Class of 2011
Linsey Neuhaus, M.D.
Dr. Neuhaus, born in Hendersonville, Tennessee, received her undergraduate degree in Biology from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, where she also graduated medical school. Dr. Neuhaus participated in a variety of research and volunteer activities during medical school. Highlights include organizing a clothing and household product drive for a local battered women’s shelter, worked as a camp counselor in rural Appalachia for students interested in healthcare careers, and participated in research evaluating the impact of a physical activity program for children. In her spare time, she enjoys running, hiking, reading, crafts, music, and travel.
Melenda Miller, M.D.
Dr. Miller was born in Bowling Green and received her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry from Western Kentucky University. She received her medical school degree from University of Louisville. Dr. Miller has participated in medical missions in Jamaica, volunteered in a Student Run Free Clinic, participated in student research, volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House associated with Kosair Children’s Hospital in Louisville, and served as a Teaching Assistant at Western. Her interests include travel, reading, camping/hiking, music.
Brad M. Mallory, M.D.
Dr. Mallory was born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and received his undergraduate degree in biology from Centre College in Danville, KY. He completed his medical education at University of Louisville. Dr. Mallory has served as a volunteer firefighter for the last six years. He has several interests outside of medicine including glassworks, percussion performance, studying acoustics, and sound system engineering.
Kara B. Gilkey, M.D.
Dr. Gilkey was born in Bardstown, Kentucky. She received her undergraduate degree from University of Louisville with a degree in Biology. Before entering medical school, Dr. Gilkey worked as a firefighter/paramedic in the Elizabethtown. She received her medical degree from University of St. Eustatius School of Medicine. In her spare time, Dr. Gilkey enjoys scuba diving, snorkeling, soccer and travel, and she hopes to remain active in EMS education.