Prior to beginning training as a new resident or fellow at SIU School of Medicine there are several requirements that must be completed. Each of the items below are a condition of employment and are stated in each contract. The items below MUST be completed before a resident/fellow can start: Pre-Employment Screening by employing hospital Background check by employing hospital Employing hospital’s required computer-based learning (CBL) courses Completed employment application/documents for employing hospital Valid visa and/or work authorization documents for employing hospital Valid Illinois

Incoming Residents and Fellows Prospective Residents and Fellows Resident and Fellow Benefits Pre-Employment Requirements Resident Manual

The Office of Graduate Medical Education is available to help residents during your training. Our office is responsible for overseeing accreditation of the institution and assisting programs in maintaining their accreditation. We also assist residents and fellows in obtaining licenses, applying for USMLE exams, maintaining visa status and compliance with duty hours, as well as serving as a liaison to the House Staff Board of Directors and Graduate Medical Education Committee. The Office of Graduate Medical Education serves as a resource for residents and fellows who need assistance or

Email SIU School of Medicine issues an email address to each incoming resident/fellow. All residents and fellows are required per their contract to check their siumed.edu email account at least every other day . Important communication from the hospitals and Graduate Medical Education are sent regularly via e-mail. Additionally, an app can be downloaded for smart phones/devices to make access easier. Consult your program coordinator for instructions and information for the smart phone/device app. English skills service If English is not your first language, you may experience some difficulty

SIU School of Medicine, Springfield Memorial and HSHS St. John’s Hospital work together in a three way partnership to provide your residency education. However, because they are three distinct institutions, each partner has its own electronic health record. In the long-term, being fluent in multiple EHR systems is actually an advantage; in the short term, it means your learning curve will include learning three new systems. The systems and contact numbers for assistance are: Springfield Memorial/Power Chart Medical Informatics Office: 217-757-2288 Chart completion: Call Medical Records

Debra Klamen, MD, MHPE Anna T. Cianciolo, PhD

Debra Klamen, MD, MHPE Anna T. Cianciolo, PhD

Click here to access the CCC demo page. From there, you can select any of the cases in the case library and go through the entire case.

Click here to access the CCC demo page. From there, you can select any of the cases in the case library and go through the entire case.

Kara Bowlin, BA Director of External Relations Department of Population Science and Policy Contact 314-651-5907 k bowlin81@siumed.edu Primary Responsibilities My primary responsibility is to direct and coordinate all external collaborations, community affairs, public relations and development activities. About Born and raised in St. Louis, I attended Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., where I received my BA in English Literature. After graduation I returned to St. Louis to accept a position at a small public relations and political consulting firm where I worked with clients in the public and