The past four months, the Internal Medicine Residency Program conducted hundreds of interviews with trainee applicants. Although some second-look visits from applicants are yet to come and there are some weeks to go before rank lists are due in anticipation of Match Day on March 20th, the busiest phase of the recruitment cycle has concluded. […]
Delicious food and a shared sense of community brought Internal Medicine faculty together for a winter evening of connection. A break from typical routines, Wilson’s Cider House hosted the department’s holiday celebration last week, where colleagues from different divisions had a chance to connect outside the clinical setting. A hearty brisket, roasted chicken, potatoes, and […]
For this year’s resident program winter social, residents and program administrators alike gathered their families and headed to Field Day, North Liberty’s newest craft brewery, for food and fun. As kids filed into the room, they noticed the brightly colored duckpin bowling alley right away, tugging on their parents’ sleeves and asking to play. Taking […]
The late-winter “holiday party” has become a fairly standard event across the department, but Barry London, MD, PhD, Director of the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, articulates best what makes it so appealing. “The month of December is so busy for everyone and the winters in Iowa can be long, it’s nice for people to have […]
On the unseasonably mild evening of Friday, February 16, Department of Internal Medicine residents, administrative teammates, and their loved ones gathered at Wildwood Smokehouse & Saloon in Iowa City for the annual Resident Winter Social. With many clad in flannel, attendees arrived to the reserved balcony level to be greeted with pool tables, a private […]
Originally scheduled for the previous Friday, the same night that a blizzard visited eastern Iowa, the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism was able to get their reservation of the ballroom in the historic Iowa Memorial Union moved a week later. Members of the division had little trouble making the adjustment in their schedules, relieved to […]
Sunday night, while most of the community took a break from shoveling to warm themselves by a fire, the members of the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Occupational Medicine warmed themselves with some company and good cheer. The division’s annual holiday gathering went a little farther away from downtown Iowa City than they did […]