Year Four Resources: Pathology electives currently offered If you are a student considering going into pathology residency after graduation, consult the Pathology Specialty Pathway for guidance about what electives to take during 4th year.

The primary textbook used for the clinical anesthesia rotation is Basics of Anesthesia, 7th edition by Manuel Pardo and Ronald Miller. It can be found on Clinical Key. Older editions are available in the SIU library, but some chapter numbers have changed. Anesthesia Rotation Orientation Anesthesiology Primer Introductory Lecture (Powerpoint presentation with audio) Procedure Checklist - Anesthesia Track Procedure Checklist - Non-Anesthesia Track References Links Anesthesia Hub Basics of Anesthesia , 7th Ed. (NOTE: only available on MMC computers) Neuraxiom.com Virtual Bronchoscopy Virtual

Andrew Henry, MD Associated Anesthesiologists of Springfield, Ltd. (AAS) Memorial Medical Center Email: drewhenry217@gmail.com Phone: 217-788-3755 FAX: 217-788-7071 Elizabeth Wiant Memorial Medical Center Anesthesia Communication/Data Support Specialist 217-788-3755 Carl Buoy, MD Kristopher Cunningham, MD Joseph Ducaji, MD Christopher Fiedler, MD Robert Gregory, MD Lisa Grilly, MD Cody Grotts, MD Scott Kerr, MD Mark Krohe, MD Taften Kuhl, MD Howard Lee, MD Colin Liberman, MD Austin Lohse, MD Brian Lopp, MD C. Nick Pauly, MD Joseph Raab, MD Sang Shin, MD Joseph Sibenaler, MD Alvin Tsang, MD

MSIV Resident Readiness Electives Emergency Medicine Internal Medicine OB/GYN Surgery MSIII Surgery Clerkship Suturing & Knot Tying Wound Care 101

Many departments and divisions design their curricula to include Skills Lab modules. PG1 Intern Boot Camp Emergency Medicine Otolaryngology-ENT General Surgery Internal Medicine Plastic Surgery OB / GYN Orthopedics Urology Vascular Surgery

The “Culture of Health” is an increasingly well-accepted concept that states where we live, learn, work and play has more to do with our health than anything else, including our genetic makeup or the availability of health care. For the last two years a small group of local residents, whose names are listed below, has been meeting monthly to explore how we could bring a Culture of Health to the communities and neighborhoods of Sangamon County. We call ourselves the “Community Health Roundtable”. After considerable reflection, the roundtable established a vision: Sangamon County citizens and

Thank you for taking the time to tell us about yourself! Information submitted on this form will be compiled into a class-specific document for your class reunion. The document will be available via PDF and loaded onto a flash drive that will be given to you once you arrive and register. Additionally, we will have paper copies of the booklet available for those who request them through this form.

Janet Ketchum, CSFA Director/Skills Coach 217-545-7878 jketchum@siumed.edu Janet Ketchum has been the Surgical Skills Director/Skills Coach in the Department of Surgery at the SIU School of Medicine since the opening of the SIU Surgical Skills Center in February of 2000. She is a graduate of the Decatur Memorial School of Surgical Technology and has also completed the Surgical First Assistant program through the National Institute of First Assistant program (NIFA). Before developing the SIU Surgical Skills Center, Janet worked in the Springfield Memorial Hospital OR specializing in General

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