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Last week, the Department of Medicine (DOM) held the second annual Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility (DEIA) Week, hosting speakers and highlighting the ongoing DEIA work of DOM faculty, staff, and trainees. At a showcase on Monday, posters and oral presentations illustrated impactful DEIA work in the areas of research, education, programming, patient care, and […]
Dr. Craig Noronha—Associate Chief for Education, Associate Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program, and a Clinical Associate Professor in the Section of General Internal Medicine—has been elected to the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine (APDIM) Council. Founded in 1977, APDIM is the "international organization of accredited internal medicine residency programs; the […]
This week, The New England Journal of Medicine published the perspective piece "Facing Political Attacks on Medical Education — The Future of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medicine." Dr. Carl Streed, an Associate Professor in the Section of General Internal Medicine, is senior author of this article, which comments on how the deluge of legislative […]
Jason Worcester, a primary care physician and Clinical Associate Professor in the Section of General Internal Medicine, has been selected to receive the newly established annual Continuing Education Outstanding Champion Award from the Barry M. Manuel Center for Continuing Education. This annual award recognizes faculty and staff who have made major and sustained contributions to […]