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An unassuming well-woman visit with a Spanish-speaking patient turned out to be the one of the most profound illustrations of the importance of communication for Med-Peds resident Meera Iyengar.

Meera Iyengar, MD  |  Oct 30, 2020

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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry PGY 5: A Day in the Life with You Na Kheir
As a second-year Child and Adolescent Psychiatry fellow (PGY5), my weeks are filled with various outpatient clinics and therapy sessions as well as opportunities for
Image of Alyssa Smith, MD with quote caption "As a resident now, I feel like a valued member of a team, and am given the right balance of autonomy and support necessary to grow as a new physician." Experience as a PGY-1

Psychiatry PGY-1: A Day in the Life with Alyssa Smith
Fourth year of medical school is such an exciting time! I was in your shoes only a year ago, and I know the application process
Image of Sara Culleton, MD, PhD with quote caption "I’m grateful for the department’s flexibility and support in letting me take two months off, and making up clinical time afterward in the form of my choosing." Experience as a PGY-4

Psychiatry PGY-4: A Day in the Life with Sara Culleton
My 4th year of residency has started a bit differently: for the last several weeks, I have been on maternity leave! I’m grateful for the
Image of Michael Bridges, MD with quote caption "I am being given much more autonomy with my patients, and I am becoming more competent in the administrative and extra clinical requirements that come with being a doctor." Experience as a PGY-3

Psychiatry PGY-3: A Day in the Life with Michael Bridges
The residency dedicates the PGY3 experience to outpatient clinical settings and, fortunately, the PGY3s can tailor their weekly schedules to their areas of interest. 

Psychiatry PGY-2: A Day in the Life with Halimah Oral
After completing a year of inpatient and off service rotations I finally made it to second year!
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First residents complete LGBTQ+ health track
Kazia Parsons, MD and Logan Guckien, MD are the first residents to complete the LGBTQ+ Health track in the Family Medicine Residency Program.

Madison Pershing  |  Jun 26, 2020

A smiling, pregnant physician in a white coat and stethoscope looks toward the camera with her hand resting on her belly.

Pregnant and postpartum internal medicine residents protected from long shifts under new policy
Already an unwritten practice, internal medicine residents in the third trimester of pregnancy or within the first two months of delivery are now formally protected

Caitlin VanOverberghe  |  Jun 24, 2020

Matt Rutz speaks on a zoom panel

Frontline workers recount experiences with virus during Zoom panel
Worried, concerned and overwhelmed, but encouraged, appreciated and optimistic. Those are among the range of emotions shared by providers working on the front line of

Caitlin VanOverberghe  |  May 14, 2020

a screenshot from a recent lecture

Urologists use technology to keep educating during pandemic and beyond
Faculty in the Department of Urology are using new technology to continue educating residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, and will continue virtual lectures to benefit

Christina Griffiths  |  May 01, 2020