Carly Clark, MD

I chose to train at the University of Kentucky because I was looking for a residency program with a strong sense of community and a high surgical volume. After completing a sub-internship at the University of Kentucky during my fourth year of medical school, I could easily picture myself joining the large group of residents and attendings I enjoyed working with. Even in the midst of the pandemic, it was clear that the hospital system was adaptable and resilient. I was particularly impressed by the continued quality of care provided to head and neck cancer patients. The faculty ensured that there were no delays in treatment and that patients were able to safely receive all the services required for comprehensive cancer care.