Fellows and Faculty - Forensic Fellowship

2026-27 Fellows

Dr. Sara McHenry

Sara McHenry, MD
Dr. McHenry is originally from the foothills of East Tennessee. She attended East Tennessee State University for medical school and moved to Memphis, TN for residency training in psychiatry. Since completing residency in 2019, Dr. McHenry has remained in Memphis, serving as an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at University of Tennessee Health Science Center and working at one of the state psychiatric hospitals in Tennessee. Dr. McHenry hopes to continue teaching and working with patients with severe mental illness after fellowship. She is excited about moving to Portland for training and getting more exposure to forensic psychiatry. In her free time, Dr. McHenry enjoys hiking, gardening, trying new food and drink recipes, and watching Netflix with her two dogs.

Arianna Palermini, DO

Arianna Palermini, DO
Dr. Palermini is currently completing her psychiatry residency at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She earned her medical degree from the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine. A Portland native, she’s excited to return home and to join Oregon Health & Science University for her Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship. Her professional interests include the intersection of mental health and the legal system, competency restoration, and advocacy for individuals with serious mental illness. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the outdoors, live music, and trying new restaurants.

2025-26 Fellows

Alaa Abouelnasr, MD

Alaa Abouelnasr, MD
Dr. Abouelnasr grew up immersed in diverse cultures and landscapes, fostering a deep appreciation for exploration and new experiences. An adventurous traveler and avid photographer, she loves capturing the world around her. She completed her psychiatry residency at the University of Virginia and is excited to move to the West Coast to continue her journey in forensic psychiatry at OHSU. In addition to her passion for forensic psychiatry, Dr. Abouelnasr has a strong interest in psychoanalysis and global mental health, which she looks forward to integrating into her forensic advocacy work.

Jen Darnell, DO

Jen Darnell, DO

Dr. Darnell has gratefully spent most of her life in the Pacific NW. She graduated from Washington State University with a BS in Biochemistry and attended medical school at Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, OR. She completed two years of neurology residency at Loma Linda University in CA before deciding to transition to psychiatry at OHSU. In addition to forensic psychiatry, her interests include climate psychiatry, community psychiatry, psychosis, psychodynamic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Outside work, she enjoys friendship, watching television, reading, public parks, and animals.

2024-25 Fellows

Zach Adham MD

Zach Adham

Zach Adham grew up in the Bay Area in California. He attended undergraduate at University of Rochester in New York, where he lived in the research lab, majored in Neuroscience, and rode a bicycle everywhere, all the time. As the glamour of biomedical research wore away a bit, Zach ended up spending a fifth year studying the intersection of anthropology, research, and medicine. That was followed by a year working at UCSF in a cancer research laboratory, then medical school at University of Illinois. Zach was drawn to psychiatry for its mystery, and is grateful to have discovered the field of forensics within it. He’s enjoyed residency thus far at OHSU and looks forward to another year here in forensics fellowship. Outside of work you’ll find Zach re-learning how to have hobbies, so far including swimming, climbing, skiing, BBQing, cooking, baking, gaming, and thrifting.

David Masolak MD

David Masolak

David was mostly raised in Chicago, but growing up he also spent a lot of time in Europe visiting family in Poland. David likes to think that a colorful upbringing guided him towards an interest in Philosophy and Bioethics, which he studied at Loyola University in Chicago. Afterwards, David completed an M.D. from Poznan University in Poland. He met his wife in Poland and they participated in the couple’s match which lead them to the University of Kansas in Wichita. Currently, David resides in Kansas with his wife, Julia and mischievous cat, Maurycy. He am particularly interested in neuropsychiatry and psychopharmacology facets of forensic psychiatry. In his free time, David thrives in the outdoors and enjoys going hiking, skiing, running, biking. He will be counting down the days to his arrival at OHSU in Portland.

Graduates

Zach Adham, MD

David Masolak, MD

Caitlin Chen, DO

Allegra Condiotte, MD

Karina España, MD

Gabrielle Curry, MD

Ammara Raziuddin, MD

Shawgi Silver, MD

Will Frizzell, MD

Daniel Nicoli, DO

Pia Quimson Guevarra, DO

Bradley Zicherman, MD

Jessica Arabski, DO

M. Saul Farris, MD

Ben Goldstein, M.D., 

George Petzinger, M.D., 

Alaric Frazier, M.D., 

Morgyn Beckman, M.D., 

Wil Berry, MD 

Philip Williams, MD

Justin Garrett, DO

Mariam Garuba, MD

David Novosad, MD 

Martin Epson

Liban Rodol

Jessica Clarke, MD

Robert Maman, MD

Sanjay Adhia, MD

Daniel Dick, MD

Simrat Sethi, MD

Gilberto De Jesus-Rentas, MD

Stewart Newman, MD

Stephanie Lopez, MD

Meroujan Maljian, MD

Liana Hategan, MD

Faculty

Stephanie Maya Lopez, MD (Program Director)

Joe Chien, DO (Associate Program Director)

Morgyn Beckman, MD

Jonathan Betlinski, MD

Jim Boehnlein, MD

Viet Bui, MD

Jessica Clarke, MD, PhD

Michael Freeman, MeDr, PhD, MPH

Hon. Rebecca Guptill, JD

Michelle Guyton, Ph.D.

Mikel Matto, MD

Alex Millkey, Psy.D

Stewart Newman, MD 

Daniel Nicoli, DO