Leo Bailey

Leo graduated from Hampton University with a degree in Biological Sciences in 2010. His prior experiencing includes work as a anesthesia technician and working as a basic science lab technician at the Ohio State University. He plans on becoming a physician specializing in emergency medicine, orthopedics, or neurology. He became a scribe in 2010.

Alaina splits her time between volunteering as a member of the Isle of Wight rescue squad and scribing. She earned her Bachelor's degree in biology from Christopher Newport University in 2010. She plans to become either a radiologist or an emergency medicine physician. She began scribing in 2010. 

Constance Foreman

Constance is currently enrolled in the Master's in Medical Science program at Hampton University. She completed her undergraduate studies at St. Mary's College of Maryland.  She became a Scribe in 2009

Jarad Francis

Jarad completed a post-baccalaureate premedical certificate program at American University before beginning scribing in 2010. He completed his undergraduate education at James Madison University where he earned a degree in Finance. He is a native to Hampton Roads, and he plans to become a physician, like his father. 

Richard Higham-Kessler

Richard earned a Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science with a minor in French from Emory University in 2009. During his time there, he also served as president of his chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon and competed for two years as a member of the Track and Field team. He has previously worked as a research associate enrolling patients in clinical studies at the Sentara Norfolk General Emergency Department. He has also served as on-site physician support during the implementation of electronic medical records systems at Sentara Norfolk General, Virginia Beach General, Obici, and Williamsburg Hospitals as well as the Bon Secours Richmond Community and St. Mary's Hospitals. He began scribing in 2009 and became chief scribe in 2010. 

Courtney Hill

Courtney earned a Master's degree in Medical Science from Hampton University in 2010. She completed her undergraduate studies at Cameron University in 2006, majoring in chemistry with a minor in biology. Her prior experience includes working as a Ward Clerk and ED Registration Coordinator in her hometown of Lawton, Oklahoma. She plans to become a doctor of osteopathic medicine specializing in emergency medicine. In addition to scribing for Peninsula Emergency Physicians, she feeds the homeless at her church. She became a Scribe in 2009.

Kimberly Milliff

Kimberly graduated from the College of William and Mary in 2010 with a major in psychology and a minor in kinesiology. She began scribing in 2010 after previously serving as an intern in the Johnston Memorial Blood Bank and Laboratory. She has also volunteered at Johnston Memorial Hospital. She plans to pursue a career as a doctor of osteopathic medicine specializing in sports medicine.