Yuliya Kulyomina, MD
Yuliya Kulyomina, M.D., originally from Sudbury, Massachusetts, completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she earned a B.S. in Biology. Yuliya is fluent in English and Russian, and she is often referred to by her nickname, Yulya. During her time in medical school, Yuliya was actively involved in leadership roles, serving as Vice President of the Lifestyle Medicine Interest Group and Treasurer of the Med-Peds Interest Group. She also dedicated her time as a volunteer with SBHome, a free medical clinic. Additionally, Yuliya co-authored and presented a clinical case series titled "Tolvaptan as a Treatment of Hyponatremia in Children with Neurosurgical Conditions," which examined two pediatric cases involving complex electrolyte imbalances following neurosurgical procedures. This presentation highlighted her commitment to advancing knowledge in pediatric medicine.
Nickname: Yulya
Hometown: Sudbury, Massachusetts
Why Med-Peds?:
"I joined Med-Peds so I can care for complicated patients throughout their lives. My dream is to provide care for a child and then support them through adolescents and adulthood so they can grow as a person, manage their chronic illness and succeed in their goals. In addition, the people in Med-Peds are incredible people and I am thankful to be around them."
What do you plan on doing when finished residency (if known)?
"I'm interested in a dual med-peds fellowship, maybe endocrinology, but I am still exploring my options."
Outside interests: Hiking, figure skating, rock climbing, dining with friends and board games
