Kelly is an internal medicine resident at UCSF, with an interest in cancer and immunology. When not in the hospital, she can be found playing soccer, hiking, or cooking for friends. Though a believer in the spoken word, her true language of love is food.

Tina is a resident in otolaryngology + head and neck surgery at Stanford University. Because of a long-held fascination for sound and the sense of hearing, she is also completing a postdoctoral fellowship in auditory neuroscience as part of her training, with the goal of finding better treatments for hearing loss and tinnitus. When she's not in the operating room or laboratory, you can find Tina on the patio of a coffee shop around campus, reading, writing, listening to lo-fi music, and enjoying the Bay Area weather.

Jeremy is a practicing pulmonary and critical care doctor who was born, raised, and trained in the Chicagoland area. He has been writing on his blog since 2013 on themes of work-life balance, burnout, medical education and end of life care. He is currently pursuing his MPH at Johns Hopkins and is interested in policy that encourages early, deep, and broad discussions of advanced care planning. 

Monica has spent the last 15 years working as an actual nocturnist in a county hospital in San Jose -- so she could probably beat you in a gross-out contest. She is a 4th generation Bay Area native, 3rd generation physician, 2nd generation pediatrician, and the 1st hospitalist in her family. She loves working nights and telling and listening to stories.