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Correction to May Issue

In the May Internal Medicine Newsletter in the “Education Update” it was incorrectly stated that Christopher Smith, MD, Division of General Internal Medicine, had spent time over the past year mentoring residents, specifically in writing case reports and submissions for national meetings. Michael Smith, MD, in the Division of General Internal Medicine was the person who mentored the residents. The efforts of Dr. Michael Smith and the residents paid off with 10 cases being accepted at the National Society of General Internal Medicine conference and four poster presentations at a Society of Hospital Medicine national meeting.

Oct 7, 2016

Golden Humanism Honor Society

Three Internal Medicine faculty members, Dave O’Dell, MD, Sarah Richards, MD and Chelsea Navarette, MD; one Internal Medicine resident, Shana Peper, MD; and a former Internal Medicine Summer Undergraduate Research Program scholar, current fourth-year medical student, Monica Krause, were inducted into UNMC’s second class of the Golden Humanism Honor Society.

Oct 7, 2016

UNMC Management Series And Foundations for Success Grads

Four Internal Medicine members completed the UNMC Management Series earlier this year. They were Debra Bergman, Allison Blatchford, Vonnetta Byington and Cindy Marr. Four Internal Medicine staff members completed the Foundations for Success program this year, as well. They were: Sherry Andersen, Karen Brungardt, Kristi Graybill and Travis Weyant. Congratulations all!

Oct 7, 2016

Inside UNMC

UNMC to hold grand opening Monday for expanded, renovated fitness center

$6 million project will be a ‘game changer’ for UNMC students, faculty, employees

Oct 7, 2016

Omaha philanthropists Bill and Ruth Scott were the lead donors on the renovation/expansion of the UNMC Center for Healthy Living.

Adult Osteogenesis Imperfecta Patients Being Seen at Midtown Clinic

A partnership between Nebraska Medicine and Children’s Hospital and Medical Center is making it possible for Dr. Eric Rush, assistant professor, Munroe Meyer Institute, and others to see adult osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) patients at Midtown Clinic.

Oct 7, 2016