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CHARLESTON, WV (VR) – The CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine hosted 23 residency and fellowship program graduations in May and June.

77 residents, fellows and PharmD graduates completed their training at Charleston Area Medical Center and CAMC Greenbrier Valley Medical Center programs in 2026.

About a third of the grads will remain in the state to practice or continue training. Nearly half of those remaining in West Virginia to practice will be working at a hospital within Vandalia Health.

CAMC congratulates all its graduates including Savannah Keffer, DO, Family Medicine-GVMC, Low Moor, VA.

In July, CAMC will welcome new residents, fellows and interns. 

 

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