The Department of Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine consists of ten internal medicine specialty divisions. An accomplished team of physician educators trains highly skilled, compassionate generalists and specialists to be the future leaders in clinical practice, research and academia.
Department of Medicine
Advancing research and patient outcomes while training the next generation of leaders in internal medicine
1900+
Faculty Statewide
10
Specialty Divisions
20
Active Research Centers
Education
The Department of Medicine values broad-based training of students, residents and postdoctoral candidates to fulfill local, state, national and international needs for health care providers in general and specialty fields of internal medicine.
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Research
An interdisciplinary approach to science is emphasized within this department, as faculty and trainees are committed to the advancement of internal medicine practice through cutting-edge research and clinical trials to discover new, advanced therapies for patients and the field.
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Clinical Care
Faculty and students deliver high-quality patient-centered care to a diverse population in the areas of preventative and interventional care. Optimal patient outcomes are achieved through interdisciplinary efforts among faculty providers, clinical and support staff, and the patient.
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Our Core Mission
We are an inclusive academic community that provides exceptional care and service, conducts transformative research, and excels in education to advance health in Indiana and beyond.
Department of Medicine News
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Indiana Health
Duncan leads quest to end health disparities in lung cancer
Francesca Duncan, MD, is determined to end disparities in the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer—the leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States.
Laura Gates | Nov 02, 2023
Women in Medicine
Caine named president-elect of the National Medical Association
Virginia Caine, MD, was named president-elect of the National Medical Association during the organization’s national convention in New Orleans.
