Views from the Chair

Although the turkey, rolls, stuffing, and potatoes form the core of most people’s Thanksgiving meals, many families make changes to those staples or skip them…

For nearly 150 years, the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) has helped organize and standardize medical education in this country. That longevity gives them…

This week was the department’s 59th annual Internal Medicine Research Day. This tradition gives us a chance to celebrate the incredibly broad spectrum of activity…

The days may be long, but a year can go quickly. Next week will mark exactly one year since I had the honor to become…

Stop the presses! It is not often that dramatic events require a last-minute addition to a Friday post, but here we are. Yesterday’s news that…

Although our new trainees are almost two months into their time with us, it is the first week of classes for most of the rest…

From our very first days as a nation, the United States recognized a responsibility to its Veterans. After our first soldiers did the heavy lifting…

This year’s July 1 marked more than just the arrival of new interns and fellows; it also marked the establishment of three new roles in…