Residents

Allison Hazy, MD
PGY-5
Medical School: Central Michigan University College of Medicine
Undergraduate: Michigan State University

Allison Hazy was raised in Rockford, MI. She completed her undergraduate studies in Neuroscience and Spanish at Michigan State University, and received her MD from Central Michigan University College of Medicine. Radiation oncology is the perfect combination of her favorite aspects of medicine. She enjoys running, playing darts, and walking with her two dogs, Theodore and Franklin. She spends the rest of her spare time practicing for the LPGA Legends Tour.

Kamran Salari, MD
PGY-5
Medical School: University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Undergraduate: Columbia University

Kamran Salari was born and raised in Toledo, Ohio. He attended Columbia University and received his bachelor’s degree in Applied Mathematics. After college, he served in AmeriCorps for two years as an HIV counselor in Dearborn, MI and Chicago. He then received his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he was drawn to the field of radiation oncology. His research interests include using artificial intelligence to improve different aspects of radiation oncology. Outside of medicine, Kamran enjoys powerlifting, sports, Baltimore Ravens football, and horror movies.

Joseph Lee, MD, PhD
PGY-4
Medical School: University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences
Undergraduate: University of California, Berkeley

Joseph Lee grew up in Columbus, Ohio. He obtained his undergraduate degree in bioengineering at the University of California, Berkeley. He then completed the combined MD/PhD program at the University of Toledo, where his research focused on novel neurotransmitter pathways in the autonomic control of salivation. During medical school, his experience with cancer patients and various oncologists left a lasting impression on him. In his free time, he enjoys exploring new cuisines and coffee shops, playing tennis, and thinking about getting a dog.

Bailey Loving, originally from Denver, Colorado, embarked on his academic journey in molecular biology at The University of Denver, where he developed an early interest in radiation biology. He then completed his medical doctorate at the University of Colorado, where he further pursued his interest in oncology. Currently training at Beaumont, Bailey is dedicated to enhancing his skills in using diverse radiation modalities for complex cases and is keen on integrating basic science research with clinical applications. Outside of his professional endeavors, he enjoys wildlife photography, canoeing in the Great Lakes, spending time with his fiancé, playing the piano, playing video games, and continually learning new things. Additionally, Bailey takes pleasure in coding, wildlife photography (Instagram @drlovingphotography), playing with his mini Goldendoodle, Guinea, and playing ping pong.

Derek Mumaw, MD
PGY-4

Tracy Nassif, MD
PGY-3

Jacob Oyeniyi, MBBS
PGY-3
Medical School: University of Ilorin

Jacob Oyeniyi was born and raised in the high altitudes of the Jos plateau in Nigeria. He earned his medical degree from the University of Ilorin. He then underwent over a year of clinical oncology training in Nigeria’s National Hospital, including a year-long research training with Faculties from the Princess Margaret Cancer Center, Toronto. He completed his internship at William Beaumont Hospital. His research interests include exploring the role of radiation therapy to reduce cancer mortality in metastatic disease. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, listening to music and learning about economics and history.

Ebin Sebastian, MBBS
PGY-3

Ebin Sebastian was born and raised in the picturesque state of Kerala, India, nestled along the Arabian Sea coastline. He pursued his medical education at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi. Following his time at AIIMS, Ebin ventured to Ohio State University for post-doctoral research in Glioblastoma, which led him to develop a keen interest in radiation oncology. This passion stemmed from the field's unique combination of medicine, physics, and technology, providing him with the tools necessary to offer cutting-edge and personalized care to his patients.

In addition to his medical pursuits, Ebin has always had a deep appreciation for nature and the great outdoors. He enjoys spending his free time hiking through scenic landscapes and exploring new trails. Moreover, Ebin also hones his culinary skills in the kitchen, where he delights in experimenting with diverse flavors and creating delicious meals for friends and family.

Spencer Liu, DO
PGY-2
Medical School: Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Undergraduate: San Francisco State University

Spencer Liu was born and raised in Taiwan and went to undergrad at San Francisco State University to study Cell and Molecular Biology and Chemistry. He spent a few years in the field of children education and scientific research after his undergraduate study before developing his interest in Theology and Philosophy, which led him to do a graduate study at FTTA in Anaheim, CA for his Theology and Philosophy training. His medical education at Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine in North Carolina further cultivates his passion to care for cancer patients. With his background in spiritual wellness and holistic medicine, he is interested in cancer survivorship focusing on lifestyle medicine and palliative care.  He is also interested in immunotherapy in combination with radiotherapy and their future application to treat metastatic cancers. He enjoys working on his cars during his time off and exploring new recipes to fulfill his home chef and home mechanic dreams. 

Yastira Ramdas, MBChB
PGY-2

Nadine Tayeb, MD
PGY-2