Family Medicine Residency - Current Residents

Meet the current residents in our WellSpan York Hospital program.

WellSpan York Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program

Current Residents

Brianna M. Custer, DO

Medical school: Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Women’s Health and Procedures

I love that I am never alone, especially as a new intern. All of the faculty and residents are so willing to help you and truly love teaching.

Hyun J. Kim, MD

Medical school: University of Maryland

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Transgender Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine, Women's Health

I chose York for family medicine residency because it was clear to me that this residency was truly a family. Everyone is kind and welcoming and always supports one another. I know I can go to anyone with questions about medicine or life in general. I feel that this residency program has my back.

Julia Y. Li, DO

Medical school: Midwestern University College of Osteopathic Medicine - Chicago

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Inpatient Medicine, Preventative Medicine

I chose York because I felt like a priority. I am supported and heard. My education and opinion matter.

Joshua J. Malerich, MD

Medical school: SKMC at Thomas Jefferson University

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Inpatient, Lifestyle Medicine, Addiction

As a fourth-year medical student, I had the opportunity to rotate at the York family medicine program. It was immediately apparent that from Dr. Robert to the faculty and the residents, this is a program that cares about its residents and will tailor opportunities to help them grow.

The environment is supportive and affirming, the new facility offers more possibilities for our patients, and the learning environment is exactly what I was looking for during my three years at WellSpan.

Andrea M. Nale, MD

Medical school: Geisinger Commonwealth

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Women's Health, Newborn through Geriatric Care, Endocrine Disorders, Preventative Health, Lifestyle Medicine.

York is situated in the most perfect place; it’s a more suburban atmosphere with multiple cities (Baltimore, DC, Philly) just a short drive away. I love how close my co-intern class is and how we all support each other through the good times (and the tough times).

Bora Park, DO

Medical school: University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Global health, Medical Missions, Preventative Health

I chose the York family medicine residency mainly because of the people. Given how challenging residency can be, who you work with makes a difference. The faculty, residents and staff in the family medicine program feel like a family. I enjoy working and spending time with them. I was also drawn to the strong global health track.

Ashley H. Yuen, MD

Medical school: University of Maryland

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Primary Care and Women’s Health

I chose York family medicine residency because it was where I felt most at home (despite never having been to York before). At every step of the interview process it was abundantly clear to me that both the York family medicine residency and WellSpan York Hospital have an incredibly friendly, supportive culture where I could thrive despite the challenges of residency.

The family medicine residency at WellSpan York also has a strong reputation and presence within the hospital and the local community, which was an important factor for me as I was ranking residency programs. As someone interested in community health, medical education, faculty development and full spectrum family medicine, I believe that York has the elements that I am looking for in a training program: a diverse patient population with complex needs, unopposed pediatrics, strong procedural training in women's health and dermatology, opportunities to contribute to medical education and collaboration with other residencies in a teaching and community hospital setting.

Finally, York was a great place to be for me — it's not only close to my home in Maryland, but also an up-and-coming city itself with very impressive restaurants, charming coffee shops and food or flea markets, and low cost of living. I love it here so far and sincerely hope you join our program.

Julian F. Antal, DO

Medical school: Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Sports Medicine

I had a fantastic time during my rotation here as a fourth-year medical student. Everyone here is super nice, and it is a very positive work environment. I really felt that education was prioritized here and that by coming here I would get excellent training in family medicine.

Edwin H. Kimko, MD

Medical school: Tulane University

Area of Interest in Medicine: Primary Care

I chose York family medicine for several reasons. It has a strong reputation within the medical community with its patient-centered care and comprehensive, supportive training. The curriculum covers all the bases, and you can be as involved as you want if you have a special interest in a particular field.

The location was also a draw for me as I was looking to join a smaller community after living in several larger cities. However, Baltimore, Philly, and D.C. are within comfortable driving distance if I feel the need to go. I have really enjoyed my time here so far and look forward to what the next few years may bring!

Diego A. Lasso Jr., DO

Medical school: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Lifestyle Medicine

The people. Everyone is super supportive and kind and provide a great environment for learning. People also are enjoying their work and are fun to be around.

Gregory K.J. Logan, DO

Medical school: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine - Erie

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Sports Medicine, Osteopathic Medicine and OMT

I chose York Family Medicine because of the inviting atmosphere that I observed during my interview and touring process. All the residents were extremely kind, welcoming, and immediately made me feel at home. When meeting the various attendings, I felt that they took great interest in getting to know who I am, my interests, and where I would like to take my career in family medicine.

I enjoy all of the different opportunities there are for growth in multiple areas at York, such as global health, pediatrics and sports medicine. There is obvious investment and dedication into the profession of family medicine as demonstrated by the brand-new Thomas Hart Family Medicine Clinic.

Adair M. McCabe, DO, MA

Medical school: Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Procedures, Rural Medicine, Direct Primary Care

I did an audition rotation at York and immediately knew this was the place I wanted to be. The best way I can describe the program is homey. The biggest thing that stood out to me was how genuinely kind and happy the people were here —from the attendings, residents and nursing staff to the office and janitorial staff.

When it comes to patient care and teamwork throughout the program and hospital, they really do place a heavy emphasis on the golden rule of treating others the way you would want to be treated. I am so happy to be here.

Natalia P. Mullins, MD

Medical school: Universidad de Iberoamerica

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Global Health, Women’s Health, Inpatient Medicine, Tropical Medicine

Where to start? I wanted a program that had global health exposure as this is what I would like to do at some point in my career. Also, the average board scores from this program gave me a good objective measure of what level of training I would get.

Additionally, the vibe I felt from the residents and faculty during interviews made me feel at home and confident that I would enjoy my three years of residency surrounded by warm and friendly people (I was not wrong). Finally, the location was perfect for me and my family: small city but close enough to big cities.

Joshua A. Snyder, DO

Medical school: Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Primary Care, Behavioral Health

WellSpan York Hospital felt like the perfect fit for me. During my interview, I could tell this program put time and effort into learning about me as an applicant. I had wonderful conversations with Dr. Robert and others, as if I was talking to my lifelong friends.

There is also a supportive and friendly environment here, which naturally drew me to this program. After visiting during a second look and experiencing the amazing faculty, staff and residents, I knew that WellSpan York was where I wanted to be.

Cristie L. Staples, DO

Medical school: Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Functional/Lifestyle Medicine

I was looking for a supportive environment where I can become the best doctor I can be for my patients. This program has everything I was looking for. It’s an established program with knowledgeable and caring leaders, a global health program, professionalism, positive atmosphere and helpful team members.

The clinic design is superior and shows the experience and care of our leaders. We use the Epic electronic medical record system. The community is nice and convenient to anything you would need or want. It’s a great place to live and learn.

Miaoqi Zhang, DO

Medical school: Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine - Middletown

Areas of Interest in Medicine: Women’s health, procedures, Lifestyle Medicine

I chose York family medicine because this program provides a truly supportive and loving environment for residents to learn and reach their fullest potential.

Kilash Anthraper, MD

Medical school: Penn State College of Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Primary Care

I chose York because the faculty take the time to get to know you and care about your well-being.

Outside of work, you can find me playing golf and spending time with my family.

Naomi Frey, DO

Medical school: Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Women’s Health

I chose York initially because it is my hometown. However, when I got the opportunity to do a sub-I here that’s when I really felt confident in my decision to apply to this program. The attendings had good relationships with the residents in that they could joke around with each other, but they could also have productive teacher-learner interactions.

The residents were very transparent when I worked with them which was really nice because these were people I was considering spending most of my time with for the new few years. Everyone was very kind and I’m so happy that I’m spending my 3 years of residency with this group of people!

Outside of work you’ll most often find me hanging out with my cat. I also really enjoy spending time with my significant other and working on projects with him, cooking, and reading when I have the time.

Katie McCauley, MD

Medical school: Drexel University College of Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Adolescent Medicine, Holistic Medicine

I chose York because it felt like a great fit for me when I did a rotation here 4th year! Everyone was so welcoming and kind, from attendings to residents to clinic staff. I knew it would be a supportive learning environment that would give me a great education throughout residency.

Outside of work you can find me baking with sourdough, going on hikes outside, and spending time with my family.

Morgan McJimsey, DO

Medical school: A.T. Still University of Health Sciences of Osteopathic Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Sports Medicine

I chose York for many reasons. Through the interview process, York FM really stood out to me. Everyone I spoke to was genuine and interested in me as a person just as much, if not more, than my application.

I hope to one day pursue a fellowship in sports medicine. With the in-depth ultrasound curriculum and associated sports medicine fellowship, I am confident that the York FM residency program will prepare me for my career aspirations. More than anything, I am excited and proud to be a part of a program with such friendly, thoughtful, and supportive people!

Outside of work I enjoy hanging out with my dogs and wife, playing golf and board games, and trying new foods.

Joshua Messing, MD

Medical school: University of Maryland School of Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Sports Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine

I chose York because I got fantastic vibes from faculty and residents during my resident social, interview day, and second look. Everyone seemed super supportive and kind. As a bonus, York is super close to family and friends in Maryland allowing for easy visits!

Outside of work, you can find me running, climbing, supporting my Boston sports teams, travel, and cooking.

Mansi Patel, DO

Medical school: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Lifestyle Medicine, Addiction Medicine, and Women's Health

I chose York FM because the support from residents, attendings, and staff provides the environment I need to grow professionally and personally. The clinic-first approach was a highlight because it will allow me to build a strong outpatient foundation.

Outside of work, I like to spend time with my friends, family, and my dog. I also love going to the gym, going on hikes, exploring new cities, and watching New York Knicks basketball.

Claire Wilson Waring, MD

Medical school: University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine

Area of Interest in Medicine: Lifestyle Medicine, Nutrition, Diabetes

I chose York because of the people! I was looking for a program that was going to be a safe place for learning, somewhere fun to explore, and had people that are passionate about their patients and helping them thrive. I found all of that at York. My interview with the people here gave me the "gut feeling" that it was the right choice and I'm so glad to be here!

Outside of work, I love gardening, walking with my husband and our dog Theo, and trying new recipes! If I'm not in York I can be found with my two sisters and two nephews, probably at the pool.

Victoria Yin, MD

Medical school: Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Area of Interest in Medicine: Primary Care, OB, Reproductive Health

I chose York because I really believe that it’s the people who you learn from and train alongside that make all the difference. Every single person that I met during the interview process was amazing!

Outside of work I read, crochet, do other crafts, practice drawing, and play video games.

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Family Medicine Residency - Current Residents

Meet the current residents in our WellSpan York Hospital program.