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Powell High School grad Giandor Saltz, who went to the University of Wyoming and then medical school as part of the WWAMI program, graduated from her Fellowship in Vascular Neurology in June.
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Powell High School grad Giandor Saltz, who went to the University of Wyoming and then medical school as part of the WWAMI program, graduated from her Fellowship in Vascular Neurology in June.
After medical school she spent her four year residency at the Augusta, Georgia University Medical College of Georgia, in the Department of Neurology, graduating in 2025. That led into her fellowship.
Now, as a requirement for the WWAMI program, she is moving back to Wyoming with her husband, two small children and their cat where she will work as an attending doctor of General Neurology and Vascular Neurology at the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center.
Saltz is the daughter of Roger Michael Saltz of Truth and Consequences/New Mexico and Katia and Charlie Davis of Powell.
