Dr. Kinnear is an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics in the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. He has been in medical education for over 10 years, helping to lead competency-based assessment programs, the Medical Education Pathway, coaching initiatives, and quality improvement curricula. Dr. Kinnear was a Med-Peds resident here in Cincinnati from 2009-2013, serving as Med-Peds chief resident in 2013-2014. He obtained his Master of Medical Education from University of Cincinnati in 2018 and completed a one-year education research fellowship called the Education Research Scholars Program in 2020. In 2020, he was selected for the Macy Faculty Scholars Program, during which he led efforts to pilot competency-based time-variable training in UC’s internal medicine program. He is currently a student in Maastricht University’s School of Health Professions Education PhD program focusing on validity arguments and argumentation theory. Clinically, Dr. Kinnear provides inpatient care to both adults and children and has a strong interest in point-of-care ultrasound. He spends much of his free time with his family, hiking, jogging, reading, and watching St. Louis Cardinals baseball.

Dr. Applegate is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine in the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. She is the Associate Program Director for Med-Peds, leading ambulatory education including the Primary Care Track. Dr. Applegate attended medical school at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, was a Med-Peds resident here in Cincinnati from 2015-2019, and served as the Internal Medicine Ambulatory Chief Resident from 2019-2020. Clinically, Dr. Applegate practices Med-Peds primary care in our Hoxworth Med-Peds clinic, alongside our other faculty members and our residents. She has a particular interest in neurofibromatosis and partners with genetics in a monthly multidisciplinary clinic for adult patients with neurofibromatosis. Dr. Applegate also practices on the inpatient internal medicine wards several times throughout the year, teaching residents and medical students. She spends her free time with her family, playing with her pets, cooking, and reading.