Beginning in 1940 with former Chair of Medicine Eugene Stead, MD, teaching has been a top priority for the Emory University Department of Medicine, and Grady and its patients have been essential to the department’s…
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…
Emory’s J. Willis Hurst Medicine Residency Program proudly introduces our 2016 incoming resident class. Our incoming class has 47 categorical residents, seven primary care residents, one research track resident, seven preliminary track residents, and two…
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…
Emory University’s J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program is nationally ranked. The program, led by Lorenzo Di Francesco, MD, FACP, offers several residency training pathways, including: Categorical and primary care pathways American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) research pathway Medicine/psychiatry pathway…
Emory University Department of Medicine residents dominated the 2015 Georgia American College of Physicians (ACP) meeting. Seven of our residents presented posters or oral presentations including: Stef Alexopoulos, MD, 1st place Rachel Bean, MD Lorraine…
Emory residents Deep Shah, MD; Cameron Body, MD; Richard Ramonell, MD; and Jancy Mathew, MD describe their day-to-day lives as residents in Emory’s internal medicine residency program. “There are a few things I feel make a good, effective…
Emory University Department of Medicine internal medicine residents have the opportunity to train at the Atlanta VA Medical Center. The Atlanta VA Medical Center (VAMC) serves the health-care needs of more than 100,000 enrolled veterans living…
The primary care residency track, within the J. Willis Hurst Residency program at Emory University, is designed to produce outstanding general internists who are preparing for a professional career in primary care clinical practice, as clinician-educators, or…