Fleege recognized with dual career development awards
When asked how she balances work as both a clinician and researcher, Nicole Fleege, MD, doesn’t hesitate: her patients always come first. Now, two prestigious…
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Recognizing Teaching Excellence
Learners in the Carver College of Medicine are invited to provide examples of effective teaching at the end of each rotation. Read what our trainees…
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Our fellow fellows
Earlier this week a host of physicians across the country learned where the next phase of their career would take them. The fellowship match day…
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Class of 2026 matches at Iowa and across the country
With this week’s Fellowship Match Day, many of our graduating residents can breathe a sigh of relief as their next couple years come into focus….
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Providers named Top 10% for patient experience
Internal Medicine placed 96 clinicians on the list of Patient’s Choice Award recipients for their excellence in patient care in Fiscal Year 2025 (July 1,…
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Barber named MICU Medical Director
The Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) at UI Health Care has thrived under the steady leadership of Kevin C. Doerschug, MD, MS, who has served…
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Robinson highlights association between weight stigma and healthcare avoidance
The way clinicians talk about weight can leave lasting impressions, shaping how patients view themselves and engage with healthcare. In weight management care, patients commonly report experiencing…
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Clinical progress note: Phenobarbital in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome
Article: Clinical progress note: Phenobarbital in the treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndrome Authors: Thad E Abrams, Matthew V Ronan Journal: J Hosp Med. 2025 Oct;20(10):1094-1098…
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New Faculty and APP Additions – 2025
The Department of Internal Medicine is pleased to introduce some of the department’s newest members, most of whom joined us between July and October 2025…
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When viruses heal: Smestad on oncolytic virotherapy
Before scientists could safely engineer viruses for treatment, researchers in the 1940s and ’50s injected unaltered wild-type viruses into critically ill patients. “It was like…
