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Caroline McCormick, M.D.

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  • Resident, Internal Medicine

Specialty

  • Internal Medicine

About me

Dr. Caroline McCormick is a training physician who enjoys getting to know patients personally and being responsible for all aspects of their care. She is fulfilled by working together with patients to find tailored solutions to any medical problems they have. She is pursuing residency in internal medicine to broaden her medical knowledge and become a well-rounded physician. Her previous research has included diverse topics spanning dairy cow microbial communities to patient safety after surgery. Caroline is also passionate about giving back to her community, previously volunteering at clinics for uninsured patients and serving as community outreach chair for her oncology interest group. She hopes to continue her research and volunteer work at OHSU.

Beyond the clinic, Caroline considers herself an enthusiastic (read: inexperienced) hiker, coffee connoisseur and certified nature lover. She has a goal of visiting every coffee roastery in Portland and is excited to experience as many hiking trails as she can.

Education and training

  • Degrees

    • M.D., 2022, Medical College of Wisconsin
    • B.S., 2018, University of Wisconsin – Madison

  • Residency

    • Internal Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University, 2022
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