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General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics

As a specialty division of IU School of Medicine’s Department of Medicine, General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics is large, diverse, and active in the department’s clinical, teaching and research missions. The Division includes primary care, geriatrics, hospital medicine, palliative medicine and global medicine and ethics. Our clinicians practice at three Indianapolis health systems (IU Health, Eskenazi Health and the VA) and at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret, Kenya. Our researchers benefit from appointments at the Regenstrief Institute and other IU Centers. Led by Greg Sachs, MD, the division was one of the first three of such specialty units in the United States.

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Research

Researchers in this division are organized into well-recognized and productive centers of excellence.

Dr. Westmoreland visiting with patients

Clinical Care

Clinical efforts encompass multiple areas, including adult internal medicine, geriatrics, hospital medicine and palliative care.

Fellowship

The division of General Internal Medicine and Geriatrics offers two fellowship programs.

Featured Posts

Brad Sutter, MD, with Julie Clary, MD, MBA, (left) and Tara Casey, MHA. Sutter was given a Values Leadership Award.
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Hospitalist recognized with safety, values awards

Department of Medicine hospitalist and adjunct faculty member Brad Sutter, MD, was recently honored by peers with two notable local awards.

A collection of headshots showing the four Department of Medicine faculty members joining the AOA in 2024. They are (clockwise from left) Francesca Duncan, Lauren Nephew, Sacha Sharp and Glenda Westmoreland.
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Department faculty, residents among 2024 AOA class

The Department of Medicine is celebrating the addition of four faculty members and four chief residents to the Indiana Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha.

4856-Torke, Alexia
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Alexia Torke to join NIH Integrated Review Group

Alexia Torke, MD, will serve as the chair of the Clinical Management in General Care Settings Study Section (CMGC), Healthcare Delivery and Methodologies Integrated Review Group (HDM), Center for Scientific Review (CSR).