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GME Internal Medicine Residents

Chief's Welcome

Hello and Welcome to Mercy!

I am thrilled to serve as Chief Resident of our Internal Medicine program for the 2024-2025 academic year.

My story began in Springfield, Missouri, where I was born and raised. After several impactful shadowing experiences, I decided to pursue a career in medicine. I continued my journey to the University of Missouri-Columbia, where I completed my bachelor's degree in Biologic Sciences and a master's certificate in Public Health. This is where I met my wife, who was kind enough to accompany me on this lengthy journey. I then completed my medical school training at Kansas City University in Kansas City, Missouri. Once again, Missouri clearly did not want me to leave.  Although it was difficult to leave behind the Chiefs and the Barbeque in Kansas City, I felt extremely fortunate to match into Mercy’s Internal Medicine program here in St. Louis for my residency training. My wife and I, along with our yellow lab and golden retriever, moved across the state and have found a true home in St. Louis. The culture and history present in this City is unrivaled in Missouri.

The overwhelmingly positive experience that I have had here has been transformative in many ways. This program has challenged me, but more importantly, has allowed me to grow as a physician and a professional. Moving forward, my goal is to pursue fellowship training in Critical Care medicine. I will use this year to continue my growth as a clinician and to enhance my leadership skills. I am tremendously grateful for this opportunity.

As a recent graduate of the Mercy Internal Medicine residency, I know first-hand how important a strong faculty is to the professional development of residents throughout their training. My goal for this year is to provide the same level mentorship and support to our residents as I was provided by my Chief Residents in years past. I also will strive to create an environment of open communication and trust, as this is the foundation by which productive growth can occur. I will always have an open door and be happy to listen. Do not hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Sincerely,

Connor S. Shaw, D.O. 

Meet the Residents

PGY1

Ataullah Arif, MD

Ataullah Arif, MD

Jinnah Sindh Medical University

John Davis, DO

John Davis, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Mohamed Fawzi Mudarres, MD

Mohamed Fawzi Mudarres, MD

University of Aleppo

Anooja Rani, MD

Anooja Rani, MD

Dow Medical College

Andrew Saba, MD

Andrew Saba, MD

St. George’s University

Christopher Samaan, MD

Christopher Samaan, MD

University of Kentucky

Ishan Sharma, MD

Ishan Sharma, MD

Nepal Medical College

Jannat Sheikh, MD

Jannat Sheikh, MD

C.M.H. Lahore Medical College

Zachary Wattles, DO

Zachary Wattles, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Ataullah Arif, MD

Ataullah Arif, MD

Jinnah Sindh Medical University

John Davis, DO

John Davis, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Mohamed Fawzi Mudarres, MD

Mohamed Fawzi Mudarres, MD

University of Aleppo

Anooja Rani, MD

Anooja Rani, MD

Dow Medical College

Andrew Saba, MD

Andrew Saba, MD

St. George’s University

Christopher Samaan, MD

Christopher Samaan, MD

University of Kentucky

Ishan Sharma, MD

Ishan Sharma, MD

Nepal Medical College

Jannat Sheikh, MD

Jannat Sheikh, MD

C.M.H. Lahore Medical College

Zachary Wattles, DO

Zachary Wattles, DO

AT Still Kirksville

PGY2

Iqra Bhatti, MD

Iqra Bhatti, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Maggie Conroy, DO

Maggie Conroy, DO

Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Andres Figueroa Quast, MD

Andres Figueroa Quast, MD

Universidad Libre de Colombia

Tony Hiran, MD

Tony Hiran, MD

St. Louis University School of Medicine

Jack Hooker, DO

Jack Hooker, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Charlie Hurth, DO

Charlie Hurth, DO

Kansas City University of Osteopathic Medicine

Mohamed Khamis, MD

Mohamed Khamis, MD

Al-Fayom Branch, Cairo University

Zachary Tapia, MD

Zachary Tapia, MD

Creighton University

Morgan Walters, DO

Morgan Walters, DO

Kansas City University of Osteopathic Medicine

Iqra Bhatti, MD

Iqra Bhatti, MD

American University of the Caribbean

Maggie Conroy, DO

Maggie Conroy, DO

Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine

Andres Figueroa Quast, MD

Andres Figueroa Quast, MD

Universidad Libre de Colombia

Tony Hiran, MD

Tony Hiran, MD

St. Louis University School of Medicine

Jack Hooker, DO

Jack Hooker, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Charlie Hurth, DO

Charlie Hurth, DO

Kansas City University of Osteopathic Medicine

Mohamed Khamis, MD

Mohamed Khamis, MD

Al-Fayom Branch, Cairo University

Zachary Tapia, MD

Zachary Tapia, MD

Creighton University

Morgan Walters, DO

Morgan Walters, DO

Kansas City University of Osteopathic Medicine

PGY3

Allison Friedhoff, DO

Allison Friedhoff, DO

NY Institute of Technology

Sarah Graeber, DO

Sarah Graeber, DO

Des Moines University

Sahas Jitta, MD

Sahas Jitta, MD

Osmania Medical College, India

Alexandra Kolodziejski, MD

Alexandra Kolodziejski, MD

St. George's University

Nikith Rao, DO

Nikith Rao, DO

Midwestern University Chicago

Connor Reis, DO

Connor Reis, DO

University of the Incarnate Word

Garrett Shields, DO

Garrett Shields, DO

Lincoln Memorial DeBusk

Aaron Steimel, DO

Aaron Steimel, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Nicholas Trottier, MD

Nicholas Trottier, MD

St. Louis University (SLU)

Allison Friedhoff, DO

Allison Friedhoff, DO

NY Institute of Technology

Sarah Graeber, DO

Sarah Graeber, DO

Des Moines University

Sahas Jitta, MD

Sahas Jitta, MD

Osmania Medical College, India

Alexandra Kolodziejski, MD

Alexandra Kolodziejski, MD

St. George's University

Nikith Rao, DO

Nikith Rao, DO

Midwestern University Chicago

Connor Reis, DO

Connor Reis, DO

University of the Incarnate Word

Garrett Shields, DO

Garrett Shields, DO

Lincoln Memorial DeBusk

Aaron Steimel, DO

Aaron Steimel, DO

AT Still Kirksville

Nicholas Trottier, MD

Nicholas Trottier, MD

St. Louis University (SLU)

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Connor Shaw, DO

Kansas City University

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