CURRENT RESIDENTS

Lucas Bushrow, DO

I grew up in Sylvania, Ohio, and attended The Ohio State University to earn my undergraduate degree in health sciences. I completed medical school in Athens, Ohio, at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. I am extremely excited to be back in Columbus completing my pathology residency at OSU, where I will stay for a hematopathology fellowship. Go Bucks! Columbus is where I learned to love myself and found a community that I consider to be my family. My favorite spots in Columbus include the Short North, Scioto Riverfront, and the North Market. Outside of work I like to listen to audiobooks, hangout with my friends, compete in multiple Stonewall sports leagues, travel, and work out.

Aaron Chow, DO, PhD

I grew up in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, where I completed my undergraduate training in biological and physical sciences. I continued on to a Master’s degree at the University of Alberta in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, where I studied antibody mediated rejection of kidney transplants using mouse models. I then joined the DO-PhD combined degree program at Michigan State University in the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the Department of Physiology. This culminated to my dissertation entitled “Enteric Glial Modulation of Immune Activation During Inflammatory Stress”. I’m interested in immunology / inflammation research, along with the developments of digital pathology and AI image analysis. OSU is an excellent place to be trained in those areas. I will be continuing my training as a GI pathology fellow here at OSU starting in 2026. In my free time, I enjoy photo- & videography, video / board games, and hanging out with my pets (corgi, calico cat, two holland lop rabbits, and coral / saltwater fish).

Himani Kumar, MD

I was born and raised in India where I completed my medical school and residency in Anatomic Pathology. The splendor of pathology lies in how an early diagnosis can considerably alter the disease outcome, which drives my passion for this branch. The decision to move to the USA stems from my interest in learning and gaining expertise in advanced techniques like molecular pathology, and artificial intelligence in field of pathology. I am honored and extremely excited to be a part of the Ohio State University Pathology program. In my free time I enjoy gardening, cooking and spending time with my family.

Ryan Reagans, MD

I grew up in Dayton, Ohio and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry at Ohio State. After working as a medical scribe and then as a chemist, I received my medical education at the University of Toledo. I also had the privilege of completing a year-long student “fellowship” in pathology at the University of Toledo following my third year of medical school, during which I fell in love with pathology as a specialty. As an OSU resident physician, I have served as our program's Wellness Committee President and Resident Advisory Council Representative; I am currently the Clinical Pathology Chief Resident. I look forward to spending an additional year at OSU as a cytopathology fellow beginning in 2026. My hobbies include singing (mainly to myself), playing video games, and reading mystery, science fiction, and fantasy novels.

Sean Byrne, DO

I am originally from Kent, Ohio and completed my undergraduate training with a bachelor's degree in Microbiology from Miami University, I then received a graduate degree in Osteopathic medicine from Ohio University. I am happy to have matched into OSU’s pathology program and for all the memories I am making here in Columbus. My histology interests include GI and embryology—I am also very interested in digital pathology and the rise of AI as an ancillary tool for interpretation. When I am home, I enjoy woodworking and amateur entomology and spending time with my wife and young children.

Sergei De Hoyos, MD

I spent my early childhood in Puerto Rico after which I moved to St. Cloud, Florida, when I was 10. I studied biochemistry at the University of Florida and medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago. I am very excited to continue my pathology training at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and spend the next few years living in Columbus. OSU’s diverse case load, robust digital pathology initiative, and ample opportunities to explore my subspecialty interests make OSU an outstanding place to train. My hobbies include playing video games, fantasy tv, music, and working out.

William MacDonald, MD

I grew up in Ashland, Ohio, and have had the pleasure of calling Ohio my home ever since. I completed my undergraduate degree in Music and Biology at Case Western Reserve University followed by medical school here in Columbus at The Ohio State University. I loved my rotations in pathology during my time here as a medical student and I’m thrilled to now be a member of the team! In my free time I enjoy playing trombone and piano, playing board games, and spending time with friends and family.

Jessica Maupin, DO

I was born and raised in Michigan. I went to Grand Valley State University for my undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science. I completed medical school at Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine, where I discovered pathology. I am excited to learn from OSU faculty and explore all that Columbus has to offer. In my free time I enjoy relaxing with my dog, reading fantasy novels, and trying new restaurants.

Sneha Datwani, MD

I’m originally from Delhi, India, where I completed my medical education and a residency in anatomic pathology. My journey then took me to Vancouver, Canada where I engaged in groundbreaking research on COVID-19 and HIV. What attracted me to OSU was not only the camaraderie and support I witnessed among residents and faculty but also the cutting-edge digital pathology workflow and the distinguished faculty. Outside of work, I am passionate about dancing and have received professional training in several dance forms. Additionally, I enjoy amateur baking and am an enthusiastic hiker, always seeking new trails to explore with my family.

Akansha Deshwal, MD

I am Akansha Deshwal and I hail from India, where I did my medical training. I am blissful to be a part of the prestigious Ohio State Pathology training program. I was enticed by OSU’s diversified spectrum of all the subspecialties of Pathology, especially Digital Pathology, which is the need of the hour. I am thrilled to explore my future endeavors in the era of molecular and cancer genomics. In my spare time, I love to spend time with my 8 year old daughter, cooking, kitchen-gardening and impromptu dancing.

Hita Moudgalya, MBBS

I grew up in Bengaluru, India, and earned my medical degree from Mysore Medical College and Research Institute before moving to the U.S. for research in molecular biology and cancer biomarker discovery at Rush University in Chicago. Now in my second year at OSU Pathology, I’m building on my interests in molecular diagnostics, immunology, and personalized medicine, with a growing focus on applying machine learning to disease mechanisms. Outside the lab and hospital, I enjoy swimming, art, cooking, exploring new cuisines, and spending time with my husband, our black cat, and our new kitten.

Sansar Tiwari, MD

I was born and raised in Nepal, the country of Mount Everest, where I completed my medical school and pathology residency. Over the years, I have developed a deep appreciation for the critical role of pathology in modern medicine, with each day offering new opportunities to address complex diagnostic challenges—first through the microscope and now increasingly through digital platforms. Motivated to advance my skills and engage with emerging innovations, I came to the United States to pursue further training. I am privileged to serve as a resident at The Ohio State University, where my interests include pathology education, collaborative learning with colleagues, and involvement in digital pathology. Outside of medicine, my wife—my best friend—and I enjoy traveling to new places, fishing as a recently discovered hobby, and cheering for the Buckeyes. Go Buckeyes!

Carson Clark, MD

Hello! I’m Carson, and I am originally from the Columbus area (grew up in Canal Winchester). I did undergrad at the University of Pittsburgh in Biology and English, and medical school at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine in Dayton, OH. I was really intrigued by the cellular biology and genetics components of my medical school classes, which sparked an interest in the field of pathology, in which you can work closely with basic cellular and molecular biology principles to produce specific and actionable advice for patients and their clinicians. I am open to any subspecialty, currently leaning toward general surgical pathology or gastrointestinal pathology, and I chose to train at OSU for the department’s emphasis on remaining an innovative leader in the field of digital pathology, as well as the collaborative atmosphere palpable even as a student on my away rotation. Outside of work. I enjoy distance running, sand volleyball, skiing, board games, and trying new restaurants or bars with friends. Also recently I’m always up for a game of pickleball (but my skills here are still very much in the beginner phase!)

Wenfang Liu, MD, PhD

I grew up in a small town near Beijing, China, and earned my medical degree from Tongji Medical College in Wuhan. I then completed a PhD in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at The Ohio State University, where my research focused on RNA granules and microtubule regulation using advanced imaging techniques. I’m interested in diagnostic pathology, cellular structures, and imaging studies, as well as the evolving roles of digital pathology and AI image analysis. OSU has always been my dream place to train, and I’m excited for the years ahead in residency. In my free time, I enjoy listening to all types of music and storytelling broadcasts, hiking in nature, and exploring new food.

Adrian Rajab, MD

I am from Columbus, Ohio, and I completed my undergraduate and medical school at The Ohio State University. I am very excited to be staying at OSU for my pathology training, where I can learn from the amazing faculty and experience the new advancements in digital pathology while living in my home city. Outside of work, I love to read, especially science fiction, and I enjoy working on various arts and crafts projects.

Aaron Tims, MD

I completed medical school at WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine and a Transitional Year (IM) at Kettering Health Main Campus, both in Dayton, OH. Originally from central and eastern Kentucky, I moved to Ohio to pursue and marry my wife, and we’re now blessed with a large family. My interests outside of medicine include Christian Theology, painting wargaming miniatures, and exploring cultures and cuisines outside of my own. I am very excited to be at OSU! I chose OSU because of the fantastic experience with everyone I worked with on my autopsy rotation, the program’s emphasis on digital pathology, and its well-known role as a referral center for challenging pathology cases. Ultimately, I want to practice in a community hospital, either in general pathology or subspecializing in either cytopathology, hematopathology, or microbiology. I may seek to couple this with performing hospital autopsies. It’s hard to choose just one!