Our Mission
TEACHING THE WORLD MEDICINE
The University of Louisville Internal Medicine Lecture Series is a #FOAMed project to make our program's internal medicine didactics, grand rounds, and other special lectures easily accessible to our own residents and for the education of medical students, physicians, and other medical professionals everywhere. We are excited to help expand the FOAMed movement into internal medicine where so much work has been done by various medical education programs.
University of Louisville Internal Medicine Residency Program
With more than 65 categorical residents and over a dozen preliminary residents practicing primarily at two tertiary and one quaternary referral hospitals, the University of Louisville Internal Medicine Residency Program is able to provide broad exposure to rare and advanced disease as well as common pathology. The flexibility and opportunities to rotate in academic, private, and community settings allow residents to gain experience in various settings while allowing for focus in areas of interest. Resident autonomy, the ability to engage in research early, and various leadership opportunities allow our residents to excel along the way to the next stage of their careers. All this, combined with a leadership group dedicated to resident well-being as well as success, makes it easy to see why our program continues to grow in both accomplishments and reputation.
Our Team
Internal Medicine Residency Director:
Jennifer R. Olges, M.D., MPH, FACP
About our content curators:
Executive Director:
Laura Bishop, MD
Managing and Curriculum Director of Little Lectures:
Former Chief Medical Residents responsible for education:
Samuel Reynolds MD, Patrick McKenzie, MD, Tyler Sharpe, MD, Michael Scott, MD, and Ishan Mehta, MD, and Chris Migliore, MD
Former Curriculum Director of Little Lectures:
Cody Moore, MD; Liza Cholin, MD
Former Technology and Editing Consultant:
Brady Wright, MD
Founder:
Michael Burk, MD
This CME Lecture Series is supported with a grant from The W. Paul and Lucille Caudill Little Lectureship Fund.
DISCLAIMER
The views and opinions expressed by any individuals during the course of these lecturers are their own and do not necessarily represent the views, opinions, or positions of the University of Louisville or any of its subsidiary programs or divisions. The channel, site, and all materials contained herein or otherwise affiliated were produced in good faith for educational purposes for medical personnel. Although reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the information contained in these lectures was current and accurate at the time of publication, neither the University of Louisville, nor any individual who has furnished content or been involved in the presentation of this material, either orally or in writing,can guarantee that all information is accurate and valid. We make no warranty that any information from the original recording has remained accurate due to advances in research, guidelines and other standards of care. Nothing contained in any lecture, podcast, or other media platform creates or has created, implicitly or explicitly, any manner of patient-physician relationship.
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