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• Met in medical school at Dartmouth

• “Nebraska gal and East Coast guy” enjoying Chicago

• Planning a wedding for next September in Lincoln, NE

• Interdisciplinary award winners: teaching, bake-off, Rambach Award (Chetan)

• When not at the hospital, can likely find them out running

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The goals of the Allergy & Immunology Division at Northwestern University in the Department of Medicine are

To train internists and pediatricians to become leaders in the field of Allergy-Immunology who are highly competent in diagnosing and managing patients with a broad spectrum of allergic and immunologic conditions, and in educating patients, their families and health care professionals.

January 18, 2013

Information for Trainees — Course Work

Required Courses for trainees in the T32 NUAIR Program

• Introductory Immunology Course (Division of Allergy-Immunology, see above): 15 sessions of 1h over 3 months. Trainees must reach an average of over 75 out of 100 points in its 3 examinations.

Opportunities to help us achieve our vision

The faculty members of the Division of General Internal Medicine strive to achieve visionary health care through innovative education and research programs.  We are national leaders in many areas, including vascular disease, quality improvement and safety, use of electronic health records, patient education, health communication, reducing disparities for historically underserved communities, and novel physician education methods.

Our priority research areas are:

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