Art Landry, M.D., PGY4
Family Medicine Sports Medicine Fellowship
2025-2026
Medical School: University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Residency: Integrated Residency in Emergency Medicine at University of Connecticut
Dr. Landry is a Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow at the University of Connecticut. He completed both his medical school training and his Emergency Medicine Residency training at the University of Connecticut. During residency, Dr. Landry participated in sideline coverage for high school and collegiate sports at multiple levels and provided medical coverage for other mass events such as the Hartford Marathon. Dr. Landry has an interest in ultrasound and has conducted research in non-musculoskeletal ultrasound training for sports medicine fellows. He was also part of a three resident team that won an ultrasound competition between over 90 emergency medicine residency programs. Outside of work, Dr. Landry enjoys hiking, skiing, traveling, and is an avid sports fan.
John Sullivan, M.D., PGY4
Family Medicine Sports Medicine Fellowship
2025-2026
Medical School: University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Residency: Northwestern University Residency in Emergency Medicine
Dr. John Sullivan is a Connecticut local, who attended medical school at the University of Connecticut followed by emergency medicine residency at Northwestern University in Chicago, and returns to Connecticut for his primary care sports medicine fellowship. Dr. Sullivan has an extensive background in event medicine, having been an active member of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon planning committee and volunteered at a number of running events including the Chicago Marathon, half marathon and Shamrock Shuffle. He was also involved in emergency action planning with the Chicago Blackhawks medical staff. He is a former division I soccer player at Fairfield University and is now an avid marathon runner and endurance athlete. His goal is to combine his emergency medicine expertise with sports medicine while continuing his involvement in event medicine and ultimately practice as a team physician.