Employment Transition of Dr. Aine Marie Kelly from the University of Michigan to Emory University (2019)

This record documents the employment transition of Dr. Aine Marie Kelly from the University of Michigan to Emory University in 2019.

Resignation from the University of Michigan

On April 11, 2019, Dr. Aine Marie Kelly submitted notice of resignation from her position as Professor of Radiology at Michigan Medicine.

The resignation letter was addressed to Dr. Ella A. Kazerooni, Interim Chair of Radiology, and members of Radiology Faculty Affairs.

In that correspondence, Dr. Kelly stated that she had accepted a position at Emory University and that her last day of work at Michigan Medicine was planned to be August 9, 2019.

April 11, 2019 resignation letter from Dr. Aine Marie Kelly stating acceptance of a position at Emory University

Exhibit 1. April 11, 2019 resignation letter from Dr. Aine Marie Kelly.

Subsequent Appointment

Publicly available professional records reflect that Dr. Aine Marie Kelly subsequently joined Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, where she holds a faculty appointment in diagnostic radiology.

Education and training history reflects medical education and residency at Trinity College University of Dublin, followed by fellowship training in radiology at the University of Michigan.

Exhibit 2. LinkedIn profile reflecting Dr. Aine Kelly’s transition from the University of Michigan to Emory University in 2019.

Exhibit 3. Emory University faculty profile for Dr. Aine Marie Kelly.

Additional Record

A search of the Irish Medical Council public register did not return a listing for Dr. Aine Marie Kelly based on the search parameters used at the time of review.

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