Grant Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Faculty

matthew.adkins@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine

Dr. Adkins joined as clinical faculty in 2017. He chose to train at Grant because of the unparalleled full-scope training opportunities available and the passionate and inspiring faculty, and those same reasons kept him here after residency. Some of his areas of interest include addiction medicine, health disparities and social determinants of health, LGBTQ and sexual health, and mental health. Outside of work, he enjoys staying active, music, good food, and traveling as much as possible.

roma.amin@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

Thomas Jefferson University

Dr. Amin spent her childhood in Pittsburgh. Her favorite part about Family Medicine is the continuity of care and diverse opportunities that the specialty provides. Her interests include population health, diversity and inclusion, adolescent medicine, reproductive justice, advocacy, and urban care. She is involved at the state and national level with the OAFP and RHAP. Outside of work, she also enjoys exploring Columbus, spending time with family and friends, traveling, and reading.

shelley.blackburn@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Blackburn has been a faculty member since she graduated from the program in 1990 and serves as a part-time faculty member while running a busy private practice, which she still loves! She has interests in reproductive health, OB, pediatrics, and LGBTQ care. She also enjoys playing the piano, watching sports, biking and staying in pretty good shape and hanging out with her partner and their dogs, Mushu and Hazel.

Andrew.Detty@OhioHealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State University College of Medicine and Public Health

Dr. Detty joined the faculty in 2024. He trained at Grant and chose to continue working with a team that is passionate about finding creative solutions to take the best possible care of our patients-with curiosity, creativity, and grit. His professional and educational areas of interest include clinical reasoning, health policy, and the integration of physical and behavioral health services. Outside of work, he enjoys endurance sports, live music, and spending time with his partner and children.

kevin.gulley@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Dr. Gulley joined the faculty after graduating from residency in 2015. He hails from Wheelersburg, OH, a small town on the Ohio River. Outside of medicine, he hasn’t yet left his small town roots behind. He enjoys fishing, vegetable gardening, dirt track racing, rock-climbing, and some hunting. He is most appreciative of the preparedness he felt when he graduated- that Grant residents are ready to work in nearly every clinical setting after their time here.

alysia.herzog@ohiohealth.com

Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Dr. Herzog has been at Grant since graduating residency and continues to love the people she works with. She became program director in 2013. She loves curriculum and thinking through how best to teach our most important specialty. She has a special interest in pediatrics and adolescents. Outside of medicine, she loves being a mother; finding time to read; quotes, Pinterest and Ted Talks; eating good food; and local restaurants, breweries and markets.

teresa.holt@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Holt has been at Grant since 1999 when she came here as an intern. She loves practicing full spectrum medicine and is very passionate about breastfeeding and resident teaching. When she isn't busy with work, she loves to travel with her husband and three daughters. Her favorite thing about Grant is her partners, she says these are the best people to work with EVER! They are smart, dedicated, funny and always have my back.

Allison.Hoynes@OhioHealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

University of Toledo College of Medicine

Megan.Hull@OhioHealth.com

Ohio Northern

Megan in interested in ambulatory pharmacy expansion, direct patient care, and medical education.

michael.johansen@ohiohealth.com

University of Michigan (EBM/Research Methods)

University of Michigan Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Johansen joined Grant in 2016 and lives with his lovely wife and two children in Worthington. His research has been published in a variety of journals including NEJM, JAMA, and the Annals of Family Medicine. He also worked on the G-VIII evaluation of Medicaid expansion in Ohio and currently serves as an associate editor for the Annals of Family Medicine. His hobbies include cooking, hiking, visiting national parks, and health services research.

william.johnson2@ohiohealth.com

Florida Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program

West Virginia University School of Medicine

Dr. Johnson has been on faculty since 2008. His interests include geriatrics (he has privileges at one of the local nursing homes where residents see patients), end of life care, and outpatient family medicine. Outside activities include all things soccer and staying fit.

AnneMarie.Kessler@OhioHealth.com

OHSU Cascades East Family Medicine Residency

The Ohio State University College of Medicine

Dr. Kesssler joined Grant in 2022 after being an Assistant Professor at Cascades East Family Medicine Residency in Oregon. In 2019 she founded Canvasback books, an independent community- centered bookstore in downtown Klammoth Falls. Her medical interests include Palliative care, reproductive health, ultrasound, care of children, and community-centered medicine.

abigail.lowther@ohiohealth.com

University of Michigan (Women’s Health)

Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program

Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Dr. Lowther was born at Grant and grew up in Columbus. After completing her training and having their first baby, she and her husband moved back to Columbus, and Dr. Lowther joined a local Federally-Qualified Health Center. In 2016, she began working as a community preceptor periodically at Grant, and loved it so much that she joined as faculty in 2019. Her interests include reproductive health, care of the under- and uninsured, and adolescent health.

colin.mccluney@ohiohealth.com

Swedish Family Medicine Residency at Cherry Hill

University of Washington School of Medicine

Dr. McCluney joined faculty in 2016. He was drawn to Grant because of its commitment to full-spectrum Family Medicine. His interests include health policy, reproductive health, and social activism. In his spare time, he masquerades as a chef in his kitchen, enjoys wine, and obsessively follows soccer, particularly his beloved Arsenal and Sounders (and the Crew). He and his wife live in Olde Town East with their sweet brindled pit bull mix rescue, Winston.

valerie.niedermier@ohiohealth.com

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center St. Margaret (Faculty Development)

Riverside Methodist Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Niedermier grew up on a cattle farm in rural Northern Ohio. After residency, interest in teaching, as well as patient care, led her to Pittsburgh where she completed a Faculty Development Fellowship before joining the faculty at Grant in the summer of 2017. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, being active outdoors with running, hiking or playing tennis, and reading in her spare time.

sherri.reynoldstorma@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Dr. Reynolds Torma has been part of the Grant family since 2001. She enjoys teaching, reproductive health, outpatient procedures, home visits and the variety of Family Medicine. She teaches part time at OUHCOM Dublin campus where she co leads the SaaCoFP family medicine group and is involved in community outreach. Dr. Reynolds Torma lives in the Hilliard area with her husband, daughter, and many pets. She enjoys playing volleyball, photography, and watching her daughter play basketball.

sarah.sams@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Sams practiced full spectrum Family Medicine (including OB and doing vasectomies) in private practice for 13 years prior to returning to Grant as faculty. She is actively involved with the OAFP and AAFP, including being a past OAFP president and current delegate to the AAFP Congress of Delegates. She is involved in her local and national church and also enjoys quilting and spending time with her family.

robert.skully@ohiohealth.com

Grant Family Medicine Residency Program

The Ohio State College of Medicine

Dr. Skully has been at Grant since 1979 when he was completing his last medical student elective rotations under the tutelage of the renowned Jerry Guy, MD. He has had multiple roles within the residency program and the hospital. Within medicine he has a special interest in geriatrics. Outside of medicine he especially enjoys gardening, cooking, reading about his Cleveland Browns, avoiding social media, and hanging with his family and his dog.

craig.travis@ohiohealth.com

The Ohio State University (PhD)

Dr. Travis has been with Grant since March 2012 and has 20+ years teaching experience in Family Medicine. His interests in Family Medicine are the psychosocial aspects of medicine, collaborative care, resident development, enhancing relationships through communication and empathy, and physician wellness. He also enjoys spending time with his family, traveling to watch his son’s band perform, water sports, running, and weight lifting.

Jonathan.Yun2@OhioHealth.com

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill- Primary Care Research Fellowship

The Ohio State University Family Medicine Residency

Saint Louis University School of Medicine

Dr. Yun Joined the team in 2022. He was previously practicing in Maine before moving to Columbus. Dr. Yun has a Masters of Public Health and his Post-Baccalaureate Health Professions Certificate! Some of his medical interests include hypertension, diagnostic testing, critical appraisal, systematic review, and advocating for primary care through health system design.