Richa Panara, MD (PGY-1) joins the #EmoryIMResidency team from the University of Miami, where she completed a seven-year joint MD program. She is originally from Orlando, Florida and has a younger brother who just began…
The #EmoryIMResidents have started the academic year off with a bang! We want to thank the following residents for going above and beyond this summer: Charles Terry was lauded by the chief anesthesiologist for his…
Congratulations to the following residents and former chief residents for an exceptional fellowship match for the 2016-2017 academic year. We are very proud of your accomplishments! 2016-2017 Fellowship Match Results: Rachel Bean – Allergy and Immunology, National…
J. Willis Hurst, MD was an outstanding clinician, educator, and writer. He was appointed professor of medicine and chair of the Department of Medicine in 1957, at the age of 56. He remained chair of…
Emory’s internal medicine chief residents (Lucas Golub, Andrew Ip, Joseph Knapper, Paul McClung, Jennifer Spicer, and Geoff Southmayd) recently presented “#BestConferenceEver: Developing an Innovative Panel of Conferences for Today’s Resident Learner” at the 2016 Association of…
The Emory Internal Medicine Residency Social and Wellness Committee has done an incredible job organizing a variety of social events this year, including: Hurst Happy Hours Fall in the Park Catered Thanksgiving dinner Winter Ball…
Emory internal medicine residents have presented at conferences across the country. Conference Posters and Presentations: Jesse Chai – 2016 Society of Critical Care Medicine National Meeting Jeff Hedley – 2015 American Heart Association National Meeting…
Congratulations to the Emory Internal Medicine residents who recently published their first-author, peer-reviewed articles (November 2015 – February 2016). Mustafa Abugideiri “Factors Influencing Pulmonary Toxicity in Children Undergoing Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in the Setting…
When I started my clinical rotations as a third-year medical student, upperclassmen told me that I should do Primary Care if I found myself liking all of the rotations. Nine months into my rotations, I…
When we talk about quality improvement and population health, it’s worth remembering that sometimes simple changes can bring big results. Case in point: when Dr. Anna Mirk and her team at the Atlanta VA Medical…