Current Residents

Meet the current residents in Fisher's residency program.

Dr. Ruth Adeyemi

2026–2028 Public Health Pharmacy Fellow at University of Rochester Medical Center and Wegmans School of Pharmacy Fellowship Program Director: Dr. Kelly Conn

Originally from Ayegbaju-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria, Dr. Ruth Adeyemi graduated with her Doctor of Pharmacy and Master of Public Health degrees from the University of Florida in 2026, having previously earned her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Jacksonville University in 2019. After graduation, Ruth began her Public Health Pharmacy Fellowship at St. John Fisher University and the University of Rochester Medical Center. Throughout Ruth’s experiences as a student, public health researcher, and founder of a public health initiative, she has been drawn to population health, health policy, and community-based clinical practice, leading her to pursue public health pharmacy fellowship training.

During her fellowship experience, Ruth hopes to further refine her research and public/global health skills, develop sustainable community-focused programs, and advance research addressing health disparities. After completing her fellowship training, Ruth hopes to practice as a global health pharmacist and expand health access for medically underserved populations.

Learn more about the Public Health Pharmacy Fellowship, University of Rochester Medical Center.

Dr. Nicole Siwarski

PGY-2 in Ambulatory Care at Rochester Regional Health and Wegmans School of Pharmacy
Residency Program Director: Dr. Alex DeLucenay

Dr. Nicole Siwarski is originally from Seneca Falls, NY. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Roberts Wesleyan University (formerly Roberts Wesleyan College) in Rochester, NY, before going on to receive her PharmD from The University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in 2025. Nicole then returned to Rochester to complete her PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency at Rochester General Hospital. After a year of inpatient pharmacy training, Nicole is looking forward to taking her knowledge and perspective to the outpatient setting as she begins managing a wide variety of chronic disease states during her PGY-2. Nicole was drawn to ambulatory care pharmacy as she sees it as the perfect intersection between patient relationship building and clinical practice. After completion of her residency training, Nicole hopes to become board-certified in ambulatory care and practice as a clinical pharmacist in the ambulatory care setting.

Learn more about the PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Residency, Rochester Regional Health.