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| FitzMaurice to complete Grangeville rotation |
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| 'Dr. Hollopeter has really been a role model to me' |
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 | | Free Press/Lorie Palmer | | (L-R) Doctors Tema Jessup, Mo FitzMaurice and Wayne Hollopeter have a discussion at Syringa Hospital. FitzMaurice is on a two-week rotation in Grangeville. |
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By Lorie Palmer - community editor, ICFP
GRANGEVILLE -- Dr. Mo FitzMaurice has come full circle.
The 2001 graduate of Grangeville High School is currently in the the Family Residency Medicine of Idaho program in Boise. Within that program, she is currently serving a two-week rural rotation at Syringa Hospital under the direction of doctors Wayne Hollopeter and Tema Jessup.
FitzMaurice said it is "exciting to be in Grangeville," following her graduation from the University of Washington Medical School.
She is specializing in family practice and is in her first year of a three-year residency. She is opting for an extra year in an OB fellowship as well. She is especially interested in women's health and obstetrics.
"Dr. Hollopeter has really been a role model to me," FitzMaurice explained. "He has been a great example of family medicine."
FitzMaurice's parents, Greg and Chris, would probably agree with that thought: Hollopeter was the physician who delivered Mo and her twin sister, Megan.
"How does that make me feel?" smiled Hollopeter. "I've been here a while ... but it's great to have Mo here."
FitzMaurice said she plans to practice medicine in a rural area and preferably in North Central Idaho. She is engaged to married to Luke Ferguson, who is originally from Ohio, with the wedding set for August in McCall. He is a carpenter who is currently attending Boise State University.
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