Education

Welcome from the Program Director

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Program Director Welcome
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<p><strong>Aashish K. Didwania, MD</strong><br /> Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Northwestern University.</p>
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Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Northwestern University. Our goal is to provide residents with outstanding clinical training, a comprehensive educational program, and opportunities to participate in research. During rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and the Chicago VA, residents encounter and manage a broad spectrum of conditions.

Faculty Focus

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Faculty Focus
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<p><strong>Amisha Wallia, MD, MS</strong> completed residency and fellowship at Northwestern and joined the faculty as an Instructor of Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Molecular Medicine in 2011.</p><a href="http://www.medicine.northwestern.edu/residency/10/apr/faculty-focus">read more</a>
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Amisha Wallia, MD, MS

Resident Focus

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Resident Focus
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<p><span><strong>Sarah Yentz, MD</strong> is the daughter of a teacher and has become an award-winning teacher for medical students. </p><p> <a href="http://www.medicine.northwestern.edu/residency/09/jul/resident-focus">read more</a></span></p>
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Sarah Yentz, MD

• Ann Arbor native who attended the University of Michigan for both undergrad and medical school

• Planning a career in heme-onc

• Daughter of a teacher, has won numerous teaching awards from her medical students

McGaw Residency Showcase

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Residency Showcase
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<p><strong>Saturday, May 4:</strong> 6th Annual Residency Showcase </p>
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Northwestern McGaw Center for Graduate Medical Education and Feinberg School of Medicine in collaboration with Office of Diversity held the 6th Annual Residency Showcase on Saturday, May 4th. The event was prepared for current medical students from around the country interested in pursuing their residency training at Northwestern.

Celebrating Braunwald's Day with Dr. Bonow

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Braunwald's Day
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<p><strong>Dr. Robert Bonow </strong>presented PGY2 residents with <em>Braunwald's Heart Disease - A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine, 9th Edition.</em></p> <strong> <p>Jonathan Rosenberg </strong>is pictured here with Dr. Bonow. </p>
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It is an annual tradition for all second year Northwestern residents to receive a textbook from the Department to thank them for their hard work and dedication. Congratulations and thank you to the Class of 2014!

This year, all residents were given Braunwald's Heart Disease - A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine, 9th Edition. Dr. Robert Bonow of the Division of Cardiology is the senior editor of this edition, and he personally inscribed each copy and presented it to each resident. Braunwald's Heart Disease is known as the premier cardiology textbook.

Mentoring in Action: Digestive Diseases Week

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Digestive Diseases Week
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<p>Mentoring in Action: Residents to present at Digestive Diseases Week 2012</p>
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Northwestern residents will again have an impressive showing at DDW 2012. Multiple posters and oral presentations will be presented on on a variety of topics. Thank you to our dedicated GI and Hepatology faculty mentors!

Some of the residents and faculty mentors attending DDW this year: L to R: Drs. Leila Kia, Rachel Issaka, Sri Komanduri, John Pandolfino, Raj Keswani. Not pictured: Dusty Carlson, Peter Kahrilas, Laura Kulik, John Martin, and Karlyn MartinSome of the residents and faculty mentors attending DDW this year: L to R: Drs. Leila Kia, Rachel Issaka, Sri Komanduri, John Pandolfino, Raj Keswani. Not pictured: Dusty Carlson, Peter Kahrilas, Laura Kulik, John Martin, and Karlyn Martin

 

Fellowship Match

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Fellowship Match
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<p>Fellowship Match was recently held, and Department of Medicine Residents matched at exceptional programs around the country in a variety of subspecialties.</p>
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Fellowship Match Day was held in the beginning of December. Northwestern residents matched at highly competitive programs throughout the country.

While we appreciate the hard work of the residents in clinical care and research, we realize that a great deal of this success is the result of faculty mentorship. Thank you very much to all faculty mentors for all you do to support our residents’ academic pursuits, scholarly activity and career development.

Leila Kia Presents at The Liver Meeting in San Francisco

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Leila Kia presents
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<p><strong>PGY3 Leila Kia</strong> presented at The Liver Meeting </p>
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Leila Kia (PGY3) presented an oral research presentation at the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases in San Francisco, CA in November, 2011.

She received the Resident Research Award for her project entitled “Role of pretransplant echocardiography in predicting post-operative complications in liver transplant patients”.

We are grateful to all hepatology faculty members who mentored Leila for this award.

 

Residents Volunteer at Health and Wellness Fair

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Residents Volunteer
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<p><strong>Jill Rosno and Sergio Chiarella</strong> volunteered their time on a Friday night to support community health and wellness.
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Interns Sergio Chiarella and Jill Rosno, along with Chief Medical Resident Nick Furiasse volunteered their Friday night to support community health and wellness on December 2, 2011.

Intern Retreat 2011

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Intern Retreat 2011
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A day of reflection and fun, Intern Retreat 2011 was held at Navy Pier.
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Intern retreat is a time honored tradition at Northwestern and is an important time for class bonding.  Each year, program interns have a day off from clinical activities. The day includes a review of the potential stressors of intern year and strategies for dealing with them from recent program graduates. After the morning of reflection and goal setting, interns have the afternoon to themselves, including time for riding the ferris wheel at Navy Pier and playing miniature golf.

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