Internal Medicine Residency Program...Lutheran General Hospital has been rated a 100 Top Hospital® by Truven Health Analytics 18 times The first hospital in the region to be awarded

Internal MedicineResidency Program

➢ 638 bed teaching hospital

➢ Level 1 Trauma Center

➢ New and expanded state-of-the-art 40-bed Emergency Department

➢ Premier Research and Referral Hospital

➢ Multidisciplinary Rounds

➢ Clinical Excellence

➢ Community Commitment and Philanthropy

➢ Advanced Technology

➢ Lutheran General Hospital has been rated a 100 Top Hospital® by

Truven Health Analytics 18 times

➢ The first hospital in the region to be awarded the American Nurses

Credentialing Center’s prestigious Magnet designation.

➢ US News & World Report’s 2016-2017 Best Hospitals List - Ranked 7th in the Chicago Metro area for delivering exceptional patient care.

➢ General Hospital was also ranked among the top 50 hospitals in the nation in Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Surgery

➢ High performing in Cancer, Geriatrics, Orthopedics, Pulmonology and Urology

➢Expansion of the Cardiovascular Program: TAVR, TMVR, Watchman, Leadless Pacemaker, Cardio Oncology

➢Oncology: CEDM (Contrast Enhanced Digital Mammography), Immunotherapy Treatment, Thoracic Oncology Program

➢Bone Marrow Transplant

➢Neuroscience: Neuro-oncology program, Neuro ICU-launching

➢Advocate Brain and Spine Institute

ADVOCATE AURORA HEALTH

10th largest non-for-profit, integrated health system in U.S.

Nationally recognizedRegionally scopedLocally present

Sponsored by ALGH:

➢ Internal Medicine

➢ Pediatrics

➢ Obstetrics & Gynecology

➢ Family Medicine

➢ Psychiatry

Sponsored by UIC:

➢ Surgery

➢ Pathology

➢ Emergency Medicine

➢ Orthopedics

Chairman

of Medicine

William Rhoades, DO

Always with a smile!

The BEST Chairman in the city!

Program Director & Vice Chair

Jill A. Patton, DO, FACP

Parker J. Palmer Courage to Teach Award

This award is given by ACGME to program director who find innovative was to teach residents and provide quality health care while remaining connected to the initial impulse to care for others in this environment. “ Good teaching cannot be reduced to technique; good teaching comes from the identity and integrity of the teacher” Parker J. Palmer The Courage to Teach

Associate Program DirectorRecruitment Director

Jadwiga Loj, MD

Associate Program DirectorAmbulatory Training & Safety/Quality Director

Victoria Montgomery, DO

Student Clerkship Director

Brenda R. Affinati, MD

Meghana Doniparthi, MD

J. Thomas Berry, DO (Tom)

Thomas Holmes, MDChair of Clinical Competency Committee

Teaching Attending, Supervisor, Mentor & Advisor

Sheetal Chi, MDTeaching Attending , Advisor

Alma Arslanagic, MDTeaching Attending , Advisor

Ifeyemi Odeyemi, MDTeaching Attending , Advisor

Mark Conley, DOTeaching Attending, Supervisor, Mentor & Advisor

Evan Kang, MDTeaching Attending, Supervisor, Mentor & Advisor

Stuart Oserman, MDTeaching Attending for Medical Students

Maribeth December, MDSupervisor

Gaurav Chaturvedi, MDSupervisor

Patton, Jill DOPeck, Andrew MDQazi, Baseer MDQureshi, Fawad MDRhoades, William DORichards, Jon MDRodriguez, Tulio MDRosario, Carmen MDRubenstein, Brian MDRubinstein, Wayne MDSabri, Nagui MDSathyakumar, Sandyha MDShah, Bhaven MDShapiro, Alan, MDSherman, Andrew MDSiglin, Scott MDSilas, Dean MDSitafalwalla, Shoeb MDStevoff, Ann MDStone, Arvey MDTakhtehchian, Dariush MDTanna, Manish MDTopin, Jeremy MDTumashova, Yelena MDWagle, Smriti, DOWerner, Phillip MDZimmanck, Robert MD

Adler, Douglas MDAffinati, Brenda MDArslanagic, Alma MDBehara, Venkata MDBitran, Jacob MDBlack, Ashley DOBoppana, Prashanthi MDBrandwein, Sydney MDBregman, Harold MDBrookfield, Leslie MDBrown, Alan, MDBrown, Susan, MDBuchwach, Abigail MDBuenvenida, Carissa MDCarlstrom, Luke MDChaptini, Nayla MDChaturvedi, Gaurav MDChaudhary, Haroon MDChet, Andrew DOChi, Kenneth MDChi, Sheetal MDCitronberg, Robert MDConley, Mark DODave, Nayana MDDecember, Maribeth MDDeshmukh, Sanaa MDDomont, Larry MDDrapkin, Sol MDEhrenpreis, Eli MDEklund, John MDElikman, Gennadiy MD

Fine, Marc MDGalvez, Angel MDGoldstein, Sam MDGreenspahn, Bruce MDGuidi, Joseph MDHakimian, David MDHallmeyer, Sigrun, MDHan, Tina MDHarnisch, Darin MDHertsberg, Anna MDHolmes, Thomas MDHooberman, Arthur MDJames, Edward MDJankelowitz, Larry MDKaiser, Pam MDKanaloupitis, Dimitra MDKang, Evan MDKatsoulis, Michael MDKatzman, Daniel MDKavin, Hymie MDKawasaki, Raymond MDKhalil, Sofia MDKhedkar, Nanda MDKlein, Elizabeth MDKlein, Leonard MDKniaz, Daniel MDKoh, Chung Kay MDKrive, Marianna DO

Kushner, David DOLakha, Asif MDLaskoe, Barry DOLestingi, Timothy MDLi, Terrance MDLis, Susan MDLoDuca, Procopio MDLoj, Jadwiga MDLy, Catherine DOMacDougall, Andrew DOMacklis, Jason MDMandrea, Steven MDMartin, JonathanMenezes, Matthew MDMikesell, Timothy DOMiller, Scott MDMinev, Evgueni MDMontgomery, Victoria DOMurty, Pavan MDMussani, Henna DONaryzhny, Igor DONussenbaum, Doris MDOdeh, Ruba DOOdeyemi, Ifeyemi MDO’Riordan, Kenneth MDOserman, Stuart MDPassen, Edward MDPatel, Anand DOPatel, Chirag MDPatel, Shetal MD

Afshan WoodrichProgram Supervisor

Michelle Zito-Administrative Assistant

Pat Oshana-Program Specialist GI and Hem/Onc

Angela Koss-Program Specialist

Karen Mulcahy-Program Specialist Cardiology

Angela Randazzo-Program Specialist

Julie Sokup-Program Specialist AOA

➢ 2 Chief Residents

➢ 64 Current IM Residents

➢ 18 Current Fellows

Allopathic

19 Categorical

8 Preliminary

Dates 6/25 - 7/7 7/8 - 7/21 7/22 - 8/4 8/5 - 8/18 8/19 - 9/1 9/2 - 9/15 9/16 - 9/29 9/30 - 10/13

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Categorical Elective Clinic GMF GMF

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Consults Clinic Night Oncology Elective Elective Clinic

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Consults Oncology Oncology

Prelim Oncology Oncology Elective

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Golden

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Work all

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GMF: General

Medical Floors No Never

Oncology No Never

Nights No Never

Elective Yes! Never

Clinic Yes! Never

MICU No Never

Same educational experience

Same schedule

No requirement for continuity clinic or Geriatric/Palliative Care rotation

3 electives of choice

Preliminary specialty focused enrichment curriculum

The goal of the preliminary year is to give interns exposure to internal medicine that would augment their training during their specialty residency

Medicine based curriculum with a specialty focus

Additional educational opportunities in the field of Anesthesia, Radiology, Neurology, PM&R, and Ophthalmology

Attendance at specialty focused conferences: PM&R, Radiology, Anesthesia

Specialty Mentor and participant in the Clinical Competency Committee

Preliminary Interns Lecture series

➢ Inpatient Morning Report

➢ Teaching Rounds

➢ Case Management

➢ Noon Lectures

➢ Grand Rounds

➢ Monthly CPC

➢ Monthly M & M

➢ Monthly Journal Club

➢ Longitudinal Board Review

➢ Ethics & End of Life Issues

➢ ITE Enrichment Program

➢ Resident Wellness

➢ Longitudinal Research

Curriculum

➢ Research Lecture Series

➢ OMT Club

Program Innovations

➢State of the art Sim Lab

➢POCUS Elective (Point of Care Ultrasound)

➢Research: Internal Medicine Academic Oversight Committee

➢PRIM (Physicians Resilience Initiative in Medicine)

NessetPavilion

➢ Multispecialty office with on-site laboratory, imaging, Social worker, and pharmacists

➢ Combined Resident/Faculty Primary Care Practice

➢ Diverse primary care patient mix

➢ PEAC Ambulatory Care Curriculum supported through John Hopkins

University Affiliations

➢ University of Illinois

➢ Chicago Medical School

➢ Midwestern University

For PGY2 and PGY3 in good standing.

Recent Examples:➢ Gastroenterology/Hepatology at Rush University Medical

Center➢ Oncology at Loyola University➢ Cardiology at Loyola University➢ Endocrinology at Chicago Medical School➢ Gastroenterology at University of Illinois at Chicago➢ Infectious Disease at Rush University Medical Center➢ Rheumatology at Rush University Medical Center➢ Cardiology at Rush University Medical Center➢ Nephrology at Loyola University➢ Hematology at Loyola University➢ Pulmonary at University of Chicago

➢ Community Health Clinic

➢ International Opportunities-4 week elective

➢ ILAC-Institute for Latin American Concern

(Funding available from the Medical Staff Office)

➢ Faculty in multiple disciplines design and implement independent clinical research

➢ Participation in National Trials

➢ Presentations and Publications by residents: national and regional events

➢ Clinical vignettes, case series, review articles, clinical and research posters, independent clinical or basic science research

ACP Northern Illinois 2018

James R. and Helen Russell Institute for Research and Innovation

➢ Centralization and coordination of research activities

➢ Partnering with basic science researchers and sponsored grants office at RFU-CMS

➢ Nurturing a culture that actively encourages, recognizes and supports clinical research and innovation

➢ Support, train and educate health professionals and trainees

➢ Building strong partnership with university, industry and community

ABIM

92%

➢ Longitudinal Board Review: MKSAP & UWorldbased

➢ In-Training Exam: with individual analysis of ITE scores for each resident

➢ ITE Enrichment Program

➢ Independent Study

➢ Ongoing redesign of Curricula

➢ 22 Milestones required by ACGME and ABIM

➢ Feedback twice during each rotation with teaching attending

➢ Formal evaluation at the end of each rotation

➢ Peer, faculty and self-evaluations

➢ Nurse evaluations on Oncology and ICU rotations

➢ Formal, semiannual meeting with an Advisor

➢ Resident involvement in creation and refinement of policy and curricula➢ For the Residency Program and Hospital➢ Program Review Committee➢ GME Committee➢ Resident Advisory Committee➢ Internal Medicine Advisory Committee

➢ Monthly Business Lunch➢ Program Directors and Residents

➢ Resident Committees➢ Patient Safety Committee, Nesset Committee, Nesset Patient Safety and

Quality Committee, Pharmacy Medication Safety Committee, Code Blue Committee, Infection Control Committee, Hospital Bioethics Committee, Ethics Committee, Quality Management Committee

➢ Graduation Dinner: Awards Night

➢ Hospital-wide Graduation Ceremony

➢ Resident Appreciation Day

➢ Resident Skits

➢ Interns Retreat

Intern Retreat

➢ Program Director Award

➢ Harold Shafter Chairman’s Award

➢ Alexander RuggieHumanitarian Award

➢ Research Award

➢ Priest/RubinoAmbulatory Care Award

➢ Senior Teaching Award

➢ Intern of the Year Award

➢ Prelim of the Year Award

➢ Intern of the Month

➢ Senior of the Month

Institutional Awards

➢ Spirit Award

➢ MVP Award

2017-201981 Graduates

45 % Fellowship

51% Hospitalist Positions or Primary Care 4% Chief Residents

➢ Advocate Lutheran General Hospital –Gastroenterology, Cardiology, Hematology/Oncology

➢ Rush University – Infectious Diseases, Endocrinology,

Rheumatology, Cardiology, Pulmonary/Critical Care

➢ Loyola University Medical Center –Hematology/Oncology, Infectious Diseases

➢ University of Chicago – Nephrology

➢ Rosalind Franklin University – Endocrinology

➢ University of Illinois at Chicago –Nephrology, Infectious Diseases

➢ Wake Forest University – Pulmonary/Critical Care

➢ Stanford University – Infectious Diseases

➢ Duke University – Infectious Diseases

➢ University of Washington – Infectious Diseases

➢ Tulane University – Cardiology

➢ Medical College of Wisconsin – Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Rheumatology

➢ Louisiana State University – Hematology/Oncology

➢ Drexel University – Infectious Diseases

➢ University of Kentucky – Pulmonary/Critical Care

➢ Wayne State University – Pulmonary/Critical Care

➢ Cleveland Clinic, OH – Infectious Diseases

➢ Weill Medical College of Cornell University, NY – Hematology/Oncology

➢ Penn State – Hematology/Oncology

➢ Michigan Gastroenterology Institute – Gastroenterology

➢ NYU Winthrop - Rheumatology

2017 –2019

# of Graduates

12 Radiology

1 Ophthalmology

7 PM&R

1 Neurology

1 Dermatology

2 Anesthesiology

RADIOLOGY: Loyola University MC

University of Illinois-Chicago

Advocate Illinois Masonic MC

University of Cincinnati MC

Integris Health, Oklahoma

Rush University MC

University of Cincinnati

Integris Health-Oklahoma

University of Texas-Houston

OPHTALMOLOGY: Nassau University MC, NY

PM & R: Baylor University MC

University of Texas at Austin

Marianjoy Rehab Hospital, IL

Rush University MC

U Texas Southwestern Medical School

ANESTHESIOLOGY: University of Arizona

Rush University Medical Center

DERMATOLOGY: West Virginia University

➢ PGY1 $ 59,720.47

➢ PGY2 $ 61,699.92

➢ PGY3 $ 64,665.44

➢ PGY4 $ 67,381.57

➢ PGY5 $ 70,838.62

➢ PGY6 $ 73,300.09

➢ Salary and Benefits

➢ Vacation:20 days per year

➢ Educational stipend

➢ Food stipend

➢ Technology Stipend for all PGY1

➢ Free membership in ACP-PGY1

➢ Free on-site parking

➢ On-site Health Club

➢ Children’s Day Care Available

➢ On-site Moonlighting for those who have a permanent license

➢ Intern Orientation:

June 16th-June 24th, 2020

➢ Program Start Date:

June 25, 2020

Advocate Heart Walk

2018