Gallery
2008 Triple Board retreat--the year we set a record for the number people we could fit in one hot tub.
A weekend trip to Bryce Canyon to get some end of season snowshoeing.
Exploring Bryce Canyon in March, thanks to a great ED schedule.
Dr. Gray caught, once again, playing with his food while dining with the residents. AACAP annual meeting in Boston, 2007
Chief residents, Emily and Brooks, kicking off their first wonderful winter as interns in Utah.
Celebrating Halloween at the 2008 Annual AACAP meeting.
Eric and his new baby boy (now one of our favorite children in the valley) enjoying the Arches during his intern year.
Glenda, Triple Board Coordinator extraordinaire, our mom away from home and the one who lovingly keeps us in line.
Dr. Gray with one of our favorite attendings, Dr. Bilder, former Associate Training Director, at annual triple board retreat the night before preparing our annual waffle fest.
Michelle and Jen at Eric's Halloween Party 2008.
Halloween fun at Eric's 2008.
Child Advocacy Award given to our beloved Pediatrics Program Coordinator, Jaime Bruse (far right).
Jenny, our all star camper, backpacker and rock climber.
A view into Millcreek, one of the most popular canyons in the city, best known for it's snowshoeing, cross country skiing, mountain biking, hiking, and dog friendliness.
The ever popular annual peds rafting trip down the Green River.The ever popular annual peds rafting trip down the Green River.
Even if you decide not to get in the river, be prepared to get wet.
Dr. Bale, Pediatric Training Director, on the makeshift slip and slide. Only he could get more than his fair share of turns, year after year after year.
The die hard crew still playing hard, joined by Dr. Gray, at the end of the Psychiatry Dept Training Programs OFFICIAL ski day.
When the director's away the residents do play. Annual Psychiatry Ski day 2009.
For those who don't ski or snowboard, you can still enjoy the annual Psychiatry ski day from Needles Lodge at Snowbasin.
A break from free snowboarding lesson, a la Kyle.
Unscheduled team building exercise at our retreat. Luckily everyone managed to stay dry.
Zion National Park, the ultimate human playground.
Zion National Park, just a 5-hour drive from Salt Lake and one of nature's geological wonders that also encompasses Utah's Grand Staircase-Escalante and the Grand Canyon.
