Our Residents

Tarek Eljahmi, DPM

Medical School: New York College of Podiatric Medicine
Undergraduate: Davidson College

What is your favorite bone?  Tibial Sesamoid

Where are you from?  Newton, Massachusetts

Favorite activity outside of work?  Walking in the park, cooking, watching Premier League

Best playlist for the OR?  Oldies

Favorite night float snack?  Tortilla Chips

What is your spirit animal?  Koala

Huma Haq, DPM

Dr. Huma Haq is from Massachusetts, by way of the DMV.  She first realized her vocation for healthcare and public health during college when she volunteered at local hospitals and free clinics in underserved areas. Her passion for helping underserved communities lead her to tutor and teach young high school students in Washington DC before starting her journey in medicine.

Dr. Haq’s clinical rotations helped solidify her passion for racial healthcare disparities, providing comprehensive care and bedside manner. Dr. Haq plans to use her training to continue to learn about Podiatric surgery and to advocate for patients.

In her free time she enjoys spending time with loved ones, karaoke, making people laugh, going to comedy shows and dog sitting. 

Paul Amissah, DPM

Paul Amissah grew up in Ghana and immigrated to the United States in 2008. Dr Amissah holds Bachelor of Science in Biology from Syracuse University and Master of Biomedical Science from Touro College. Dr Amissah spent some time teaching math and science in high school before pursuing medical degree at the New York College of Podiatry medicine. His interest in medicine stemmed from being an athlete all his life. Dr Amissah grew up dreaming of becoming one of the best soccer players ever. His interest in medicine became more robust during one soccer game when one of his teammates sustained an ankle fracture. The Podiatric surgeon who performed the surgery changed everything. This experience opened his eyes to the profound impact Podiatrists can have on patients’ lives in the field of medicine and surgery. Apart from his professional pursuits, Dr Amissah embraces an active lifestyle. Additionally, he finds joy in helping people. What brings him uttermost joy is being able to create business opportunities for his people in Africa and teaching children in Sunday school about the word of God. His passion to create jobs for people has led Dr Amissah opening a restaurant in his native country in Ghana. Dr Amissah dreams big and his current project involves creating a mobile parking application which is still in progress. Park4Me LLC aims to help people find parking using google API and sensors to detect empty parking spots. Dr Amissah aims to contribute his quota not only in the medical field but in the general population as well.

Annika Jain, DPM

Dr. Jain was born and raised in India. After graduating from a prestigious medical school in India before moving to the US. After a year of general surgery residency in the United States, she realized that she had a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of the human foot and ankle, leading her to pursue podiatry. She knows that the invaluable experiences she has gained along the way has equipped her to adapt, persevere, and maintain an unwavering commitment to patient care. Dr Jain continues to fuel her passion for medicine and pays it forward by tutoring students for the USMLE licensing exams and other standardized tests in medicine. In her daily life, she finds joy in simple pleasures like savoring a cup of exquisite tea and engaging in heartwarming conversations with friends, as well as indulging in a nice bowl of vegetarian food. Furthermore, she takes delight in planning and budgeting for activities, such as travel. In essence, she finds fulfillment in every aspect of her life and is thrilled to be part of the Saint Joseph's team.