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Louisa Alam, MD
Hometown: Ghazir, Lebanon Undergraduate: Université Saint Esprit de Kaslik Medical School: Université Saint Esprit de Kaslik Hobbies/Interest: I enjoy cooking, working out, and traveling with friends. Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia: I chose Trinity Health Livonia because of its strong sense of community, the supportive environment among faculty and residents, and the opportunity to care for a diverse patient population in a hands-on, team-based setting.
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Nora Khanoba, MD
Hometown: Jos, Nigeria Medical School: Caribbean Medical University School of Medicine. Hobbies/Interest: Learning a new language, playing games, practicing my flute, reading, taking walks, going out to eat and I'm always up to try new things, recipes, places or activities, most recent playing pickleball. Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia: I was able to do a few shadowing shifts here, which gave me the chance to see how the ED worked before applying, and I really liked it. I got a strong sense of the program’s culture during my interview, where the residents were well-trained, and the environment felt positive and supportive such that I could grow into an amazing physician. I have also only heard great things from a family member who previously matched here, which made my decision a no brainer.
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Sachin Kumar, MD
Hometown: Delhi, India Undergraduate: Spartan Health Sciences University Medical School: Spartan Health Sciences University Hobbies/Interest: Soccer, cooking, spending time with friends, and doing just about anything fun outdoors Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia: During my interview, I was genuinely impressed by how warm and welcoming everyone was. It was clear that the program truly cares about each applicant as a person—not just as a candidate on paper. The leadership fosters a supportive and inclusive environment where resident wellness and education are top priorities. The faculty are approachable, down-to-earth, and clearly invested in our growth. One of the most striking aspects of the program is the strong sense of camaraderie. The chiefs and residents genuinely look out for one another, creating a collaborative and team-oriented atmosphere. It was evident that the program is committed to providing the resources, support, and clinical experiences necessary to train and develop exceptional emergency medicine physicians.
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Lana Mirza, MD
Hometown: Novi, Michigan Medical School: American University of Antigua Hobbies/Interest: Lego, puzzles, sitcoms, cooking, baking, collecting crystals, traveling, amusement parks, reading, spending time with my sweet dogs When you think about your residency experience here, what are you most grateful for? Attendings who teach you on shift, who will motivate you during a busy shift just to let you know you're doing great when it feels overwhelming, and who genuinely want to and enjoy seeing you succeed.
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Paige Nahod, DO
Hometown: Chesterton, Indiana Medical School: Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Proud cat mom to 3 beautiful children (Hannibal, Lillith, and Prosciutto), amateur Italian chef, psychological thriller/horror movies, Chicago sports (GO BEARS!), live music (anything from dubstep/riddim to classic 80s rock to French jazz), American traditional style tattoos, fine art and couture fashion Why I Chose Trinity Health Livonia: Our incredibly intelligent faculty care deeply about resident education and wellbeing; I felt genuinely supported and welcomed from day one. Because of our patient population, you will be very well trained on managing medically challenging cases. Additionally, training at a Level II community hospital with limited additional residency/fellowship programs allows you to be responsible for the majority of situations that come through the ED.
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Fardowsa Robow, MD
Hometown: Atlanta, GA Undergraduate: Georgia State University Medical School: St. George's University School of Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Cooking, baking, trying new restaurants, knitting, watching Netflix, spending time with family and friends. When you think about your residency experience here, what are you most grateful for? I am most grateful for the people I’ve had the opportunity to share it with. My peers have been one of the most meaningful parts of residency. We’ve supported each other through long shifts, challenging cases, difficult days, and the many ups and downs that come with training. There is something special about knowing that the people working beside you understand exactly what you’re going through. I’m grateful for the friendships, encouragement, teamwork, and sense of camaraderie we’ve built along the way. Residency can be challenging, but having such supportive peers has made the experience much more rewarding and memorable.
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Mohamad Saleh, MD
Hometown: Dearborn, MI Medical School: Wayne State School of Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Working out, gaming, U of M football What is your favorite thing about being a resident here? My favorite thing about being a resident here is the balance between a challenging work environment and having a healthy work-life balance. I really appreciate that we see such a diverse patient population, which exposes us to a wide variety of presentations and diagnoses. It keeps every day interesting while allowing me to continue learning and growing as a physician without feeling like work takes over my entire life.
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George Warda, MD
Hometown: Iraq Undergraduate: University of California San Diego Medical School: Georgetown University School of Medicine Hobbies/Interest: Soccer, hiking, trying new restaurants, exploring new cities What is your favorite thing about being a resident here? Working alongside residents and attendings who are approachable, supportive, and make even difficult shifts enjoyable.
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