The urology residency training program is a 5-year training program designed to provide an educational experience in the prevention of urologic disease and diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment of urologic abnormalities, along with reconstruction in neoplastic disease and correction of deformities and injuries. The clinical experience provides exposure to all genitourinary diseases and conditions encountered in urologic practice. The actual hands-on experience is supplemented by an extensive didactic program (involving weekly academic conferences that supplement clinical care, provide

Using secondary datasets for population-level epidemiologic, outcomes and health services research can be an effective, resource-efficient way to conduct high quality research. The following tables provide the name, sources, most precise level of geographical classification, most recent date of presentation, and a brief description of data that can be used in such research. The databases and datasets range from registries to survey data to government databases that can be used to research health behaviors, health care utilization, disease incidence, and other health related issues. The data

The general surgery residency program at SIU is a comprehensive, five-year educational program that encompasses all of the major surgical disciplines. The program's goal is to prepare the graduate for the practice of general surgery, or fellowship training in one of the surgical subspecialties. The program seeks to provide a strong foundation in the clinical discipline of surgery in the setting of educational excellence and scholarship. The program has a nationally recognized heritage of outstanding achievement and leadership in these regards, under the founding guidance of Dr. Roland Folse

The general surgery residency program at SIU is a comprehensive, five-year educational program that encompasses all of the major surgical disciplines. The program's goal is to prepare the graduate for the practice of general surgery, or fellowship training in one of the surgical subspecialties. The program seeks to provide a strong foundation in the clinical discipline of surgery in the setting of educational excellence and scholarship. The program has a nationally recognized heritage of outstanding achievement and leadership in these regards, under the founding guidance of Dr. Roland Folse

We have enthusiastic faculty dedicated to training the next generation of Emergency Medicine Physicians. SIU has a long tradition of innovation in education and we are excited to translate this expertise to EM residency training. As an EM resident at SIU, you will receive customized education to prepare you for a fulfilling career in Emergency Medicine. Clinical education occurs at two large patient-focused tertiary hospitals – HSHS St. John’s Hospital and Memorial Medical Center - with a combined annual ED volume over 120,000 patient visits per year. Residents will experience the full

Welcome to Southern Illinois University School of Medicine's Department of Surgery. We provide exceptional surgical care for adult and pediatric patients, conduct innovative research from bench to bed and beyond, and train the next generation of surgeons. We also lend our expertise throughout the region, by participating at health fairs and community health forums, by advising on health related legislation and beyond Illinois, participating in developing countries with mission trips and setting up surgical skills labs. Our department consists of seven specialized divisions offering complex and

CONTRACT PROCESSING FEE: $500 All Contracts for research must be approved by the Dean after review by the Associate General Counsel. The proposed industry contract should be forwarded to the Clinical Trials Contract Coordinator (electronically with all necessary information as outlined in the Clinical Trial Contracting Guidelines and Checklist). The contract processing fee is established to ensure that all regulatory requirements are met for study contracts and will be charged to each study. Each clinical trial should include a contract processing fee in the budget submission to the industry

I. Facilities and Administration Facilities and Administration (F&A) costs, also known as indirect costs, are paid to the University as reimbursement for the costs of providing research infrastructure. These funds are used to support the costs of doing research at the University that includes but are not limited to, facilities, research accounting, grant administration, internal audit, and other indirect cost services of the organization. Effective July 1, 2024, the indirect cost rate for industry-sponsored clinical trials is 31%. An indirect cost rate of 31% is consistent with the current