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Dr. Callese graduated with honors from Middlebury College with degrees in Biochemistry and Economics. He graduated from Wake Forest School of Medicine, where he started the Navigating Medical School Program, which is a program dedicated to providing medical students with the tools and resources they need to successfully navigate the challenges of medical school. He has numerous publications ranging from editorials and blog posts to peer-reviewed literature and book chapters and has presented his work at several conferences. He has received several awards and recognition for his research and leadership. Dr. Callese is currently an Interventional Radiology resident at UCLA.
Undergraduate: BS, Middlebury College
Medical School: MD, Wake Forest University
Residency: University of California, Los Angeles, David Geffen School of Medicine
Interventional Radiology
Dr. Callese rowed crew in college and now continues to take every opportunity to get outside, making the most out of living in southern California by skiing and surfing as much as possible
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