses on supporting its learners and making sure that they have the skills to support themselves."
Sarah Amlin, PharmD

Morgan Hoeft, PharmD
PharmD, Lecturer, and Director, Pharmaceutical Care Learning Center, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

Morgan Hoeft, PharmD

Pharmacy Resident 2017 -2018
Today: Advancing Pharmacy Equity and Education

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“I really really enjoyed my time at CUHCC. It was an awesome blessing. I feel like that year, single handedly, probably helped me grow more as a human being than any other time period in my life. I'd always been somebody who was very much Type A,  super motivated, always wanted to get a 100% on things. And I really appreciated that my preceptors helped me take a step back and try to think about the patient more as a person. And so it really challenged me to think about providing care in new ways that really met patients where they’re at.”
Morgan Hoeft, PharmD

Benjamin Katz, MD, CTropMed
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Physician, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Benjamin Katz, MD, CTropMed

CUHCC Resident Physician 2013-2017
Today: Serving Tribal Health Care in Remote Terrain

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"I had wonderful colleagues and wonderful patients. A lot of people who worked in the clinic were patients, had grown up as patients in the clinic and so I really saw how invested CUHCC was in the community and the way it’s working to lift up and practice liberation medicine."
Benjamin Katz, MD, CTropMed
 

Sonal Parmar
Regulatory and Appeals Pharmacist, UCare

Sonal Parmar, PharmD

Pharmacy Resident 2021-2022
Today: Individualizing Patient Care Beyond Drug Therapy Management

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“I come from Tanzania, a 3rd world country, [where] we don't have a lot of resources and healthcare is limited. The United States is a developed 1st world country, but CUHCC made me realize there are such gaps in healthcare here. [It became a question for me:] How can I bridge those gaps? At CUHCC you can. We were one big group, all working towards the same goal in different lanes. And if you ever needed help, you just switched the lane and asked for help, you know, and people will always be willing to help you.”
Sonal Parmar, PharmD

Yussuf S. Shafie
CEO, Treatment Director, Alliance Wellness Center

Yussuf S. Shafie LADC, MSW, LICSW

CUHCC Social Work Intern 2012-2013
Today: Directing a SUD Treatment Home for East Africans

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"CUHCC is where I saw a lot of people from my own community struggling with addiction, and it’s where I got the idea of creating a treatment program to help East Africans. CUHCC helped me see the need and gave me the confidence to meet it."
Yussuf S. Shafie LADC, MSW, LICSW
 

Tyler Winkelman, MD, MSc
Co-Director of the Health, Homelessness, and Criminal Justice Lab and Director of the Research and Evaluation Data Analytics Core at the Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute and the Division Director of General Internal Medicine

Tyler Winkelman, MD, MSc

CUHCC Med Student 2009-2011, Resident Physician 2011-2015
Today: Advancing Health Care Rights for the Unhoused and Incarcerated

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"I really appreciated the team-based approach that CUHCC facilitates, that it was pediatricians, internists, M-Peds and family medicine physicians, nurse practitioners and MAs, a team of people trying to give the greatest care to patients as possible."
Tyler Winkelman, MD, MSc