Internal Medicine Residency News, May 29,2023
From the Director
Annnnd it’s the end of May! Lets gear up for the final block of the year. Come support your colleague Emory Buck as she does LEADs conference today. Plus this week we have a ResCo Thirsty Thursday (belated thanks to the GI Division for getting together with residents last week) and a celebration of our SARs on Friday night.
ACLT Advocacy Day 2023
Led by Drs. Daniella Zipkin and Caroline Sloan, residents in the Advocacy in Clinical Leadership Track (ACLT) traveled to Raleigh on May 24 for an advocacy day at the N.C. General Assembly to discuss the need for behavioral health initiatives in the state budget.
Internal Medicine Residency News, May 22,2023
From the Director
May is FLYING by! Congratulations to the amazing Duke IM residents on their resounding victory over the awesome faculty in the annual Fac vs Res BBall game! Dynasty vibes for this team, 3-0 for the season. Much fun had by all as well. Many thanks to Coaches Lonnie and Labs for putting this together. We are grateful not to have supported the orthopedics department as well.
Internal Medicine Residency News, May15,2023
From the Director
Big week coming up with resident research day on Friday! Come out to support your colleagues as they present their posters and at Grand Rounds! And of course Friday night is the Faculty vs Residents bball game in Cameron! Daniel Travis has the winning email right now, let’s see if the residents can keep up their winning streak on the court as well. Rumor has it that the faculty have drafted Ryan Young. Also, practice interview overview on Friday at noon conference!
Internal Medicine Residency News, May 08, 2023
From the Director
Happy Monday, all! Thanks to Kayla for helping plan the rising SAR retreat, to Dr. Criscione for hosting at her home, to Drs. Garbarino, Labriola, Hargett, Boggan, Duffy, Sullivan and Harris for awesome leadership and to all who covered JAR rotations so people could attend! Beautiful weather as well!
Internal Medicine Residency News, May 01,2023
From the Director
Happy May 1st! Vacation was amazing, excited to show anyone who asks some pics from our hiking adventures.
The last two months of the year are super busy ones, so please pay attention to all the emails from us and from the GME office about any and all end of year/beginning of the year paperwork. The “to do” list varies by class, but please keep an eye out for emails about all things end of year/beginning of year.
Internal Medicine Residency News, April 24, 2023
From Med Res News to Chief takeover!
Greetings from the AAIM –Hi Everyone! While the Zaas Boss is on vacation, she foolishly entrusted us Chiefs to do a Med Res News takeover! Just like with your schedules, we also did this last minute so get ready for some major mistakes/omissions! The jokes will always be on point though 😊.
Duke at SGIM 2023: Here is what's coming
Here is a collection of all things Duke that will be at this year's Society of General Internal Medicine's Annual Meeting, taking place May 10-13 in Aurora, CO. There are several acceptances from Duke faculty, fellows, residents, and medical students, all listed below. Click here to view the onsite program for the conference, or visit the SGIM23 online planner.
Internal Medicine Residency News, April 17,2023
From the Director
Greetings from the AAIM –Hi Everyone! It’s getting to be that time of year where a lot of “end of year” stuff will be coming your way – SARs and ABIM exam registration, voting in the first round of med res awards, getting ready to sign up for end of year meetings with Dr Hargett or me, end of year photos, getting your fellowship CVs and personal statements in order, and the upcoming <
Internal Medicine Residency News, April 10, 2023
From the Director
Greetings from the AAIM –For all those who celebrated, I hope you had a happy and meaningful Easter. It was great to see such an awesome crowd (and strong kid/family showing!) at the Duke UNC basketball game in historic Cameron Indoor!
2023 Resident Research Day Features Califf Research Award Winners
GIM Division Update with Interim Chief Dr. William Yancy
By William Yancy, MD
Interim Chief, Division of General Internal Medicine
The Division of General Internal Medicine at Duke strives to improve adult patient, family, community, and population health through exemplary patient care, education, and research. Perhaps most importantly, we have maintained core values of excellence, integrity, kindness, and commitment to health and health equity for our patients and our communities.