Fellows

First Year

David R. Stillman, MD

General surgery residency: Albany Medical Center
Medical school: Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Undergraduate education: BA: Middlebury College
Bio: Originally from Worcester, Massachusetts, I did my undergrad at Middlebury College where I majored in chemistry and played soccer and rugby. After college, I spent two years in Boston at Dana Farber Cancer Center doing translational and methods development research in prostate cancer using the CRISPR/Cas-9 system, single-cell cloning, and genome wide association studies. From Boston, I moved to Chicago for medical school, where I quickly learned my home in the hospital was the operating room. I trained in general surgery at Albany Med, where the high volume of complex trauma and vascular surgery introduced me to the field. I was lucky enough to find a home for fellowship training at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, where the wonderful mentors, world-class facilities, and welcoming team provide the ideal environment to pursue my interests in aortic reconstruction and limb salvage. When not in the hospital, I spend my time exploring the outdoors with my dogs, making good food with friends, reading fiction, and following the premier league and US national teams.

Second Year

Mark A. Eid, MD

General surgery residency: Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Medical school: University of Louisville School of Medicine
Graduate education: MS: The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice
Undergraduate Education: BS: University of Louisville, Kentucky
Bio: I was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, where I developed a love for horseracing, college basketball, barbeque and had my first exposure to vascular surgery as a medical student at the University of Louisville (Go Cards!). I was fortunate to match at Dartmouth for general surgery, where my time on the vascular surgery service laid the foundation to incredible mentorship and exposure to field. What stood out to me about Dartmouth Vascular was the dedication to education, a culture of graded independence and teamwork, and incredibly supportive faculty who groom talented graduates into national leaders. In my free time, I enjoy hiking with my wife and our 3 year old son, skiing at Killington Mountain and enjoying the excellent microbreweries that the Upper Valley has to offer.