Jesse Jacob, MD (Infectious Diseases) was awarded the Emory University Department of Medicine’s Outstanding Quality Achievement Award at the 2016 Celebratory Grand Rounds. The Outstanding Quality Achievement Award is presented to a departmental faculty member who has…
Jamal Hajjari, MD is a rising 2nd year resident in the J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program. He is currently working on a project to determine whether a diagnosis of depression is predictive of…
Deep Shah, MD, MSc discusses the importance of fostering “a more primary care-centric, physician-friendly environment” in his recent Global Health News article, “Support your local quarterback – the primary care physician.” “A good PCP (primary care…
Join the Emory Antibiotic Resistance Center team for a seminar entitled “Radical Approaches to Antibiotics and Antibiotic Resistance,” presented by James J. Collins, PhD (Termeer Professor of Medical Engineering & Science Professor, Department of Biological Engineering, Massachusetts…
The Emory Center for Clinical and Molecular Nutrition invites you to attend a seminar entitled “Breakfast, Morning Eating, and Obesity: Does When and How Much We Eat Matter?” Megan A. McCrory, PhD, FTOS (Associate Professor, Department of Nutrition,…
Please join the Emory University Department of Medicine for Celebratory Grand Rounds, where we will announce our 2016 Faculty Award winners. Each year, faculty are nominated for Department of Medicine Faculty Awards in recognition of their outstanding contributions. Nominations…
Emory’s Pulmonary and Critical Care fellowship program focuses on research and clinical care. The program, which lasts for three years, recruits six fellows each year. Led by associate professor of medicine and pulmonary and critical…
Meet Division of Hospital Medicine clinician-educator Kari Esbensen, MD. Esbensen is the mother of two daughters, an internist, a bioethicist, and a hospice and palliative medicine physician. She completed her MD, PhD (philosophy and bioethics), and…
The Global Health Residency Scholars Program (GHRSP), (co-sponsored by the Emory University School of Health and Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health), was established in 2012 and includes a year-long curriculum (consisting of monthly lectures, seminars, and…
Join us for a “roast” of the departing chief residents on Tuesday, June 7. Details Tuesday, June 7 6 p.m. Winship Ballroom at the DUC Honoring Lucus Golub Andrew Ip Joseph Knapper Paul McClung Geoff…