Learn how to become a Cardiologist, what life is like as Cardiologist, and get inspiration about the past, present, and future of the field! The Cardiology Interest Group is hosting a panel of speakers, including a fellow and attending Cardiologists...
Can't remember how to read those pesky ECGs? Well the Cardiology Sub-Interest Group presents you a session covering the fundamentals of ECGs. A Med4 colleague will be leading the session to help refresh and teach you a few tricks when...
Interested in a career that involves caring for patients with cancer? Not sure which specialty is the right choice for you? Come to a panel event where the Oncology subinterest group of IMIG will be exploring the various fields of...
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IMIG cordially invites you to attend our largest annual event, Dinner with Internists (formerly Date an Internist). Join us for an evening of good food and conversation with doctors from a myriad of internal medicine specialties. Event will be from...
Students will be divided into 4 groups, rotating through stations on ECG, bedside Echocardiography, angiography, and CXRs/cardiac devices. Following this, groups will reconvene and work through various integrative Cardiology cases. Food will be provided.
The oncology subinterest group of the IMIG is hosting a dinner event at Buccacino's restaurant. This event will feature oncologists from various different subspecialties such as Dr. Paul (medical oncology), Dr. Robinson (gynecologic oncology), Dr. Daenick (palliative care) and Dr....
Internal Medicine Interest Group presents our CaRMS Info Night. Residents and Physicians will provide insights and advice on successfully matching to Internal Medicine. Various stations will be set up to discuss topics such as: Applying locally Applying nationally What makes...
The Internal Medicine Interest Group presents Common Infectious Disease Presentations - Use of Stanford/antibiograms for correct ABx choice! With Dr. Jacob leading the session, learn how to manage common infections on the wards and practice antibiotic stewardship in a world...
