6/22/17: DCRI Diversity Lecture for LGBTQ Pride Month
DCRI will host a diversity lecture from 1-2 p.m. on Thur., June 22, by Mandy Carter, award-winning social justice activist, in honor of LGBTQ Pride Month.
Rymer receives The Mario Family Foundation Award
Jennifer Rymer, MD, MBA, cardiovascular disease fellow, will receive The Mario Family Foundation Award, which supports junior investigators in training in the Department of Medicine to make the transition to become independent scientists and planning for their first extra-mural funding.
3 in DGIM take home teaching awards
Another academic year is coming to end, which means it's time to recognize individuals who have exemplified excellence in teaching during the year. Three teaching awards were given out and we are proud to announce the recipients are all GIM faculty members!
Bosworth op-ed "Why Medication Adherence Needs To Be A National Priority"
On June 12, Forbes Pharma & Healthcare published an op-ed by DGIM's Dr. Hayden Bosworth entitled, "Why Medication Adherence Needs To Be A National Priority".
Zullig featured on cover of HemOnc Today magazine
DGIM's own Leah Zullig, PhD, was featured on the cover for a recent paper she wrote on the need for inclusion of minorities and other traditionally underrepresented groups in cancer clinical trials.
Roberts receives ASN clinical scholar award
John Roberts, MD, MS, MEd, medical instructor (Nephrology), has received a William and Sandra Bennett Clinical Scholar Award from The American Society of Nephrology.
Internal Medicine Residency News, June 12, 2017
Catch up with the Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program by reading the weekly newsletter for June 12, 2017.
Boggan accepts associate program director role
Joel Boggan, MD, has accepted the position of Associate Program Director in the Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program, which will begin on July 1.
Van Houtven Promoted to Full Professor
We are proud to announce Courtney Van Houtven, PhD, has been promoted to Full Professor!
Register for Advanced Myers-Brigg Type Indicator Workshops
The School of Medicine Office for Faculty Development is excited to announce two advanced Myers-Brigg Type Indicator training opportunities for faculty on Fri., June 16.