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GENERAL INFORMATION You must enter a residency training program in family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, combined medicine/pediatrics, preventive medicine, or osteopathic general practice. What are some examples of primary health care and non-primary care residency and practice activities for the PCL Program? Talk to your financial aid office about eligibility and terms and conditions. bhpr.hrsa.gov /dsa/pages/pcl.htm   (774 words)

Pathology chair determoned to bridge gap: 10/1 It was a warm spring day in Washington, D.C., when College of Medicine dean Layton McCurdy and job candidate Janice Lage sat down to talk at Georgetown University Hospital. In 1991, Lage joined the pathology department at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington D.C., where she interpreted pathology specimens, handled management responsibilities and assisted in the department’s medical school and residency teaching programs. Several months later, Lage can be found working alongside her colleagues as chair of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. www.musc.edu /catalyst/archive/1999/co10-1pathology.htm   (943 words)

VUMC: Department of Medicine: Division Sites: Division of Dermatology Although there is no linkage between the PGY-1 year in Internal Medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Dermatology Residency, we will attempt to arrange our interview dates in coordination with the Medicine program for applicants who might be applying for both. Each resident presents this work in a short talk during the annual Vanderbilt Dermatology Resident Forum held each Spring. Graduate of medical school in the U.S. accredited by the LCME, accredited medical school in Canada, or an accredited osteopathic school in the U.S. Graduates from foreign schools are required to have the standard certificate of the ECFMG. medicine.mc.vanderbilt.edu /divisions/dermatology/training_residency.html   (751 words)

Neurosurgery & Spine Surgery, S.C. - Dr. Rabin Michael H. Rabin, M.D. On September 1, 1995, Dr. Rabin joined the medical group practice with Neurosurgery and Spine Surgery, S.C. As a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the University Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, Illinois, Dr. Rabin completed his neurosurgical residency at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals, Madison, Wisconsin. He has been a guest on area radio talk shows answering questions about back pain and the spine. Rabin's memberships in Professional Societies include: American Association Neurological Surgeons, American Medical Association, American Board Neurological Surgery, American College of Surgeons, Illinois State Medical Society, Illinois Neurosurgical Society and Kane County Medical Society. www.aboutnsss.com /NSSS-Doctor_Rabin.htm   (751 words)

Untitled Stanley Prusiner received an M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1968, and, after completing his residency and internship at the medical center at the University of California, San Francisco, joined the faculty in 1974 as an assistant professor of neurology. Prusiner has received numerous awards and honors, including the 1993 Gairdner Foundation International Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Medical Science, the 1994 Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, and the 1996 Wolf Prize in Medicine. In his talk, Dr. Prusiner will discuss both his previous investigations and plans for future experiments. www.bnl.gov /bnlweb/pubaf/pr/1996/bnlpr091096.html   (405 words)

March 2002 The 2002 graduating class at the University of Alabama School of Medicine at UAB ranks as one of the best in the nation and one of UAB’s best ever, based on test scores and residency match criteria, said Dr. Kathleen Nelson, associate dean for students, at Thursday’s Match Day ceremony. To mark the event and in keeping with this year’s theme, “Stop TB, Fight Poverty,” Dr. Michael Kimerling, director of the Gorgas TB Initiative at UAB and TB consultant to the World Health Organization (WHO), will talk about the disease and its devastating impact on our state, nation and world. UAB Hospital has joined a very elite group of hospitals across the nation recognized as a nursing "center for excellence." The hospital was notified yesterday about its recognition as a Magnet hospital, a designation awarded by the American Nurses Association to fewer than 50 of the nation's 5,800 hospitals. main.uab.edu /show.asp?durki=48518   (405 words)

Saline Solution - Christian Medical & Dental Associations - Christian Doctors Physicians Dentists, Bioethics and Medical Ethics, Medical Missions and Conferences Walter L. Larimore, M.D., a Board-Certified and Residency Trained family physician, was in the private group practice of Family Medicine for almost 20 years, prior to moving to Colorado Springs in February 2001 to become Vice-President of Medical Outreach at Focus on the Family. Studies indicate that up to 75% of patients would like for their doctor to talk with them about spiritual matters. Every Christian physician and dentist has an unparalleled opportunity to impact the physical and spiritual health of his or her patients. www.cmdahome.org /index.cgi?cat=29&CONTEXT=cat&BISKIT=947256859   (521 words)

Young Adults: Relationships and Health with Drew Pinsky, M.D. Drew completed his residency in Internal Medicine at USC County Hospital and was awarded the position of Chief Resident at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena. Drew: The most important thing is to talk to young adults who've been through it. Drew: With the advent of a longer education, the family of origin, the transition into the workplace, the adolescence developed and in that period, people showed the tendency to solve the problems of childhood through adolescence. www.webmd.com /content/article/1/1700_50071.htm   (4246 words)

HPH NOW, September 17, 2004, Global Health Residency Program Involving HSPH Launches Lecture Series with Talk by Paul Farmer HPH NOW, September 17, 2004, Global Health Residency Program Involving HSPH Launches Lecture Series with Talk by Paul Farmer The talk, held in Snyder Auditorium on September 13, drew a capacity crowd. The program was established in honor of former HSPH Dean Howard Hiatt, who co-founded the Division of Social Medicine and Health Inequalities at BWH with Farmer and Dr. Jim Yong Kim. www.hsph.harvard.edu /now/sep17/program.html   (340 words)

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