Jennilee Foster joined us as the UAMS Little Rock Family Medicine Residency Coordinator in 2024, but her considerable experience at UAMS goes back to 2018. Before that, she gained administrative experience in various federal agencies and universities for 20 years. When she isn’t in the office, she enjoys sewing, writing letters, and hoarding pens.
Christi Price
Brad Walsh, M.D.
Elizabeth Nguyen, D.O.
Tatiana T.C. Lino, M.D.
Sujatha Sekar, MBBS, M.D.
Gilberto Rivera-Dominguez, M.D.
Komal Gangar, MBBS
David M. Kelley, M.D., FAAFP
Dr. Kelley is the Director of the DFPM Division of Undergraduate Education. He joined our faculty in 2022 at the rank of Associate Professor and has extensive teaching experience, including service as clerkship director and division head for education. His multiple teaching awards include the Stanton L. Young Master Teacher Award, the Dewayne Edwards Excellence in Teaching Award, and the Aesculapian Award. He received the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award in 2024. Dr. Kelley is an AAFP Fellow and has given numerous national presentations. Originally from Colorado, he graduated from the Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine in Chicago and completed his training at the La Grange Family Medicine Residency. His clinical interests include women’s health, pediatric care, and preventive health across the lifespan. Outside of the office, Dr. Kelley enjoys baking, home improvement, and being active with his family.
Wayne Bryant Jr., M.D., M.S.
Dr. Bryant is the Associate Director of the residency program, having served as Assistant Director since joining the faculty in 2022. His faculty appointment is as Assistant Professor, and he is co-chair/faculty sponsor for the Walk with a Doc program. In 2024, he was accepted into the STFM Leadership through Scholarship Fellowship Program. Dr. Bryant won the UAMS Excellence in Mentoring Award in 2023 and participated in a campus-wide panel on the subject of increasing the number of Black men in medicine. While in our residency program, he served as Chief Resident and won the Outstanding Resident Award, the STAR Professionalism Award, and the 2021 National Institute of Health/National Medical Association Academic Medicine Fellow/Traveling Award. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of South Florida and completed medical school at the American University of Antigua. Dr. Bryant’s clinical interests include improving health literacy and health equity for the underserved and historically marginalized communities, along with women’s health, lifestyle medicine, and preventive medicine. When he’s not working, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching sports, traveling, and playing pool.