Faculty and Research
Chris Feddock, MD, MS, FAAP, FACP
Internal Medicine Residency Program Director
Assistant Dean of Curriculum, UK College of Medicine
Dr. Feddock completed his Med-Peds Residency at the University of Kentucky
in 2002, serving as the Med-Peds Chief Resident in his last year.
Afterwards, he served as Chief Resident in Internal Medicine and completed an
academic medicine fellowship at the University of Kentucky, earning a master's
degree in Education. He currently serves two roles as Internal Medicine
Residency Program Director and Assistant Dean of Curriculum for the College of
Medicine. He precepts in the Med-Peds continuity clinic.
Selected Honors and Awards:
2005 Outstanding Faculty Teaching Award, Department of Internal
Medicine
2005 American College of Physicians Outstanding Internal Medicine
Teacher at the
Univ. of KY College of Medicine
2006 Warren E. Wheeler Teaching Award, Department of Pediatric
2007 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, University of Kentucky Chapter
2007 Abraham Flexner Master Educator Award - all five areas
2008 Arnold P. Gold Faculty Humanism Award
2009 University of Kentucky College of Medicine Clinical Teaching Award
2011 University of Kentucky Children's Hospital
Department of Pediatrics Chairman's
Teaching Award
Selected Roles and Activities:
2006
National Board of Medical Examiners, USMLE Step 1 Introduction to Clinical
Diagnosis Test Material
Development Committee, Chairman 2011-present
2008 National Board of Medical Examiners, USMLE Step 1
Interdisciplinary Review Committee
2010 National Board of Medical Examiners, Multimedia Task
Force
2011 National Board of Medical Examiners, USMLE Step 1
Committee
2011 University of Kentucky Healthcare Provider Documentation
Council
2012 University of Kentucky Graduate Medical Education Core
Curriculum Subcommittee
Jacqueline S. Gibson, MD, FACP
Associate Program Director
Dr. Gibson received her undergraduate degree from the University of Kentucky
and graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine in 1986. She
finished her residency training in 1989, also at the University of Kentucky. She
has been on faculty for 20 years, but became the Primary Care Tract Program
Director in July of 2003. In March 2003, she won the prestigious Sarah Bennett
Holmes award for her contribution to women in the university community and for
her mentoring of women at the university.
Kristy S. Deep, MD, MA, FACP
Associate Program Director
Dr. Deep attended
UK
college of medicine and completed her Internal Medicine Residency at UK.
Afterwards, she served as chief resident and completed an academic medicine
fellowship, obtaining a Master's degree in Educational Policy and Evaluation. Her
academic interests are medical decision making, end of life care, and clinical
ethics, in which she obtained a Master's degree in 2010. She attends on the
internal medicine services.
Outside of work, she likes to play with her daughters and run.
Selected Honors and Awards:
2003 Alpha Omega Alpha
2005 Eileen Scherl Ambulatory Care Award
2005 KY ACP Resident of the Year Award
Selected Roles and Activities:
2007 Hospital Ethics Committee, Co-Chair
2007 Clinical Ethics
Consult Service
2008 Director,
Palliative Care Program
2009 Financial Aid
Committee
2009 Student Progress
and Promotions Committee
2010 UHC Steering
Committee, Group Leader: Patient Centeredness
2011 NBME, USMLE Step 3 Test Material Development Committee
2011 University of Kentucky Faculty Senate
Catherine Habashy, MD
Associate Program Director
Dr. Habashy attended the University of Tennessee College of
Medicine and completed her Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency at UK, serving
as Med-Peds chief resident in her last year. Afterwards, she served as the
Internal Medicine Chief Resident. She attends in the Med-Peds clinic and
on the inpatient medicine services.
Sean Lockwood, MD
Site Director, Internal Medicine Residency
Dr. Lockwood attended medical school at the University of
Tennessee Health Science Center in 2006. He completed an Internal Medicine
Residency at the University of Kentucky and served as Chief Resident from
2009-2010. He is currently working as an academic hospitalist at the VA
hospital and is serving as Site Director for the Internal Medicine Residency
Program.
Andrew R. Hoellein, MD, MS, FACP
Internal Medicine Clerkship Director
Dr. Hoellein graduated from MCP-Hahnemann School of Medicine
(now known as Drexel) and completed a residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Kentucky in 2002. After residency, he
completed an academic medicine fellowship earning a Master’s degree in
Education. He is the Internal Medicine Clerkship Director for the required, 3rd-year,
16-week, Internal Medicine-Emergency Medicine Clerkship at the University of
Kentucky College of Medicine. His interests include medical education,
preventive medicine, and primary care for persons living with HIV. He attends
on the Internal Medicine wards, resident continuity clinic, and in the Bluegrass
Care Clinic.
Selected Honors and Awards:
1999 Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor
Society
2002 Eileen R. Scherl, MD Ambulatory Care Award
2002 Chief Resident’s Resident Award
2005
Clerkship Directors in Internal
Medicine National Meeting Best Research Poster
2006 Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award;
Arnold
P. Gold Foundation.
2006 Abraham
Flexner Master Educator Award: Teaching, Evaluation, Leadership,
Innovation,
Development.
2008 Society of General Internal Medicine Southern Region Clinician Educator Award
2008 Elected by class of 2008 to “hood” at graduation ceremony
2010 Fellow,
American College of
Physicians
2011
Clinical Clerkship Teaching Award
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