CORPUS CHRISTI They started on different sides of the world and in different job fields. <\/p>\n
Michael Dunn worked on F-35s and F-16s for Lockheed. Avegiyel Dunn, dual U.S. and Israeli citizen, coordinated evacuations for wounded troops during her mandatory military service. <\/p>\n
Friday, the couple graduated from Christus Spohn Family Medicine Residency Program and look forward to joining Joseph Larakers practice in Beeville. <\/p>\n
The Dunns stood out to Jose Hinojosa, family medicine residency program director, because through the three-year residency, they never lost focus, Hinojosa said. <\/p>\n
They had the same message, they wanted to practice together, they wanted to practice the full spectrum of medicine and in a rural setting, he said. <\/p>\n
Going through school and residency as a couple can be a benefit, Hinojosa said. <\/p>\n
They can go home and talk to someone who really knows what they are talking about, he said. <\/p>\n
Avegiyel Dunn, 32, grew up in the small farm town of Zippori, Israel, and made several trips to visit family in Corpus Christi when she was a child. Of all her childhood fantasies, becoming a doctor was the dream that stuck, she said. <\/p>\n
In Ohio, Michael Dunn, 44, also considered being a doctor, but wasnt sure. <\/p>\n
It was a conflict between that and space, he said. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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