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Commencement 2024
Tufts University School of Medicine will celebrate our graduating students on Sunday, May 19, 2024 in two Commencement Ceremonies.
Showcasing our Graduates
As we prepare to honor these exceptional individuals, we're thrilled to present a series of profiles highlighting graduating students from diverse degree programs. Each profile offers a glimpse into the unique journeys and inspiring experiences of these soon-to-be graduates.
Anna Kheyfets Daoud, MD/MPH24
"When applying to medical school, I focused on MD/MPH programs because my passion for medicine has its roots in public health. I now have a health systems knowledge base with which to care for individual patients as well as their larger communities."
Alexandra Dibrindisi, DVM/MPH24
"I hope to use my clinical skills to keep my animal patients healthy and my public health skills to educate owners on disease prevalence and prevention."
Brandon McBay, MBS24
"After the MBS program, I'm proud to continue my journey at Tufts as a medical student. I strive to marry clinical skills, curiosity, and compassion in my future work as a physician."
Grace Legris, MPH24
“The field of public health is incredibly dynamic and Tufts offers a variety of courses that may be outside your comfort zone. I found that venturing into unfamiliar territory was invaluable.”
James Edward Patino, MPH24
“Through a lens of social justice and cultural humility, I am committed to using my personal and professional experiences to advocate for policies and interventions that prioritize equitable access to healthcare, especially for minoritized communities.”
Marin Mills, DPT24
“After graduation, I aspire to continue expanding my knowledge, develop clinical expertise, and build strong interprofessional relationships to ensure the best quality of care for the community I will serve.”
Nicholas Kakos, MBS20, M24
“Being a doctor isn’t necessarily about saving lives, it’s about helping people live the best version of the life they’ve been given. That mindset will allow you to craft the most patient-centered care and connect with individuals across disciplines.”
Nora Fitzwilliam, PA24
“Tufts’ PA program taught me many things in the classroom and beyond. Through lectures, simulation experiences, and inter-professional events with various schools I have learned the importance of caring for patients using a well-rounded approach."
Shantiera Taylor, M24
“As I eagerly anticipate the next phase of my career as a surgical resident, I am profoundly grateful for the comprehensive education and unwavering support I received at Tufts."
Zemplen Pataki, MD/PhD24
“My aspirations and goals are driven by my passion for pathology and my desire to make a meaningful impact in patient care. I aim to become the best pathologist I can be."