FMIG Student Leadership
Current Leaders
Kaylin Camidge is thrilled to be serving on the FMIG Board this year! She graduated from Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College in 2020 with a B.S. in Biology and Psychology. After graduation, she worked as a research assistant studying Alzheimer’s disease and neurodegenerative disorders, supported public health efforts to provide COVID-19 education and resources to underserved communities in New York City, and worked as a medical assistant in a gastroenterology practice. At GUSOM, she has served as President of the First Gen Club and was selected for the Population Health Scholars Track. This past year, Kaylin earned her Master’s in Public Health from Saint Ambrose University. She is particularly passionate about public health, mental health, and preventative care. Outside of medicine, her hobbies include tending to her ever-growing collection of houseplants, attending concerts, exploring National Parks, trying to enjoy long-distance running, and rooting for both the Yankees and Phillies.
Marissa Dreger is a first-year medical student interested in pursuing primary care. She graduated from the University of Michigan in 2021 with a B.S. in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience. During her gap years, she completed research focused on understanding how anesthetics and other drugs that target GABA receptors control memory formation. In 2024, Marissa completed her Master’s in Physiology and Biophysics through Georgetown’s Special Master’s Program. Her interests include community health and health equity. Outside of school, she is a Formula 1 fan and enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her two cats.
Marelyn Perez Badillo (she/her) is a rising 4th-year medical student who is excited to serve as a member of the FMIG executive board and the Student Liaison to the DCAFP Board. Originally from Colombia, she grew up in New Jersey, where her experiences as an undocumented immigrant shaped her passion for family medicine. She graduated from Georgetown University with a Bachelor of Science in Human Science and spent her gap year working as a medical scribe in the Otolaryngology department at Cooper University Health Care. While at GUSOM, she has been actively involved in caring for uninsured Latino immigrants at the HOYA clinic and working as a medical interpreter, deepening her commitment to uplifting underserved communities. She also served as a student leader in the Medical Spanish Initiative, working to bridge language barriers in healthcare. Driven by her desire to make healthcare more accessible and equitable, Marelyn is particularly passionate about improving health outcomes for immigrant populations. Outside of medicine, she enjoys hiking, camping, and spending time at the beach with her friends and family.
Tayler Westby (they/them/theirs) is a first-year student at GUSOM and current executive officer for our Family Medicine Interest Group. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, they are passionate about representation and equity in medicine. Tayler is originally from Washington State and earned a BS in Cell Biology and Social Welfare from Seattle University before applying for medical school. Their background as a medical assistant laid the foundation for their interest in primary care and rural medicine, which they plan to pursue as an AHEC scholar and Primary Care Leadership Track student.