Allred graduates from UofA College of Medicine

Published on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 8:55 AM MST

Kendall S. Allred graduated from the University of Arizona College of Medicine on May 15, 2009, with a Doctor of Medicine degree and also a master’s degree in public health. He will begin his residency program in San Francisco, where he will specialize in emergency medicine.

Allred graduated from ASU with a double degree in microbiology and Spanish. He was a graduate of Safford High School in 1997 and completed a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mexico from 1998-2000.

He has been deeply involved with the AMA organization, holding many offices, and he is concluding his year as the only medical student on the 16-member Board of Trustees of the AMA.

Kendall, his wife, Lisa, their son, Zane, and daughter Rozy will live in South San Francisco while he completes his residency of four years.

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