2002 - University of Washington Bone and Joint Sources

Incoming Residents
Heidi Ambrose: Heidi attended the
University of San Diego where she
received a BA in Chemistry. She
received her medical degree from the
University of Washington. She is
completing her surgical internship at
the University of Washington. Her
interests outside of medicine include
basketball, snow skiing, as well as piano
and ceramics.
Eric Klineberg: Eric received his BA in
Biology and Studio Art from Rice
University. This was followed by
obtaining a Master of Science in
zoology – neural science from the
University of Maryland. Eric received
his medical degree from the University
of Maryland. He is currently
completing his internship at the
University of Washington. His interests
include basketball, football and golf.
Melvin Wahl: Mel received his BS in
Human Biology from Eastern
Washington University. He earned his
medical degree from the University of
Washington. He is currently
completing his internship at the
University of Washington. Outside
interests include sports such as
basketball, wrestling, fishing and golf.
Stacey Donion: Stacey attended the
University of Washington where she
received a BS in Psychology and
Physical Therapy. She also received her
M.D. from the University of
Washington. She is finishing her
surgical internship at the University of
Washington. Personal interests include
swimming, soccer and skiing.
William Montgomery: Bill obtained his
BS degree in Early Childhood
Education from the University of
Vermont and a Masters degree in Public
Health at the University of Hawaii. He
also received his M.D. from the
University of Hawaii. He is currently
completing his internship at the
University of Washington. Bill enjoys
spending time with his wife and
children, hiking, swimming.
Burt Yaszay: Burt received his BS in
Biochemistry and Cell Biology from
UC-San Diego. He earned his M.D.
from Stanford. He is currently
completing his internship at the
University of Washington. His personal
interests include working out at the
gym, biking and travelling.
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