Chiefs leading a tradition of quality
The United States Veterans Affairs National Center for Patient Safety is working to revise and improve its VA Chief Residents in Quality and Patient Safety…
The Department of Internal Medicine is fully committed to the complete spectrum of medical education.
The United States Veterans Affairs National Center for Patient Safety is working to revise and improve its VA Chief Residents in Quality and Patient Safety…
Take a look at our upcoming CME conferences. Lots of educational opportunities! Advances in Diabetes and Obesity Management 2022 Friday, October 7, 2022 7:30am-4:30pm Courtyard…
Each year, on the new Hematology and Oncology fellows‘ first day of fellowship, program leadership has always invited faculty and senior fellows to stop in…
Reunited for the first time in more than two years since before the pandemic began, members of the Division of Nephrology and Hypertension met on…
There are many traditions in the new academic year, but there is only one that welcomes dogs and babies. The Interns’ Welcome Picnic has moved…
Just a couple months past the halfway mark of their first year of Pulmonary and Critical Care fellowship, four physicians were suddenly confronted with a…
Just one night before the Endocrinology Fellowship graduationĀ and in the same location, the family, friends, and colleagues of graduates of the Allergy and Immunology Fellowship…
Three graduating fellows in Endocrinology were celebrated recently. Members of the division, colleagues, and loved ones gathered at the new Courtyard Marriott in University Heights,…
Members of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology wove their way through the halls of the Hyatt Regency to find the rest of their colleagues…
On Thursday of this week, the Division of Infectious Diseases hosted a small farewell for its graduating fellows, Matt Smith, MD, and Joseph Tholany, MD….