Pediatrics

Learn Why These Residents Chose Wichita

Jamie Hinkle, DO

Sunil Gotru, MD

Beryl Yaghmai, MD

Nathan Tofteland, MD

Jamie Hinkle, DO
1st-year Pediatrics Resident, Undergrad: University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO, Med School: Kansas City University of Medicine
and Biosciences

Sunil Gotru, MD
2nd-year Pediatrics Resident, Med School: Guntur Medical College, India

Beryl Yaghmai, MD
Chief Pediatrics Resident, 3rd-year, Undergrad: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, Med School: University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas

Nathan Tofteland, MD
4th-year Med/Peds Resident, Undergrad:
Tabor College,
Hillsboro, KS
Med School: KU School
of Medicine-Wichita

Message from Barry T. Bloom, MD

Professor and Interim Chairman
Department of Pediatrics

Barry T. Bloom, MDThe mission of the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Kansas School of Medicine-Wichita is to provide an exceptional pediatric education for medical students, residents and faculty in a community-based setting by modeling quality patient care and integrating evidence-based medicine. Teaching is truly our first priority.

Being a community based medical school, students and residents build strong, meaningful relationships with faculty and amongst themselves. The Wichita community is very supportive of our residents as evidenced by the widespread involvement of community pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists as volunteer and part-time faculty.

During your pediatric residency you will gain the skills and knowledge to enable you to become either a successful general pediatrician or advance to subspecialty training. Our teaching hospital offers most of the advanced diagnostics and treatments available anywhere in the United States.

I trust the information available to you on our web site will answer many of your questions about our program. Please call or e-mail us with your additional questions. We encourage you to visit our program and community as you make a very important decision in your next step in training.

Last Modified: September 24, 2009