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What's NewWant to find out more about life as a clinician educator?The SGIM Education Committee created video testimonials of early, mid- and senior-career SGIM members discussing their current position, their career path, and the role that SGIM has played in their development. Click HERE to view these videos or visit www.sgim.org/go/EducatorVideos JGIM Introduces a New Feature on Practice ImprovementThe July issue of JGIM introduces a new feature, Interval Examination, which explores practice improvement at the ground level from a first person perspective. Eric Warm, MD and Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati authors the debut article. It describes the evolution of a general medicine clinic--from a place that residents avoided--to a thriving academic medical home. JGIM welcomes additional submissions to this series, which is supported by the California HealthCare Foundation. Authors of published manuscripts will be paid $1500. Direct inquiries to Richard L. Kravitz, MD, JGIM Co-Editor-in-Chief at rlkravitz@ucdavis.edu. Message from SGIM President - Council Decision on AZ MeetingTo read SGIM president Gary Rosenthal's letter to members regarding Council's decision making process and final decision regarding the 2011 Annual Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, click here. SGIM Capital Campaign: A Great Return on InvestmentHow has SGIM supported your career? By providing the opportunity to network? Find a mentor? Serve on a committee? Present research? It's time now to support SGIM! Join more than 250 of your colleagues and donate to the SGIM Capital Campaign. Secure that Promotion: Attend the Academic Hospitalist AcademyHave your heart set on a promotion? Join SGIM, ACLGIM, and SHM for the second Academic Hospitalist Academy this September 22-25, 2010 in Peachtree City, GA--and learn the skills you need to succeed in academia. The Academy will provide junior faculty members with teaching tips, the basics of presenting research, how to navigate the business of academics, and more. Registration is now open. Clinical information on the sgim.org Web site is not intended as a substitute for the opinion, evaluation, recommendation, or advice of a healthcare provider. The information may not apply to you or another individual as a patient. Parts of the information may be, or may become, inaccurate or incomplete, especially due to changes and discoveries in medicine. Information on the sgim.org Web site should be reviewed with a personal healthcare provider before applying to an individual. The information, views, and opinions provided in some of the pages or documents, such as handouts from meetings, do not necessarily reflect those of SGIM. © Society of General Internal Medicine Text last updated on 07/22/2010 at 11:57 AM. |
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