4 Topic Commentaries

10 Growing US Metro Areas to Consider for Private Practice

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  George A. Macones, MD

  Obstetrics and Gynecology (Maternal–Fetal Medicine)

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  Dell Medical School, The University of Texas at Austin

  Particularly in the context of Austin’s rapidly growing population and a doctor shortage that’s projected to worsen, residents and fellows are a very significant health care resource for Travis County patients and families, particularly for those most in need,”

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  Paul Klotman, MD

  Nephrology

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  Baylor College of Medicine

  As our region continues to grow, we are going to need more physicians to keep pace, and so this project is ultimately an investment in the future of Houston and Texas.”

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  Craig T. Albanese, MD, MBA

  Pediatric Surgery

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  Duke University Health System

  Cary, and the broader Wake County community, is one of the fastest-growing areas in North Carolina. We want to grow together by providing greater access to the world-class care Duke Health is known for.”

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  Penny Castellano, MD

  Gynecology and Obstetrics

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  Emory University School of Medicine

  As the population in Georgia and the Atlanta area continues to grow, Emory’s role remains one of commitment to providing the most advanced and comprehensive care to the women of our region,”

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