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Alameda County Medical Center--Residency Information First-year medical residents are assigned to the adult medical wards of Highland General Hospital for part of the year and take subspecialty elective rotations for the majority of the year. The second year of medical residency is the continuation of the PG-II year with additional months spent on general ward rotations and with completion of additional medical subspecialty rotations-hematology, oncology, consults, infectious disease, etc. Three Residents remain for a final, fourth year of training during which they serve as Chief resident, performing the traditional duties of that position-administration (scheduling and planning conferences), liaison with the chief of the department, consultants to other departments, serving as junior faculty, etc. www.acponline.org /residency/alameda.htm   (1841 words)

VUMC: Department of Ophthalmology Patients requiring in-patient services are admitted to Vanderbilt University Hospital, which is connected by a bridge to the Medical Center East Building. The Vanderbilt Eye Institute provides a comprehensive clinical and research facility, offering patient care in all subspecialty areas of ophthalmology. All subspecialty ophthalmologists have completed a minimum of one year of fellowship training after residency and are Board eligible or Board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology. www.vanderbilteyecenter.com   (309 words)

Children's Hospital Boston Pediatric Views Network locations The medical center’s Level II Special Care Nursery is now directed by full-time Children’s neonatologist Bertha Kao, MD. The next half-day of presentations by Children’s specialists will be on March 6 at MetroWest Medical Center (to register, click here). The pediatric subspecialty practice at MetroWest and Children’s have worked together to open a pediatric subspecialty practice in Framingham that ensures that MetroWest families have access to Children’s physicians from a wide range of specialties, including: www.childrenshospital.org /views/network/metrowest.html   (309 words)

Medical Elite: Medical consulting, physician locators, specialist locator, and information company. Medical Elite members will always see the best medical doctors in each specialty or subspecialty. Medical Elite is dedicated to providing clients around the world with smooth and efficient access to the best medical doctors in each specialty area throughout the United States as well as providing cutting edge medical information regarding the latest medicines, surgical techniques, and treatment options. Medical Elite members are assured of the greatest service and expediency in all consultations with physicians because our members receive the highest priority. www.medical-elite.com   (309 words)

American College of Emergency Physicians Pediatric Emergency Medicine Board Review - Tools to improve your pediatric EM knowledge for the subspecialty Board exam. Pain Management and Sedation: Emergency Department Management - Clinical reference for managing acute, chronic pain in the ED patient, with 50+ illustrations. Cardiac Emergencies - Concise, evidence-based reference with algorithms and treatment summaries for cardiovascular problems. www.acep.org   (92 words)

Medical College of Virginia Department of Radiology Residency Program Residents at the Medical College of Virginia are educated to be proficient in all aspects of radiology, During these years, it is expected that residents will grasp the basics of each subspecialty and, early in their experience, will begin to integrate the multiple imaging disciplines. Residents are selected on the basis of transcripts, USMLE scores, recommendations, and the results of personal interviews with our resident selection committee. www.radiology.vcu.edu /residency.htm   (2993 words)

University of Toronto Department of Medical Imaging The department has four levels of organised educational programs: undergraduate (medical student), postgraduate (residency), fellowship (subspecialty) and continuing medical education (CME). The Department of Medical Imaging at the University of Toronto is the largest Medical Imaging department in Canada. The department's major objectives are to achieve and maintain excellence in patient care, teaching, and research in the fields of Medical Imaging and imaging related procedures. www.utoronto.ca /imaging   (2993 words)

Fellowship Program With access to several thousand inpatient beds, the affiliated hospitals of the University of Toronto form one of the largest teaching facilities in the world, thereby serving as an ideal setting for advanced subspecialty training in Medical Imaging. Research is encouraged as an integral component of the fellowship program; protected research time is available to all Medical Imaging fellows. There is no funding for full-time research positions at this time, however, excellent full-time research fellowships can be arranged for those candidates who are able to obtain their own funding. www.utoronto.ca /imaging/fellowships/intro.htm   (2993 words)

HCMC - Office of the Medical Director Belzer is a practicing Medical Oncologist with subspecialty and specialty board certification in Medical Oncology, Hematology, and Internal Medicine. Belzer is recognized as a national authority in the provision of medical care to the disadvantaged, vulnerable, and underserved, and is the longest sitting single institution medical director in the entire National Association of Public Hospitals (NAPH), which represents the 100 largest safety net hospitals in the United States. The Office of the Medical Director provides leadership, coordination, and administrative support to HCMC medical staff, hospital administration, and residents to promote excellent health care and medical education. www.hcmc.org /a_z/officemeddir.htm   (635 words)

Medical Director of Clinical Trials Medical degree with subspecialty training in internal medicine, ideally cardiovascular disease. Under direction of VP, the mandate of the Associate Medical Director is to maintain timelines by providing high level therapeutic support to internal and external customers including project teams, functional units, investigators, and regulatory agencies. Key position within Clinical Affairs is responsible for providing medical and scientific expertise to bring the high quality and efficiency to the clinical trial development process for cardiovascular devices in the pipeline. www.harlanstaffing.com /html/medidir.html   (300 words)

Medical Director We appreciate the opportunity to introduce the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group to physicians interested in practicing with Kaiser Permanente in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Our medical group attracts a diverse group of physicians who value a team approach to care, evidence-based medicine, self-governance and self-management. We offer opportunities for physicians to practice in their specialty or subspecialty, and also engage in research, teaching, and leadership activities. physiciancareers.kp.org /midatl/message/message.htm   (233 words)

Infectious Diseases Home The UCLA Center for the Health Sciences (CHS) encompasses the 711-bed UCLA Medical Center and Ambulatory Complex (Medical Plaza) and is located adjacent to the entire UCLA biomedical community on the Westwood campus. Subspecialty fellowships in the UCLA Department of Medicine have a distinct focus on preparation for academic careers in clinical or laboratory investigation. Ambulatory training encompasses the UCLA Center for Clinical AIDS Research and Education (CARE), the outpatient Travelers and Tropical Medicine Clinic, and the General Infectious Disease Continuity Clinic. idmed.mednet.ucla.edu   (233 words)

Swedish Medical Staff Home Founded in 1910, Swedish Medical Center has emerged as a health-care leader in the Northwest, with more than 7,000 employees and a medical staff of over 2,000 providers, representing virtually every medical and surgical specialty and subspecialty. Updated Swedish Medical Staff Bylaws - January, 2006 Directed by a volunteer Board of Trustees composed of business leaders and physician representatives, Swedish is the largest, most comprehensive health-care facility in the Northwest with a reputation for quality care that is recognized internationally. www.swedishmedical.org /home.html   (109 words)

Programs*Patient Care Stanford Program in Vascular Medicine and Biology is a subspecialty of Medicine that is concerned with diseases of blood vessels... The Stanford Center for Research in Disease Prevention was formed in 1984 to conduct interdisciplinary research into the prevention and control of chronic disease, alcohol and drug abuse.... Stanford Center for Lymphatic and Venous Disorders provides a broad spectrum of diagnostic and therapeutic modalities for adults and children... cardiology.stanford.edu /all_programs.htm   (220 words)

Pathobiology at Columbia University Medical Center - Education - Residents Subspecialty expertise in the department and in the clinical services of the medical center assures state-of-the-art training and clinical research opportunities. The Department of Pathology at the Columbia-Presbyterian Campus of New York Presbyterian Hospital and the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University offers an extraordinary opportunity for ACGME-accredited graduate training in Pathology in a vibrant medical and cultural setting. Pathobiology at Columbia University Medical Center - Education - Residents www.pathology.columbia.edu /education/residents   (220 words)

ACMT Medical Toxicology is a medical subspecialty focusing on the diagnosis, management and prevention of poisoning/toxicity and other adverse health effects due to medications, chemicals, occupational and environmental toxins, and biological hazards. Medical Toxicology is officially recognized as a medical subspecialty by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS). The American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT) is a professional, nonprofit association of physicians with recognized expertise in medical toxicology. www.acmt.net   (220 words)

Amazon.co.uk: Books: Brain Imaging: Case Review (Case Review S.) This second volume in the Case Review series focuses on the very challenging aspect of Brain Imaging, a distinct subspecialty area of radiology and of neuroradiology, and is perfectly customized to meet the self testing needs of those preparing for the exams. This volume coupled with the recently published Head and Neck volume and the soon to be published volume on the Spine, provides an outstanding review of the subspecialty of neuroradiology. Subjects > Science & Nature > Medicine > Medical Sciences A-Z > Radiology& Medical Imaging > Radiology www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/032300430X   (220 words)

ECFMG Sponsorship for J1s ECFMG may continue to sponsor individuals in a subspecialty that is recognized by the appropriate Specialty Board of the American Board of Medical Specialties (as evidenced by a letter from the Executive Director of the appropriate Specialty Board) even if that subspecialty is not accredited by ACGME. Therefore, upon recommendation of DOS, ECFMG will convene the pertinent medical organizations (Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, American Board of Medical Specialties, American Hospital Association, American Medical Association, Association of American Medical Colleges, and Council of Medical Specialty Societies) on this issue, with the goal of presenting a proposal to HHS for its consideration. The ECFMG suggests that the directors and department heads of our affected programs may wish to write to their respective Specialty Boards requesting that they ask the Department of Health and Human Services to modify/review this position. www.uic.edu /com/gme/ecfmg_sponsorship_for_j_1s.htm   (220 words)

Associated Urologists - Urologists - Chicago, IL - Physicians Rogin is a member of many national and regional medical societies, including the American Medical Association, the World Medical Association, the Chicago Urologic Society, the American Urological Association, the Chicago Medical Society and the American Association of Clinical Urologists. Merrick is a member of the American Medical Association, the Chicago Urologic Society, the Chicago Medical Society, the American Urologic Association, and the American Association of Clinical Urologists. Urology is classified as a surgical subspecialty, but since a wide variety of clinical problems are encountered when treating urological conditions, knowledge of internal medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, and other specialties is required. www.urologistschicago.com /physicians.shtml   (220 words)

:: Huntington Internal Medicine Group:: Internal medicine residency program was completed in 1992 at the Medical College of Virginia followed by a gastroenterology fellowship at the University of Chicago, which he completed in 1995. He completed internal medicine internship and residency programs at Virginia Commonwealth University for the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, VA in 1982 followed by a hematology/oncology fellowship at the Medical College of Virginia. His internship was completed at the University of Kentucky Medical Center at Lexington, KY in 1984; his internal medicine residency at University of Kentucky Medical Center was completed in 1986 followed by completion of a rheumatology fellowship at Bowman Gray School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, NC in 1988. www.himgwv.com /profiles.html   (220 words)

Rush Cartilage Restoration Center The physicians of MOR are board certified and fellowship trained in their subspecialty, hold academic appointments at Rush Medical College, are on staff at Rush University Medical Center and are active in research. Rush University Medical Center includes the 824-bed Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital; 110-bed Johnston R. Bowman Health Center; and Rush University (home to Rush Medical College, the College of Nursing, the College of Health Sciences and the Graduate College). He is an orthopedic surgeon with Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush, and is an Associate Professor in the Departments of Orthopedics and Anatomy at Rush University Medical Center. www.or-live.com /rush/1102   (338 words)

Brigham and Women's Division of Genetics - Clinical Residency Programs This is a specific Track within the categorical BWH Internal Medicine Residency that allows residents who wish to sub-specialize in areas other than Medical Genetics to use their PGY2 and 3 Ambulatory and Elective blocks to acquire increased knowledge of the genetics relevant to their anticipated area of sub-specialization. Many residents may wish to pursue medical sub-specialty training in areas other than Medical Genetics, but nonetheless wish to acquire an increased knowledge of the genetics relevant to Internal Medicine and to their anticipated area of sub-specialization. We believe the most effective model for integrating genetics into contemporary Internal Medicine Training is to utilize carefully selected faculty to precept and mentor Residents in Subspecialty Ambulatory Clinics that see significant numbers of patients with genetically-based diseases. genetics.bwh.harvard.edu /genetics/clinical.html   (1163 words)

An overview of Navy GME Programs Assignment to a Navy-sponsored GME program is contingent on the civilian applicant's qualification for and appointment in the Medical Corps of the United States Naval Reserve. Training in the NADDS Program is dependent upon projected requirements for GMOs and is normally reserved for GME training in undermanned medical specialties for which there is no FTIS program and the number of FTIS/FTOS/OFI graduates is insufficient to meet the needs of the Navy. Active duty is deferred pending completion of a civilian residency or fellowship program in a specialty or subspecialty designated as critically undermanned for which there is a projected Navy manning requirement. nshs.med.navy.mil /gme/NAVMEDGME.htm   (1163 words)

Hemorrhoid.us- About Our Doctors He is the author of most of the text found on this web site, of a medical textbook on the treatment of hemorrhoids, and of numerous articles that have appeared in medical publications and newspapers throughout the country. Gear received specialty training in proctology in 1986 -88 from Dr. Rick Shacket, founder of the Hemorrhoid Care Medical Clinic. His subspecialty interest is the treatment of hemorrhoids using painless non-surgical techniques. www.hemorrhoid.us /about.php   (1163 words)

Program In the third year, residents rotate through ophthalmic subspecialty clinics at Bethesda Naval and VA Hospitals, Malcolm Grow Medical Center, Andrews Air Force Base and Fairfax Hospital. The VA Hospital, a 700-bed facility, is a part of this government-operated medical complex. The affiliates include Bethesda Naval Hospital, Veterans' Administration and Sibley Memorial Hospitals—all in Washington—Fairfax Hospital in nearby Virginia and the Malcolm Grow Medical Center at Andrews Air Force Base. www.georgetown.edu /departments/ophthalmology/program.htm   (2280 words)

Welcome to Michigan Heart Group William H. Devlin, M.D. is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and its subspecialty board of Cardiovascular Disease. Cragg is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology, and is a member of the American Heart Association, Oakland County Medical Society and Michigan State Medical Society. Ajluni is a fellow of the American College of Cardiology and a member of the Oakland County Medical Society, Michigan State Medical Society, and the American Heart Association. www.mhgpc.com /profiles.htm   (2280 words)

Walter Reed Health Care System Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C., is a world-renown medical center with over fifty different specialty and subspecialty clinics, top-ranked academic professionals, cardio-vascular care, neurosurgery, and organ transplantation capability. DeWitt Army Community Hospital is a 68-bed hospital with an Intensive Care Unit, Medical/Surgical Ward, Labor and Delivery, Mother/Baby Ward and Emergency Room. The Walter Reed Health Care System (WRHCS) is an integrated health care delivery system offering military families, in and around Washington, D.C., access to quality, comprehensive medical care. www.wramc.amedd.army.mil /wrhcs   (2280 words)

ECFMG RESPONDS TO ARTICLE IN LAST MONTH'S ISSUE, "NEW ECFMG RULES MAKE OBTAINING J VISAS MORE DIFFICULT" Second, ECFMG maintains that it can sponsor a student for a J-1 visa for study in a nonaccredited program so long as the program is in a subspecialty recognized by the appropriate Specialty Board of the American Board of Medical Specialties. ECFMG is also in the process of convening a meeting with a number of medical organizations for further discussion of this topic so that it can present recommendations on the issue to the Department of Health and Human Services. ECFMG does not, as your article suggests, “make the rules.” The current discussion regarding J-1 sponsorship eligibility for highly specialized training programs for which ACGME-accreditation is not available represents an ongoing dialogue between DOS and the graduate medical education community, with ECFMG acting as a facilitator. www.visalaw.com /h02may/2hmay102.html   (2280 words)

Subspecialty Health Care in the United States: More Is Better! by Scott W. Atlas, M.D. Although the United States is leading the world into a new era in medicine with the convergence of advances in molecular biology, medical imaging, and minimally invasive diagnosis and therapy, a trend toward non-state-of-the-art technologies is directly correlated with the degree of managed-care penetration. Despite managed care, however, health care costs have continued to rise—placing expensive new medical technologies at risk in discussions of containing health care costs. Moreover, it is naïve to think that the uses of specialized medical technologies are best determined by generalists (a point well understood by the medical community). www-hoover.stanford.edu /pubaffairs/we/2003/atlas01.html   (488 words)

Ambulatory Care Experience The block rotations provide experience in general and subspecialty internal medicine as well as in those aspects of care in neurology, psychiatry, dermatology, medical ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, and out patient orthopedics that are diagnosed and managed by general internists as well as those that should be referred to, or managed jointly with, other specialists. In addition to this extensive continuing care ambulatory experience, Ochsner internal medicine residents have five months of ambulatory block rotations focused on optimizing their out patient medical knowledge and skills. They have experience evaluating and managing many subspecialty problems which are cared for primarily in an ambulatory setting. www.ochsnerfoundation.org /im_recruit/outpt.htm   (488 words)

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