Wright State University - Plastic Surgery Residency Program

Resident Spotlight! Leo Gribelyuk, PGY-4. He is originally from Moscow, Russia 🇷🇺 Dr. Gribelyuk attended Dartmouth Medical School. His
Interests within plastic surgery are General Plastic Surgery & Hand Surgery. In his free time, he enjoys photography. His favorite thing about our program are the “genuinely supportive faculty”

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Meet Dr. Angermeyer, PGY-4! She originally is from Stilwell, KS. She went to med school at the University of South Carolina SOM Greenville. Her interests within plastic surgery are General Reconstruction and Hand. Outside of the hospital, Dr. Angermeyer says, “I love horseback riding and have a horse I lease here in town named Mia!” When asked her favorite thing about our program, she says “the people here are truly wonderful. Dr. Johnson has to be the nicest program director in the whole country and we have such a good team of residents.”

Fun fact about me: “I grew up on a peach farm.”

If you were a flap what would you be and why? I would be a free radial forearm because it is reliable and versatile.

Next up for our resident highlights is Fatemeh Mirzamohammadi- our PGY5. She is originally from Tehran, Iran and attended Zanjan University of Medical Sciences. Her interests within plastic surgery are general plastic surgery, Microsurgery and peripheral nerve reconstruction, Facial reanimation, Breast recon and aesthetics. She also enjoys Science, Traveling, Human Rights Activities, Graphite Art. Her favorite thing about our program is our Program Director, Dr. Johnson! “He is THE BEST! You can not find a better person in the Whole World! Seriously! As a resident in this program, you have his support for your life.”
Fun fact: “Just a girl with big dreams, I’m an international med grad navigating the intricate world of plastic surgery in the USA! I’m determined to prove that dreams recognize no borders and scalpels certainly have no gender.”
If you were a flap what would you be and why? “A muscle-sparing perforator flap. Much like this flap, I strive to be precise and efficient. These flaps are known for their ability to minimize damage to surrounding muscles, highlighting a focus on preservation, meticulousness and developed surgical skills.”