Health Care

David Freeman ‘16 graduated from Hamilton with a major in biochemistry. He is currently enrolled in the M.D./Ph.D. program at the University of Utah. In his blog, Freeman details his time in medical/graduate school and offers advice to anyone interested in pursuing graduate programs after Hamilton.

Emily Dumont ’18 graduated from Hamilton with a major in biology and a minor in anthropology. Dumont details the importance of utilizing the Hamilton alumni network, which led to her finding a job as a senior orthopedic technician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Mass.

Jennifer Andrews '88 graduated with a major in creative writing and minor in mathematics. She details her journey transitioning careers to become a physical therapist.

Timary Malley graduated from Hamilton in 2020. She describes finding her purpose of helping others through her work as both a strength and conditioning coach and firefighter.

Moon Cho graduated from Hamilton College in 1991. Since graduation, she has founded Yin & Yang Living, a healthy lifestyle resource and Om Heals, a platform that matches individuals to energy healers.

Morgan Lane graduated from Hamilton College in 2012 where she majored in neuroscience and government. After volunteering at the Peace Corps directly after graduation, she completed her Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) at Emory University. Morgan is now a public health research associate at Emory University School of Medicine.

Kalvin Nash graduated from Hamilton in 2018 as a double major in French and biochemistry. After graduation, he worked as a combined dermatology and clinical research premedical fellow. Currently, he is in his second year at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine as a full-time medical student.

Alan Braverman graduated from Hamilton in 1971 on the pre-med track with a degree in Spanish literature. After attending medical school at Weill Cornell and graduating in 1975, Dr. Braverman went on to study and practice internal medicine and gastroenterology at University Hospitals of Cleveland. He now practices privately as a gastroenterologist in Connecticut.

AB Abera graduated from Hamilton in 2019 with a concentration biochemistry/molecular biology and a minor in mathematics. He is currently a D.D.S. candidate at the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine.

George Fett graduated Hamilton College in 1975 with a major in Spanish but went on to enter the medical field. He has since become a licensed healthcare provider, earning his licenses to practice as a medical doctor (M.D.) and doctor of chiropractic (D.C.). Working in the medical field from a non-traditional major, George has some insight for others looking to do the same.