Ali Kashkouli, MD is an assistant professor of medicine in the Division of Renal Medicine and has recently been named assistant chief of nephrology at the Atlanta VA Medical Center. He completed his undergraduate work…
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…
Math and science education in the United States and the application of math and science skills in the workplace have come a long way since we used multi-volume printed encyclopedias, searched the card catalog for…
Background The Emory University Department of Medicine’s Academy of Medical Educators (AME) was developed in 2011 to identify, recognize, and honor master teachers, to develop and implement innovative education tools/programs, and to mentor and train aspiring…
We are excited to announce that the Residency Review Committee for Internal Medicine has accredited the Emory University School of Medicine’s Adult Congenital Heart Disease Fellowship Program. The fellowship is accredited retroactively from July 1,…
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…
Theresa Vettese, MD is an associate professor of medicine in the Department of Medicine’s Division of General Medicine and Geriatrics and a member of the Emory Palliative Care Center. She spent 10 years at Wayne State University School of…
Join us for the 2016 J.Willis Hurst Demonstration of Teaching Excellence: A Teaching Competition Between Fellows.” A fellow from each of the Department of Medicine’s sub-specialty areas will compete in the competition. Each fellow will be…
Join us on Tuesday, February 16 to learn more about what there is to love about primary care at our first #ProudtobeGIM event! Details Date: Tuesday, February 16 Time 5:30 p.m. Location: Emory University School of…
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…