Darcey Stockland, MD
Family Medicine | | Dr. Darcey Stockland was looking for a place where she could have a comprehensive family medicine practice and enjoy the outdoors. She’s finding a happy balance in Deer River, Minn.
“The job life is great and I get to do everything I wanted to do in residency … As far as the area and the activities, it’s pretty much set up for me... I think I found a place where I can live and work and be happy."
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Andy Hyser and Tina Hyser, MD
Hayward, Wis. | | Andy Hyser enjoys all kinds of outdoor activities near Hayward, Wis. His wife, Dr. Tina Hyser, appreciates small-town life.
"I like that you can get to know people fairly easily. ...I think it’s a great place to raise a child and have a family. Being a new mom that’s really important to me."
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Bret Friday, MD, PhD
Hematology/Oncology | | Dr. Bret Friday thinks he gets the best of both the city and the country by living in Duluth.
“I’m not as much of a big city person and so I think Duluth offered for me some of the amenities of a bigger city or town but still allows me to be in the outdoors and live in the country. I live a little bit outside of town so I live in the country but I’m 15 minutes from downtown. I get the best of both worlds.”
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George Jennings, MD
Family Medicine | | The beauty and challenge of Lake Superior drew Dr. George Jennings to Duluth. After his residency, he spent 60 days circumnavigating the big lake in his sea kayak. “The lake is beautiful and kind of called me back a little bit. I spend a lot of time on the lake. It is indeed like no other lake. You look out there and it’s kind of like an ocean."
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James Wise, MD
Gastroenterology | | Dr. James Wise finds Duluth supportive of arts and music. He also appreciates the city’s unique history and how it still shapes the town.
“I’m a creative person so that kind of attracted me to Duluth. There have been some really good musicians that have come out of here. It’s a very supportive community for art and music – for basically being whoever you want to be.”
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Kenji Sudoh, MD
Medical Orthopaedics | | Dr. Kenji Sudoh finds Duluth to be an active community with plenty of opportunities for adults and children.
“The nice thing is that there are plenty of opportunities for just about any activity that you personally would like get in to or have your kids get in to, from sports to music to dance to arts… another bonus of this community is that people are active."
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Thomas Kaiser, MD
Orthopaedic Oncology | | Dr. Thomas Kaiser and his wife enjoy the music offered by the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra and the four colleges in the Twin Ports. "My wife actually plays violin and she's in the Duluth Superior Symphony." |
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M. Patricia O'Day, MD
Maternal-Fetal Medicine | | Dr. M. Patricia O'Day remembers her first flight into Duluth. "It was a beautiful city, flying in on a sunny day. They circle around the lake and it's just beyond words impressive." |
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Laura Boehlke Bray, MD
Family Practice | | Dr. Laura Boehlke Bray and her husband live on a farm along a river in Wisconsin and also have property on a lake. "It’s literally right out my back door. So, you know, it’s taking call from a dock... which is wonderful." |
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Anne Normand, MD
Orthopaedic Oncology | |
Dr. Anne Normand says Lake Superior helped sell her on Duluth because she was used to seeing the Atlantic Ocean every day and she also enjoys the four seasons. "We’re excited to be experiencing the four seasons again. Just the seasonal variation, I think, just makes things just more interesting." |