SVMC Podiatry Residency Program Graduates Two

Caption: Jeffrey Pantano, DPM, (left) and McCamie Patterson, DPM, (right) are pictured with William Sarchino, DPM, program director, at center. They joined their colleagues at the Mount Anthony Country Club for a celebration of their completion of a 3-year podiatry residency at SVMC.

BENNINGTON, VT—July 15, 2019—Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (SVMC) is proud to announce the graduation of two residents in the Podiatry Residency Program. At a gathering of health system leadership, faculty, and fellow residents, McCamie Patterson, DPM, and Jeffrey Pantano, DPM, were awarded certificates of completion on the evening of Thursday, June 27 at the Mount Anthony Country Club.

Dr. Patterson plans to start a practice in her hometown of Frederick, MD in the fall. Dr. Pantano plans to practice in both Milton and Waltham in Massachusetts.

Six residents remain in the program. They are third-year residents Cody Anderson, DPM and Kurt Malkames, DPM, second-year residents Shazad Buksh, DPM and Breton Fox, DPM, and incoming first years Krishna Gathani, DPM, and Gon Saman, DPM.

For more information about the Podiatry Residency Program at SVMC, visit svhealthcare.org/podiatry-residency or call 802-447-5558.

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